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asking myself the same thing lately

>>56367610
it all over again

>gets used for exit liquidity and doesn't even stick around for the next halving
Holy ngmi

>>56367610
Same. How old are you? I'm almost 32, it might actually be over for me this tim

>>56367610
Why not just read your charts upside down?

>>56367610
Find a second job and buy as much LINK as you can get

>>56367610
Poo your pants and go tell people at the shops your story

>>56367610
Meanwhile
>be me
>5 mins ago
>log into goybase for first time in about 4 months
>have $4k USDT waiting to deploy that I forgot about
Feelsgoodman. Makes up for me losing that $80 worth of ETH dust that I turned into MATIC and lost.

>>56367610
next bitcoin halving is when you should jump ship. If you've made it this far, there is no point in leaving. You're at the bottom.

Is BTC gonna fly to one gazillion? no. It might even be the last real big pump, but you should be able to make a reasonable recovery of what you've lost (as long as it's not in shitcoins). The only bluechips are ETH and BTC. But some of the other garbage like XRP or LINK might see some small bump. Keep in mind almost everything is manipulated by market makers with free access to Tether and other stable coins, so don't buy into bullshit about how this garbage is gonna revolutionize finance

>>56367654
>>56367708

>muh halving

retards

>>56367905
>fails to even pretend to try to refute point
Do you even know what the halving is? If so, then you must also have a considerable flaw in your understanding of the fundamentals of economics. (Supply and demand is economics 101).
Please try to not be retarded next time.

>>56367610
That's the normal crypto trajectory.
Now you get a job.
Did you think the memes of wojak wearing a mcdonald's uniform were just jokes or something?

>>56367708
I agree with you. The best assets to hold anytime are BTC and ETH. I'd suggest these anytime and anywhere. But a little diversification in some other sectors might be worth it, especially those showing a high rate of traction like fet, dua, and many others. Proper research can help to filter out those that have a high possibility of generating the most ROI in this light.

>>56367610
I make six figures and I just got a second job as a dishwasher to DCA more.

>>56367905
the halvings matter. BTC miners are already bleeding to death, and the only one's in profit are the one's that have legacy BTC's.

The halvings matter because there is absolutely no way there is enough real world use of BTC to compensate miners with fee's, this is gonna force miners to readjust their prospects and shut down if this can't be settled. We don't know what the future is, but there is definitely change coming. And it might not be good.

>>56367936
You should approach everything with a principle of "zero trust". it's true there will be other stuff with better ROI. But at a 99.9% failure rate from 2021-2023 you should be greatly skeptical of anything outside of ETH and BTC

>>56367963
I'm doing the same with ETH and RAIL.
ETH is an OG token and RAIL is totally undervalued and solid.

DCA BTC / ETH and hold / self-custody. It's not that hard.

>>56367610
time to get a job, that's what I did after wasting my life and savings on crypto for years.

>>56367610
get mom's credit card and start again

>>56367654
>>56367708
>>56367909
>>56368024
>halving meme
kek, this pump and dump scam is done, you'll be lucky if Bitcoin even breaks ATH. This time of free FED money is over.

>>56367654
>just keep getting fleeced by crypto homos bro

Get a fucking job

>>56367610
Start again, now you got experience