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Can't wait till Shiba-Inu hits a dollar, man it's gonna be sweet.
The world is not ready for the kind of fool I'm going to act if that ever happens. The last thing I truly need is millions of dollars and free time.Can't wait till Shiba-Inu hits a dollar, man it's gonna be sweet.
How much supply would they need to burn before that happens? They'd probably have to burn all the way down to 100 billionCan't wait till Shiba-Inu hits a dollar, man it's gonna be sweet.
How much supply would they need to burn before that happens? They'd probably have to burn all the way down to 100 billion
50 million and free time is exactly what I need of this worldThe world is not ready for the kind of fool I'm going to act if that ever happens. The last thing I truly need is millions of dollars and free time.
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The bitcoin price has rocketed 20% over the last month, adding over $10,000 per bitcoin. The price of ethereum, cardano, Binance's BNB, Ripple's XRP, solana and dogecoin have followed bitcoin higher, helping the combined cryptocurrency market soar to over $2.3 trillion.
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The last few days I realize I've been doing things wrong, or at least when it comes to how I gauge crypto prices. I generally always look at price in USDT and make moves based off of that. Now I've (after too many months) realized that going by USDT or only that isn't the smartest way to look at it. Perhaps I'm just behind and you all already know this and go by this but going by how much any given crypto is in sats to me is just as important. My mistakes generally aren't losing money making moves but losing out on potential gains afterwards.
I fucking wish I knew 6 months ago what I do now. Motherfucking shit.
Thanks for listening to my rant lol.
The last few days I realize I've been doing things wrong, or at least when it comes to how I gauge crypto prices. I generally always look at price in USDT and make moves based off of that. Now I've (after too many months) realized that going by USDT or only that isn't the smartest way to look at it. Perhaps I'm just behind and you all already know this and go by this but going by how much any given crypto is in sats to me is just as important. My mistakes generally aren't losing money making moves but losing out on potential gains afterwards.
I fucking wish I knew 6 months ago what I do now. Motherfucking shit.
Thanks for listening to my rant lol.
It’s harder to deceiver what is indeed a shitcointechnically if you would buy btc at bottom prices, and use BTC to make your favorite alt purchases, instead of a stablecoin, you'd make more money in the long run, unless you're using btc to buy shitcoins that will go to 0 during this bear market
agreed but i think we can all name like 5projects that we could technically comfortably just buy now, hold for like 2 years and be heavily profitable on themIt’s harder to deceiver what is indeed a shitcoin
agreed but i think we can all name like 5projects that we could technically comfortably just buy now, hold for like 2 years and be heavily profitable on them
I've been on both sides, I am comfortable here with the multi tokens.That's way too many projects. You're much better off with more concentrated positions - and sticking to roughly 4-5 projects (more than enough diversification) that you have high conviction in. Having too many projects dilutes your portfolio - and you simply won't make big gains by doing this.