/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49439498
>Imagine having 10 Million dollars and not quitting immediately

If you got there by pure dumb luck then yes maybe you should run away.

If you got there by repeatable good decisions then why quit? It's a game for life.

>>49439537
>I called this
>I called that
>I tried to warn you
>I was right, you were wrong

No one gives a shit what "calls" you got "right" - there is only one way of measuring success in this game and that is how much money you've made.

Plenty of poorfags scared to invest who are always telling others to sell, and then when (inevitably) they are finally right once they think they're hot shit.

Meanwhile Chad who ignored them and made 50mil which dropped to 25mil really doesn't care. Better to be rich than right, lmao.


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You poor fags have no idea - your risk aversion and shitty trading ability is why you'll never get to big digits in the first place, so all you can do is LARP about what you *would* do if you somehow inherited another person's portfolio after he built it up to 10mil or whatever. Basically "if you won the lottery".

Pic rel is my stack balance so far. Ups and downs are a natural part of crypto, thinking you can always sell tops and buy bottoms is retarded as fuck, you have to accept that that's not the nature of the game and that you have to just react quickly enough when the tide does turn.

If you're a retard who just holds last-gen shitcoins way past their hype cycle then it will all go back to zero and you never understood why you had that money in the first place. Chads can keep building and building each cycle.

I do remember the "wanting to quit" meme years ago, but I consider it a low T sort of thing. Once you get good at it, it's a game you want to keep playing because you enjoy it and are no longer traumatised by drawdowns.