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RUNNAWAYICEBERG

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  1. Yea. I’ve got a decent mix on coinbase as well. I’m letting that porfolio ride for as far as the weenie will allow while doge on RH is more of a weekly spec play.
  2. I’ve got a small fraction only but with btc at 57k, does it make sense to even have like .00000001 btc?
  3. I’d rather get in on Litecoin or ethereum tbh.
  4. lol. I’ll forever be poor but maybe just a little less poor down the road.
  5. He’s not the only one. I know you’re against it so we’ll see over the next decade if you missed out or if everyone else fell for the pump fake.
  6. Oh I’d take it and run with 5 figures too. Nice!
  7. Yea. Then I’ll let it fall afterwards before scooping back in. It’s no longer just a meme.
  8. https://decrypt.co/69736/mark-cuban-dogecoin-is-legit-bitcoin-is-financial-religion?&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=feed&utm_source=robinhood
  9. I’ve got 300 doge coins at 0.30 so we’ll see if we can make a quick couple hundy next week and cash in. But, I think it does some longevity so when it tanks again post Musky SNL hype, I’m gonna buy back in a little.
  10. I belive they’ll send you a tax statement at year end which you’ll report as income. They also report it to the IRS. Long term capital gains (1yr plus) are taxed depending on your taxable income and filing status but they are taxed lower than short term gains.
  11. When you’re making $2k/wk on crypto lol, you should.
  12. That’s big. It’s coming which is why I don’t want to miss the ride. I’m not claiming to be a crytpo expert but everything I read says to buy in. Play money can turn into some nice profit if it pans out and if it doesn’t, it was just play money I would have lost at the Casino anyway.
  13. Visa buying in: https://decrypt.co/69718/visa-outlines-five-ways-its-pushing-into-crypto?&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=feed&utm_source=coinbase
  14. So I was even after 6 holes feeling confident in my new tweaks and then I unraveled afterwards, which is pretty typical. Shot an 86.
  15. Hedge funds make huge plays so Union Square did that with coinbase but that doesn’t necessarily equate to a lack of confidence. They did the same thing with several IPOs like twitter and zynga. One of Wilson’s earliest musings on cryptocurrency was in 2011, when he wrote that “an alternative currency with roots in peer to peer networks and based on an algorithm that is transparent to everyone is an idea whose time has come.
  16. Download coinbase and watch their diffferent learn and earn videos. Watch how it works and get free coins. lol on missing that investment...geez. Even $100 10 years ago would have been enough.
  17. People didn’t understand the earlier tech and they failed to invest in it. Just because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean you ignore the financial gains. Banks are slow, wire transfers take days, fees are high. DeFi has huge potential with caveats. Not all will thrive but some are here to stay.
  18. Torch! Do you spike your ponytail too?
  19. Life is passing you by my libertarian friend. It’s probably a good time to sell the bizz and move to the mountains permanently so you can spend your golden years ranting on SM platforms from your rocking chair.
  20. It is harder to make the same living for each generation as cost of living increases outpace the stagnant median income so every gen has to work harder and smarter. The difference now is there is more capital within reach, primarly because of the tech boom, and it’s easier to tap into it.
  21. I am a firm believer that every generation is smarter, not the opposite. Otherwise, civilization would go backwards and not forward. Whether the older folks like how the world changes around them circles back to the change principle, people typically hate change. We like our comfort zones and that’s it. When that gets ruffled, all hell breaks loose. “These kids thesedays, they don’t know what it means to work to make a living.” So we may think Gen Z are lazy and don’t want to work when the reality is they are finding better or easier ways to make the same living, or better, than we ever have.
  22. Seems like the typical generalized thinking of the older folk on how “these young kids don’t work like we do”. Younger generations evolve and find ways to improve upon their predecessors. It doesn’t mean their wortk ethic sucks, it’s just different. I know plenty of post college kids who work smarter by leveraging their resources better than we can. It’s obtuse to think the older generation has a better work ethic when plenty of older folks I’ve worked with are lazy AF. Dumb, can’t use tech, unwilling to learn, think they know everything, and are happy to just collect their paychecks.
  23. Countless studies and real world trials say so. Look it up.
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