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My crypto adventure is over: invested 2k and made $167 and cashed out. Not a bad return I guess.

 

[mentos]

My crypto adventure is over: invested 2k and made $167 and cashed out. Not a bad return I guess.

It will probably pump more until the ETH 2 merge in Sept. But I'm guessing it dumps after that.

 

[mentos]

Crypto going to zero.

 

[Z-Qualizer]

Crypto going to zero.

Going down further, yes… to zero? Doubt it.

 

[mentos]

Going down further, yes… to zero? Doubt it.

Just exaggerating. But my account is a lot closer to zero than what I started with!

 

[Z-Qualizer]

Just exaggerating. But my account is a lot closer to zero than what I started with!

Yeah I know I’m way down, but I don’t know exactly how much… I’m afraid to look!!

 

[stillpremed]

Haha consolidate around 10K EOY 2020 and 20K EOY 2021. I dont think we will get a four year cycle, seems to be elongating with time.

Don't doubt BTC

 

[stillpremed]

Bitcoin is so 2018-2019

It's all about EV stocks in 2020.

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[StockPharmD2024]

Lol.

 

[ThaddeusGreenwood]

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I would be lying if I say I am not tempted by a desire to become rich overnight.. So, you can say it’s probably greed.

Been reading about it on Reddit and come to realize one thing: 9 out of 10 crypto investors don’t understand what it truly is (myself included). Most people are just in for the quick buck. However, if you dive deeper, concept is pretty intriguing.

At this point I don’t “believe” or “not believe” in crypto. I am feeling neutral right now. Are people on Reddit who throw over 20% of their net worth in crypto imbeciles? Or will these people become millionaires and conservative investors will just wait on the sideline watching others make real money? Only time will tell!

You're hitting on the core dilemma. The key difference between investing and gambling comes down to position sizing. Allocating 20%+ of a net worth into an asset class as volatile as crypto is pure high-stakes speculation, regardless of whether it works out. But putting in 1–5% of "fun money" that you can afford to lose completely? That's just an asymmetric bet with zero impact on your actual retirement plan.

 

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