Say crypto makes you 1 mil by 2022 after taxes

[Anonymous No.20899812]

You exit before the bubble bursts. Where to put your funds? Stocks? Dividend stocks? Real estate? Stake 32x ETH despite the bubble about to burst? How do you generate passive income to be set for life?

[Anonymous No.20899824]

>>20899812
neet nodes unironically

[Anonymous No.20899862]

>>20899824
Even if ETH is at $5-10k you wouldn't sell?

[Anonymous No.20899888]

If you know the bubbles about to burst then its simple, sell all, wait for the dip, and THEN buy back in to stake eth.

[Anonymous No.20899921]

>>20899812
Eth staking?

[Anonymous No.20899922]

Just put it into the sp500 and shave off 10 percent every year until next year

[Anonymous No.20899948]

Traditional boomer mix

Corporate Bonds
Government Bonds
Global stocks
REITs
PMs
Basket of currencies

[Anonymous No.20899966]

>>20899812
im gonna invest in 2 condos or so in vegas for 150k each and see what i can do
>buy an AMG35
kek

[Anonymous No.20899991]

>>20899812
>the bubble about to burst
post shorts faggot

[Anonymous No.20900119]

>>20899812
All the boomer assets are actually the ones in a bubble, including gold. Was going to cash out into stocks and real estate but they are both topped out in the "everything bubble". Crypto is the only game in town lmao.

[Anonymous No.20900283]

>>20899862
I don't think Chainlink is crashing after the peak of the next bull run if that takes 2 more years, it may pull back a bit through correlation but that's about it.
Expecting it to collapse is folly. You're comparing crypto bull runs to each other and expecting them to repeat just because they involve cryptographic ownership of private keys, without looking at the underlying market fundamentals.
The dotcom bubble burst because the companies behind it were bleeding edge gimmicks running on speculation. When tech companies started being integral parts of daily life, they never crashed quite as hard again. The same is true for crypto.
You may have noticed over time that Link tends to do its own thing with price action and isn't as closely correlated to "moneycoins" as they are to each other, even at the speculative stage it is today. It's a different market, grounded in different principles.
By 2022, I believe Chainlink will be strongly pegged to the value of Chainlink network services. Once those are being ubiquitously used, it's not going to be able to crash as hard as something highly subjective like Bitcoin can. I have some BTC and Ethereum and when I feel we've hit peak euphoria I'll just close my position to accumulate Link.

[Anonymous No.20900339]

>>20899812
qqq tqqq tsla spacex

[Anonymous No.20900585]

>>20899812
There’s no such thing as a “peak” when we talk about fundamental assets that are crucial for world economy, you fucking brainlets

has coca cola “peaked” after 100 years on the market? Will disney “peak”? will Amazon “peak” NO, these stocks will just keep rising under the current capitalistic structure the only way these assets dump is if we literally have a revolution in the west that challenges the neo-liberal agenda we live under

[Anonymous No.20900785]

>>20900585
Interesting, most oldfags seem to think that the past 10-20x bubbles followed by 80%+ corrections will happen again in the same way. I hadn't considered if we won't bubble and correct, but rather rise slowly and steadily and just stay high as staples of the new 4IR. Maybe in that case I'd only cash out 1/2 or 2/3 or something.

[Anonymous No.20900947]

>>20900585
>>20900785
probably somewhere in the middle. bubble, looks like a big correction (b/c hey, that's what people expect). doesn't quite go as far, and equalizes back out more quickly (assuming some solid foothold adoption in key areas). then the paradigm shifts

[Anonymous No.20901005]

Probably like the last frontier/gold rush. We already had california. Alaska is coming - and then it's gonna be over aside from a few outliers here and there