• Neato
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    9 months ago

    Make sure you keep your money in bitcoin so when it crashes we can all laugh at you. Again.

    • @[email protected]
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      -469 months ago

      Right now I’m up over 400% on my bitcoin, it’s by far my best performing investment. Come back to this comment in 6 months and see where it’s at.

      • @[email protected]
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        339 months ago

        I once hopped cryptocurrency was going to end capitalism, democratize the financial system and help redistributing wealth. Instead it became yet another stock to gamble on.

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          9 months ago

          Yeah, and it’s easy to tell who are the bitter people who took a known gamble and lost. Gotta blame someone/something.

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            9 months ago

            In case your referring to me, full disclosure.

            I bought €10 bucks of dogecoin all the way back in 2013. Thats the only time i ever did annything remotely close to ”investing”

            I still have them and while i initially dreamed of using them to buy a gaming pc, i am a working adult now and the novelty of the coin is worth more then that. Regardless no tech store accepts doge as currency.

            I never cared about any other crypto, if the point is to sell them for classical money then what is the point of it.

            The price has remained a stable price of 1 Doge = 1 Doge regardless of Elon trying to wreck the system so i remain very happy with my purchase.

      • @[email protected]
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        59 months ago

        If i recall correctly, the stock to flow model predicts that this cycle should peak in late 2025.

        • @[email protected]
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          49 months ago

          All investments are gambles basically. For example, I chose to do the “safe thing” a few years back to “invest” some of my savings into an index fund (stock market diversification basically). This is commonly expected to yield about 5% return on investment over time, historically.

          What actually happened is that my Gamble lost about 40% of its value over the past couple years. I’d have been far better off just putting those savings into a good savings account.