I wouldn't have hold let's be honest
Yeah me neither. To the people who are obsessing and believing you missed an opportunity here are some things to consider:
- you definitely, with 100% certainly, would have sold at 2000. That was the first huge bump and everyone thought it was a bubble. You would have too. You would have cached out and had more than $100,000 in the bank - more money than you've ever seen in your life, and you would have thought you made it big. And right now you'd be looking to rope because you didn't hold out for 50k.
- the calculation you're doing, where you imagine having millions of dollars, that's millions of
dollars - the whole reason btc is skyrocketing is because people think dollars are running out of steam. If you had btc today ...you would cash out today. This thread proves it. And in a few years, your millions of dollars wouldn't be worth anything and you'd be looking to rope because you didn't keep the btc.
- and even if you hold btc and intend to use it for actual buying and selling, you're still going to lose in the end. It's very, very clear that the global elites prefer fractional reserve banking and fiat currency. How many times do they have to overthrow a country that opposes them before you figure that out. Eventually, they
have to do something about btc too. What they'll do, I don't know. I keep trying to start threads on pol to discuss this and the threads get nuked ...which is one way that I know something is coming.
Those are my black pills. Here are some white pills:
- for as long as the btc train lasts, it will be deflationary, while every other currency is (and is designed to be) inflationary. What this means is, it still even today makes sense to put some of your money in btc. Not all of it. Give up the childish fantasy of being rich. But if you buy a little bit each month, that's not an awful investment. It's insurance against the dollar completely crashing.
- a lot of the problems with btc have been solved by other currencies, and those are just now taking off. I haven't researched them all. I don't much like eth because there appear to be people in charge who are able to manipulate it (but that could mean the elites are in charge and they will sabotage btc to get people to move to eth which means it's a good investment). Litecoin looks interesting to me because faster transactions are possible - I think it's a more practical crypto.
- it's actually a good time to be an incel. What I mean is, it's a good time to be invisible to women. If you can live frugally and be content with your little space and your vidya etc. then you wont be destroyed by the chaos to come. Think about all the normies giving money to wifes/girlfriends/only fans. When the money runs out, they're fucked. If you made a habbit of
pretending your waifu was a real girl that you had to spend money on, and every time you jerked off you bought $50 of btc (and that's cheap compared to what a real date costs), then right now in the present day you'll be just like a normie but in the future you'll be much better off.