/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57838760
>>57838789
Kek
Absolutely toxic. Look how bitter you are at someone getting out. It really is cultish. Stop pretending you aren't tired as fuck like everyone else. Why is LINK equivocating at $20? It should be mid 20s by now at least. It's inexplicable and ridiculous how this coin performs.

>>57395283
Where these women go wrong is with that step in between having a gut feeling and backing that gut feeling where you just grab your balls and make the call. If she felt that way, she wouldn't be so pathetically inviting people to mend her dissonance. They dress up their regrets like the advice they want to hear someone give them, with total disregard to the doubt they obviously hold about their decisions which would render their advice damaging to others. But who cares, they need to feel validated. Disgusting. I know why redpill tards talk about women being solipsistic.

>>57153820
Wish I could disagree with any part of this but the sheer fucking toll to my life of holding LINK has been utterly catastrophic. I know diary entries are verboten and everything's supposed to be facetious and retarded on biz now, but I say earnestly I cannot understate the damage it's done to me.

Recalling 2020 and all the pep and hope I had in me then really does tangle me up. Everything felt like it was moving, every effort and tribulation felt meaningful. There weren't many versions of the next few years, I thought, that end without my financial freedom. I couldn't wait to show others I'd made it, I did okay, I took risks and did something. Selling LINK's blowoff in August felt then like probably the right call, but I figured I could squeeze a little more out of LINK - with a long-term tax discount buffer - provided it just, just, *JUST* held onto those sats gains. Nevermind #5, just the top 10 is enough. Even a little lower. Nowhere in my mental spreadsheets did I have LINK falling out of the top 30.

Aging through that kind of underperformance is extremely difficult. With each year, the desperation compounds, and with an obliterated ego comes resounding self-doubt that I'm shrewd enough to make it anyway. A sullied risk appetite and collapsed conviction: I don't think you can't make statistically anomalous profit from those ingredients. A well-paying career is a nice disguise for a 30yo, but with every new friend marrying or buying a home, my sitting impotent with six figs dangling into this market is objectively more degenerate, objectively a greater failure.

I have a $1 DCA and a 15x to show for it after six years. I've sold a lot, will sell more, but am still far out of position for whatever weird bull we're shaping up for. Ordinary advice is to derisk from crypto entirely, but I'm here because I'd rather die than wageslave til my 60s. Don't have a choice. I've told God this and implored him to kill me if I don't make it within a year or two.

>>57054427
Well it's fairly obvious at this point we're as out of position for the run as we were around Jan 2021. It's stunning. LINK is the only coin in the entire industry that could accumulate for 500 days, do a 3x off the picobottom, and just stop dead in its tracks in a market environment like this.

I don't know how anyone could sit with the risk of missing another run. The madness of the past few months can't continue for 2 years, so without an imminent and sizeable marketwide correction, the cards for the run ahead have already been dealt, and there's zero hype for LINK anywhere. It's simply not in the conversation. Everyone remarks at SOL's move, but that's just a dull proxy for the full scope of opportunity out there. It's the bullshit shitcoins pumping on its chain that pulls 20x in weeks which you can find fairly easily by following the right influencer cartels on CT.

Yet here we're supposed to stay, praying that a new tweet about Lichtenstein's third largest telecom company spinning up a Chainlink node is the thing that finally spurs us upwards. No. Done waiting. I felt this in 2021 and didn't act. Fool me once... I'll hold a small stack but otherwise I'd only have myself to blame if my six fig portfolio doesn't become millions by the end of this run and put me in semi-retirement because of some stubborn ego-driven attachment to LINK. I used to think not holding LINK was the bigger risk to that once upon a time but see it as the inverse now.