>>724067630
Yep, and your USD as well.
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>>60669026
see this is my biggest problem with you xrp "schizos". you are actually schizophrenic if you believe this narrative unironically. i literally can't criticize anyone because i hold a lot of doge, and a lot of ket and shit like that so im self aware enough to understand my word is not worth much but you guys should keep your feet on the ground and understand your place. if you think bitcoin, with all the institutional/rich bastard support it has been receiving since 2022 onwards, is going to be replaced by XRP, you seriously need a strong reality check.
see this is my biggest problem with you xrp "schizos". you are actually schizophrenic if you believe this narrative unironically. i literally can't criticize anyone because i hold a lot of doge, and a lot of ket and shit like that so im self aware enough to understand my word is not worth much but you guys should keep your feet on the ground and understand your place. if you think bitcoin, with all the institutional/rich bastard support it has been receiving since 2022 onwards, is going to be replaced by XRP, you seriously need a strong reality check.
>>60646052
>XRP breaking ATH
>Angels up by over 20%
>ETH 3.5K
>Everything gongo up simultaneously
Oh boy the fucking crash is going to be a sight to behold isn't it
>>60646324
You hallucinated that
>XRP breaking ATH
>Angels up by over 20%
>ETH 3.5K
>Everything gongo up simultaneously
Oh boy the fucking crash is going to be a sight to behold isn't it
>>60646324
You hallucinated that
>>60565686
First my hoooomowner cope, one by one:
>Did tons of math up until 2016, less so now that I have a career (code monkeys don't math for real)
>200k mortgage at 3.5%
>$1700 a month for a 3 bedroom 2 story house in a desirable neighborhood
>It is a starter home, selling it in a few years when I've saved enough and have a comfortable position to buy the home to raise my children in
>Not renting it out
>Most my emergency repair has been was $10k for a new furnace and AC which have already been more than covered by appreciation
>No HOA
>Bought right before the takeoff in 2020
As for your actual post OP:
Buying and selling is an expensive ordeal. I'd say suck some corporate dick and figure out a way to make more money to make your living expenses more manageable.
You very clearly acknowledge the truth that you fucked up over-buying. But truthfully I'm 5 years into owning this place and I'm getting ready for something bigger and better and wish I was in a spot where I overbought and didn't have to consider moving from. But it is nice to have the level of financial flexibility I have now but it's also sort of not real since the money is never touching an account I spend out of and I'm singularly focused on getting it to a good level to make the next mortgage reasonable in spite of the fucked up market and rates. Hoping the rates are a bit lower in a couple years.
First my hoooomowner cope, one by one:
>Did tons of math up until 2016, less so now that I have a career (code monkeys don't math for real)
>200k mortgage at 3.5%
>$1700 a month for a 3 bedroom 2 story house in a desirable neighborhood
>It is a starter home, selling it in a few years when I've saved enough and have a comfortable position to buy the home to raise my children in
>Not renting it out
>Most my emergency repair has been was $10k for a new furnace and AC which have already been more than covered by appreciation
>No HOA
>Bought right before the takeoff in 2020
As for your actual post OP:
Buying and selling is an expensive ordeal. I'd say suck some corporate dick and figure out a way to make more money to make your living expenses more manageable.
You very clearly acknowledge the truth that you fucked up over-buying. But truthfully I'm 5 years into owning this place and I'm getting ready for something bigger and better and wish I was in a spot where I overbought and didn't have to consider moving from. But it is nice to have the level of financial flexibility I have now but it's also sort of not real since the money is never touching an account I spend out of and I'm singularly focused on getting it to a good level to make the next mortgage reasonable in spite of the fucked up market and rates. Hoping the rates are a bit lower in a couple years.
>>60525808
yeah it "seems" important just like most chainlink products "seemed" important but actually weren't. at all. enjoy your next letdown, sergey got you all hooked on cortisol instead of dopamine.
>>60525884
this "us vs them" mentality shit only works in politics because the most retarded, opinionated people care deeply about politics. crypto is business and in business this doesn't fly. this shit is a nothing burger just like everything chnainlink has shat out so far, get over it.
tl;dr: im buying more npc and pepe this evening.
yeah it "seems" important just like most chainlink products "seemed" important but actually weren't. at all. enjoy your next letdown, sergey got you all hooked on cortisol instead of dopamine.
>>60525884
this "us vs them" mentality shit only works in politics because the most retarded, opinionated people care deeply about politics. crypto is business and in business this doesn't fly. this shit is a nothing burger just like everything chnainlink has shat out so far, get over it.
tl;dr: im buying more npc and pepe this evening.