Cryptocurrencies

Very much appreciated, but it’s 99% that I’ll keep holding.

I’m very fortunate that I don’t need the money so even if I cashed out I’d keep it in an asset with much, much lower yields.

Edit: I bought my ADA at 0,06-0,08$ so these are still modest gains for crypto :slight_smile:

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I’m… Sorry… :frowning_face:

I’ve been investing my spare change in crypto for a couple months now. As all cryptocurrencies are based upon different structures/concepts so it’s pivotal one does research to avoid investing in a Pyramid scheme (or some dubious/useless currency). At the end of the day, even with all the knowledge in the world investing in currency is somewhat alike to gambling; albeit with slightly better odds.

Currently I’ve made double comparative to what I’ve initially put in. I’ve been purchasing cryptocurrency and semi routinely cashing out/using it, had I been more patient I would have 50K+ on my hands by now

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My roommate is big into crypto. He actually believes it will be an accepted currency to pay your taxes. Then I remarked that unless the government can create and control it. It will never be accepted for a tax liability. This is what gives fiat currency any value, since there is no intrinsic value. America has been completely off the gold-standard for 50 years.

Not yet. Too much volatility.

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Thank you @SkyzykS. I owe you both a bottle of the finest fire water from the Scottish isles.

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:smiley:Looks good! :+1:

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Damn… I brought ADA when it was around .90

There are a few I procured that did well… And some that nosedived

My greatest claim to fame was purchasing etherum classic when it was 20$

Solana did pretty well for me, as did ripple and etherum.

I also stake crypto and make about 50$/month off of doing so for doing absolutely nothing

Monero has also been good to me, but I tend to spend it or swap it around.