I have 3 coworkers that have purchased XRP, all independently of each other. I know another that bought $40k DOGE, and obviously loads of normal people have bought ETH/SOL at this point. Outside of that its stables, TRON and Cardano. I don't know anyone that's bought the latter two but for some reason they remain popular.

Meanwhile Chainlink... I have never heard mentioned in person. Even the people that have bought other crypto's don't know about it. The usecase is hard to explain unlike a L1 ("my shitcoin is 1000x faster than BTC at 3% of the market cap!"). No one gives a fuck about the oracle problem, or being the interoperability layer between various banking chains.

This shit will never recreate a move like 2021 unless real adoption happens. Retail won't be interested until it has a massive sustained green candle, then maybe some of the narratives can take hold. Until then, forget it. I hope it happens soon

Lads I need help, how do I improve my financial situation?

>24
>got msc + work experience + drivers license, finding it hard to get into my actual field but I am still applying for jobs which would get me around 30+k
>work in civil service for a measily 26700k a year
>pre tax 2225, post council tax, NI, pension, student loan: 1641, not before 730 rent for shithole tiny studio flat
>have no subscriptions, dont eat out, dont use uberjeets, dont do drugs, dont drink, gamble or smoke, or even drink coffee, dont buy new clothes, dont own a car, only eat wholefoods and cook everything myself
>have around 10k in savings

this is still too fucking expensive and I dont know what to do, I save per month but its not that much really, how do I acquire more money? really wish I wasn't taxed so hard its grim. I was thinking immediately opting out of the pension scheme which would give me an extra hundred a month which could go towards council tax (148 per month on band A with single persons discount). The government is fucking strangling me to death lads. Everyone else I know my age is in a similar position.

>>82274978
ive just checked mine, I thought it was 100 and its 147.83

I have been working hard for 21 years and have very little net worth. I feel this is my fault even though wages have not increased in 18 years. I think this is the government's problem more than anyone's as IDGAF about my own future and I'm just living month to month.

Implications, anyone?

>>936662629
>degen was a mistake...