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It better, this fucking shitcoin needs to go back up to like >$0.50 for me just to break even

>>3031380
Fuck are you talking about, it has never been that high, tops is like $.30

Buy CFI and hold your bags forever.

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Bitcoine price and future$?

>>3031293

I'll buy some STOX's by tomorrow, see you on the moon anon kun

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Been shilling all week. Let's do it

Still holding those bags? LOL

Holding 45k

>>3031288
BAT and ANT.

>>3031276
Vitalik? yes, he only selling

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>>3031348
cose he have alooot

>>3031276
just bought 100k

One of the rare times a twitter shill payed off for me!

>>3031291
you think its worth investing in now or too late?

The ico was only a month or 2 ago so it's definitely early days

>>3031264
>babby cant use etherdelta
its much safer too

most pajeet exchange available. its developed by monkeys with stumpy fingers. it barely fucking works

>>3031264
still better than Poloniex

>>3031235
Keep 85-90% of your gains.

"Sell when you can" is the best advice I've read. I've done it in my trading. Whenever it's up, I sell off a portion of whatever I have that I'm comfortable with, and when it lows I buy back in.
It's a pure speculation market so I stay BTC-ETH because I know money is going to be flowing fast and furious between those two for a good while. Alts are too speculative to me. You're already in a speculative market, I don't see why you would take on even more risk.

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Creditbit! If you missed the boom of NEO, OMG and many others. This coin is great, great DEVs andis on its way to the moon, just buy a few and enjoy a few gains people.

46% INCREASE AND STILL INCREASING IN VOLUME!!!

Its on BITTREX and is still very low in price for wat it is! BUY THIS SHIT!!!!!!!!

And its obviously not a fucking pump and dump the volume is more then the fucking market capital for christ sake. These are investors.

na

Hmmm tell me more, got 0.7 btc to throw into something

yup it doesnt matter as long as you do the trade asap

>>3031237

thanks senpai. I'm too exhausted from work to have done this math properly, may the moon's light shine upon thee

it depends
with a credit card the transaction is immediate but with bank transfers, at least in america, it takes 7 days and the price can go up or down in that time.
i bought 2500$ of btc on coinbase on August 2nd and by the time I'm got access to it on the 9th it was worth over 3k.

>>3031191
Net worth is just assets - liabilities. Even if you don't want to spend it you still have it

Holding assets in trusts is the main way rich people avoid looking rich on paper

>>3031179
I'm 22 and have no concept of financial responsibility, and can thus offer no useful advice. But if you post goes unanswered, I've found the personalfinance subreddit on Reddit to be an excellent resource if you haven't checked it out already.

>>3031179
>what would you do in my position?

Firstly; I'd reconsider a high end rental, gourmet dinners and lots of expendable income when I still have $5K in CC debt.

Learn about good debt and bad debt: credit card debt is most certainly, absolutely bad debt. I'd spend the next four months discarding gourmet dinners and re-evaluating the amount of income I allocate as disposable; and use it to kill the credit card debt as quickly as I could.

In fact; I'd probably substitute every cent I spent on unnecessary shit with paying off my CC debt and give myself a deadline (i.e in 4 months, whatever I haven't payed off in that debt, is coming straight out of my savings to cover it).

Then I'd start saving. I'd take a realistic look at what I need versus what I want. Do I really need gourmet dinners every night and a high end rental? Or do I just need enjoyable food and a decent place... Do I need lots of disposable income? Or do I need to have a decent amount to retire on when I'm older...

Also, it's sweet that you're in a safe position with your work but man, shit happens. Consider a situation where the current boss has a heart attack & dies, and his son leaves temporarily to sort out family issues. In the interim; the foreman fucks up some work, and a law suit ensues. With diminished capability to operate and manage, it'll take a few bad situations to put you in a bad situation too (electrical problem for a few days; engineering jobs can't get done, money is lost, reputation sinks, customers turn away - all of a sudden no guarantee of a job / pay rises / new position).

Not trying to be negative (I'm a risk consultant so contingency is my mindset constantly), but you need at least 10x your current savings before you can start relaxing, enjoying gourmet dinners, renting high-end places and feeling 'secure'. All it's going to take to fuck you back to square one is a single bad event in your life.

tl;dr;
>Am I sorted?
No, no you are not.

>>3031304
Thanks for the input.
As a 36 year I can give you some advice I wish I could have given myself....Start giving a fuck.
You WILL get old one day and you will probably regret your younger decisions.

>>3031159
get job?
if that fails try panhandling

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>>3031159
You can start in crypto with $20.

Would that be enough to get started?