>mfw easily becoming rich following the advice of shitposters

you are an early adopt, and also a massive faggot, can you atleast try to enjoy yourself

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>got in less than a month ago, hold less than $50 in shitcoins, haven't read a single economy book and still give advice here 16/7
>mfw most times I'm right or people agree with me
Soon. The moment the real dogs decide to step in.

I'm starting to believe this is just the beginning.

>>2285513
Please be soon, I just want to buy some cheap BTC. ;_;

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Made 75%+ in two weeks 278 -> 522
Will dump more into this soon.

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>>2285637
BTC is shit m8
Forget about dips and feels. With altcoins you can double your money in a day.

>>2285513
Go over to /fit/ as well,so you can also have a six pack....and then afterwards extreme body dysmorphia.

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>>2285513
we're still in the early adopter phase, so money is easy right now

once grandpa starts adding bitcoin to his retirement fund then that's when it won't be so easy anymore

What is money? A social construct which has failed since 1% own 99% of the wealth its time to rebuild and get lambos

>>2285662
I plan to, but for most of the altcoins I want to go into, I'd have to go through BTC.

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>>2285699
What are you waiting for then? A 20% dip? ETH went up by 13% today, RDD by 57.

>started with 300 dollars
>currently on 4000
Feels good. We're the early adopters BTW, crash will come in 1.5-2 years

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>the future elite will consist of 4chan shitposters who staked their tendiebucks on cryptoshekels

this is seriously the weirdest timeline ever

>>2285744
Normie nerds are in on this shit too, as well as tech-savvy businessmen who aren't afraid of risk.

So it won't be too different from the people who made money on the dotcom bubble or startups in Silicon Valley.