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Damn my grandfathers wife died from this shit, RIP Arlene

RIP

I don’t speak guillotine but yea I saw the video when it happened, so casual

Whittled.

Ubuntu will run on a toaster.

Crazy shite happened this morning 226m liquidated in 10 minutes. Hold on to your butts. Subplot Iran achieves super drip prestige off this shit cause the whole country just went all in on this dip. Strong support at 8,000, one reason for the sell off was big banks traded btc for gold to stop the bleeding in the shiny shit.

I need to get my sleep, I gotta get like 10 hours a day, and like 8 at night.

Stereo types, I thought you were buying a computer?!

Bruh this shit is a myriad of nuances so it’s hard to describe without explaining some terminology. BTC is the most sure thing. I don’t know a ton about index funds but the fees are around 1-4% annually depending how it’s managed and the best managed ones like the s&p have returns of around 7%, so they have a modest return and are pretty stable long term. ETFs are basically the same funds traded on the NYSE with way more volatility, flat commission no annual fees. One really cool type of ETF is VIX which you can decide to make short sales and the price of the asset goes up when the price of the index goes down. My portfolio is diverse but I’m leaning heavily on alt coins. That is where I feel mom and pop entrepreneurship is still a thing. I would definitely do some investigation yourself. As far as wallets, coinbase is the safest and easiest, the only time I really fuck with Electrum which is a software wallet is when there was a fork and I needed the private keys but that doesn’t happen a lot with a ton of relevancy these days. One reason to stick with coinbase is they started DeFi, decentralized finance, services where you can lend crypto through their exchange to a 3rd party and you charge them interest. I have fun with this shit, I think eventually each btc could be a million, but that could be after mad crashes and dollar inflation. It’s hard to tell.

TRON isn’t on coinbase so if you own that it’s on a deferent wallet, but that coin had a 250% pump and dump following the BTC crash in March and it would have been a good time to leverage into less shitty alts. Some shit coins do pump tho.

Especially if you have funds on there. BTC broke resistance and established new support level at 9,800. ETH based alts are up heavy, really heavy. Whole market is up 4.82% in the past 24 hours.

this thread is drier than your nana’s pussy and that’s craaaazy

Indexes have higher fees and are generally for long positions, so if you think all this turmoil right now is temporary and things are about to go back to normal they could have a good return given you had an exit plan that could be executed when the market satisfied your desire for profit and stop loss to be triggered if things go south. For growth stocks, shares of companies acquired with the hope of them increasing in value, right now wouldn’t be a bad time to take long positions, buying a stock at a speculative dip in the cycle and holding it as it corrects and hopefully breaks resistance levels, in companies heavily disrupted by the virus like airlines or any ones without a ton debt. As far as buying BTC, probably not a bad idea to get in before it hits 9,500, which is currently a heavy resistance point, that exit point of long positions taking profit. The support level is around 8,775 which is the price point where investors have a significant position they won’t impulse sell below which influences the markets confidence levels and is the driving force in the overall health of an asset. This position was initially played by early adopting whales but is now playing by institutional investors, and this is the first halving since the shift in the dynamic happened 2 years ago, so understanding the psychological motivation behind how big banks will treat crypto is definitely an uncertain science now more than ever. If it hits 9,500 before halving, 9,320 at the moment, smaller resistance at 9,800 but if it gets there expect things to be bullish. Alt coins are higher risk but they’re also attractive, like ETH because of its high trading volume and the fact most alt coins run on the ether block, or XRP because of its industrial adoption and history of following BTC. Having a somewhat diverse portfolio in top tier alts can help you leverage the exchange in the pump of an alt coin that follows price correction of BTC testing a new resistance point into a discount. This is usually around 4-7am eastern standard time because it’s evening in Korea which is where the alt coin whales are and they try to catch Americans snoozing. It seems like if BTC doesn’t break 9,500 before halving with its low volume, and everything happening in the overall economy with the uncertainty of reopening, it could correct all the way back to 5,000 or lower in a few days. I’m not a financial advisor I just play one on tv but I hope that gives a partial update to you or anyone else who managed to make their way through my ramblings and is interested in the subject.

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Couldn’t find anything about it in the Jekyll island group so I’ll post it here. As many of you are aware within the next week BTC is about to go through it’s 3rd halving, which is when the mining reward rate per block is cut in half. This has generally resulted in price increases caused by decreased supply. Things are looking really good right now for another bull run, and after the past week of taking some profits and consolidation way above support levels it looks like a good time to go long on top tier alts and buckle up. This is obviously all speculative as myself nor 12oz or anyone affiliated are financial advisors but just wanted to say I hope everyone that is with the shits has their bags packed!

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