>>512983334
The biggest joke of the GDP calculation is that they actually put in things like "government administration" into it. Which means, if you look at some place like the UK, where half the economy is the government in some form (public health system, national defence and so on). It means as that bureaucracy around this expands, it means the heckin' GPD just went up! And then you have a government paid economist tell you that it's all about debt to GPD because "the economy grows faster than the debt" - government expenses isn't the economy.
>>512983583
And you're already up in Bitcoin. Do you have a portfolio tracker that lets you see them individually? Because it's one thing to get the satisfaction of line or number go up but if you have a portfolio you need to see how the individual items are performing.
>>512983983
I'll make it easy for you. Give up trading. Most people can't handle it, they make impulsive and stupid decisions on whim. Accept that there is a certain type of person made for that kind of thing and that's probably not you. You worked for this money so try to have some respect for the time you spent to get it.
Easy thing for you to do, is if you're on some platform like Coinbase, you just set up a recurring buy. You set that to something you can comfortably afford (i.e. you're not adding financial stress to your life by doing it). You set an interval like once every few weeks or every month. You forget about it. You don't even check the price. You move that shit off the exchange and onto a wallet you control when you log in and see that the balance is worth something that is starting to make you feel a bit uneasy. That's a good problem to have and if you aren't expert with computers and worry about being hacked just get a hardware wallet. You just need the discipline to forget about it for at least another cycle. Then decide what to do. Most normies can't even wait like 4 years. It's sad.