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>>12743743
>IF crypto collapses?

what do you call the last year+?

>>12743743
Only 9 months in after uni. I feel you

>>12743760
Healthy correction unironically.

>>12743743
Not into crypto, but I hear your pain, waging it up is bad even at the best of times.

I'd say forget crypto, mate, it's a crapshoot at best. Check out Money Mustache, follow his way and it's a better way to escape wagelife. I've been doing it for many years now and making steady progress.

>>12743743
I am not ignoring the fact that wage cucking is terrible but you should take a vacation and try to get a girl to suck your dick.

>>12743743
Anon, crypto already collapsed. There will be no second bubble. Blockchain and DLT does not need a tokenized economy to function. 98% of projects have no utility and will die. At this point the crypto market is whales scrambling over each other to create liquidity pools and GTFO before their holdings are worthless.

The only project that has any utility is Skycoin. Trustless, decentralized VPNs are necessary in the coming Orwellian hell our world will be, and no other project is close to matching their progress and vision.

>>12743743
>not contemplating suicide everyday
srs what kind of stuff do you think about? Going back to school? Fuck that. Getting a gf? Been married already hated it. Working out? No. Travelling not really. What else is there? End of the road faggot

>>12743913
Psychoactive substances

>>12743743

That sounds rough. I hope things get better anon. It's not your fault.

>>12743743
IKTF, it seems like crypto is my only shot at a happy life. Otherwise it's wagecuck until I die, and in such a scenario, suicide is not out of the question.

>>12743743

Crypto will have another run, though many projects will die or are dying now. Buy silver too, in the very likely case the global debt bubble collapses.

Just a few things you should know, as this is current information:
>when the Euro goes, all the banks go
>Greece is bankrupt again
>Italy intends to milk the Euro welfare system hard
>Spain is in trouble
>France is struggling
>Germany's two largest banks are worse than bankrupt
>there is nobody left to bail out Europe
>on top of all that, a hard brexit is the most likely outcome
>the UK pays 12.5% of the entire EU budget
>that's a lot of money printing
>hyperinflation is not unlikely

As a Dutchman, I can tell you that prices went up well over 40% in the past 4 years. Prices of eating out or going for coffee somewhere have outright doubled. Meanwhile the EU is forcing an EU army, open borders, a shut-down of free speech and of course trillions of Euro worth of green nonsense.

This is going to end poorly for them, but it's a great opportunity for us. Buy silver, there's less of it in circulation than there is gold at this moment. The silver on the paper markets is fake. They're derivatives without the physical silver to back them. Silver will likely be as expensive or more expensive as gold and the gold price will explode during the next collapse.

>>12743743
What if I told you that money amplifies your faults and personal problems?

>>12744422
Where do you suggest buying silver, fellow Dutch anon?

>>12744523

You'd be lying. Having "fuck you" money makes it much easier to find work that you find satisfying to do rather than merely keep you alive. It also means you don't have to take shit from most people.

Yeah, if you're a lazy glutton, you're probably going to abuse yourself. That's not a property of money, but rather of the personality flaw. It doesn't amplify it, it just enables it. You'd probably see someone with the same personality without money behave in the same way if the stuff was given freely and there was no need to work.

>>12744540

Amsterdamgold.nl has cheap, discrete delivery and very low prices over spot. There's a bunch of others, but these guys can actually deliver without VAT/BTW reliably whereas importing from other countries can bring problems otherwise.

>>12744540

Also fun, we're currently in a housing bubble worse than the one in 2008, BUT this time there are tons and tons of old people and boomers who are finding out their retirement plans aren't working out. Property prices are going to drop a LOT. I'm expecting 50% to 75% discounts on houses in the coming years. You can leverage on this by buying certain crypto and metals cheap now.

My plan
>leverage crypto to get loads of worthless fiat to buy property and stocks during the housing and stock collapse bottoming
>silver to survive in case shtf or the price goes up so high I can live off of the cash of selling a coin I bought for 1/500th of the price while using my on-the-books assets to buy crypto and possibly stocks if the market hasn't fallen apart completely

The last collapse was in the 1930's, but stocks never really go away until the entire company is bankrupt. I'm thinking that green nonsense is going to end when the interest on the debt hits, so Shell and Uranium should be good buys as we'll still need energy.

>>12743743
Have you tried getting a comfy 6 figure job

>>12743913
or you know
you could simply be less of an emotional bitch