Thread 61127734

This "bullrun" has been unbelieveably tiresome and while I did make gains, all the stress and time spent hasn't been quite worth it. I could have done similarly well with stocks and not worry about blatant manipulation of the market and losing 20% of portfolio over cheeto's tweets. It's not going to 1 million, there's barely enough money in the market to get us to 130k before tanking 10-20% again. It's a fucking joke

>>61127734 (OP)
NGMI inb4 you sell the bottom and bought the top

>>61127734 (OP)
Yeah I'm heavily considering it.
Risks in crypto are the same as before, if not higher now in 2025.
Meanwhile the reward part of the equation shat the bed, and is getting outperformed by everything else.
So crypto in 2025 is extra headache and extra risk for less gains.

>>61127734 (OP)
>>61127737
This, I have been DCAing out. If this run doesn't continue it's basically show over. Time to drop ship or buy pokemans or something.

Bitcoin went up like 700% this bullrun. That's pretty decent.

So catching the bottom of the next bear will probably still be worth it for an easy 400-500% gains.

>>61127741
>Bitcoin went up like 700% this bullrun
It bounced back from a -80% drop.

>>61127743
Hence the continuation of "catching the bottom of the next bear will probably still be worth it ".

If you're bagholding through bear markets without catching the bottoms then I'm sure it sucks.

Nah. If I do end up selling, I'll probably be back in bitcoin at some point.
Bitcoin's marketcap is below silver. Bitcoin's inflation is below gold. PM going up just gives bitcoin more room to grow

>>61127741
It's been outperformed by obvious shit like nvidia on the same time frame and will crash harder

>>61127746
Oh I know what you mean, but calling a bounce back from the bottom - a bullrun, is silly.

>>61127734 (OP)
No lol.

>>61127755
I'm sure you apply that same standard to Nvidia, which crashed 70% in the same timeframe and bottomed around the same time Bitcoin did

>>61127734 (OP)
I only think about making it

>>61127734 (OP)
The only way to make money in crypto is to have inside info from trump
If you don't have access to trump, trading crypto is basically a transfer tax you're paying to his inner circle

>>61127972
Das rite nigga

>>61127737
Nice, good list of companies.
Add gold/silver or some precious metals ETF to this, gold and silver is going parabolic right now.

>>61127734 (OP)
Yes after 8 years of holding and losing basically everything through bear markets and Bancor, now I’m finally done holding after a small pull back.

i wanted to talk about this yesterday but none of you cared. you only look at frog threads...

today we measure top to top, tomorrow we measure bottom to bottom. In the end we are all welcome at Ram ranch

>>61127734 (OP)
only a retard would try to come back for more after this "bullrun"

>>61128144
Kek

>>61127734 (OP)
I'm certainly thinking about it but will I? The problem is that I'm all in LINK and I know a pump can happen at any time

>>61127761
Nobody is calling nvidia bouncing back a bullrun

>>61127734 (OP)
No, i am buying alts.

>>61127734 (OP)
I learned this a bit ago. Started out in crypto, trying to day trade it. It's ok for scalping because it can flip flop in a single day. But I lost more money and blew up 3 accounts trying to "invest" in crypto. I stepped into stocks, not even ETF's just standard stocks and made back all the money lost in crypto. You will find out one way or another anon, crypto is just a way for exchanges to get around regulations and take overleveraged 3rd worlders money.

>>61127737
>>61129003
seagate was one of those easy money sleepers this year.

>>61127743
You bought the 2021 top?