>Got scammed by DOGE shills on biz years ago >Got scammed

Anon, stop blaming people for your mistakes.

For every Doge shill there was an ETH or shill. If you had bought it at 5$ you would be singing a different song today.

>>2771592
That's assuming I wouldn't have hopped off at $15, or $20. How many people honestly wouldn't cash out 300% gains? It's pure luck.

i want to call you a retard, but i feel like that wouldn't help. all i can tell u is that i profit on my own trades, without relying on PnD, and i lose on my trades. getting better at not losing, and i guess that's what's important.

reading a beginner book on candlestick charting was really good for me. not because i rely on TA and i shill it to no end, but just to see that candlesticks represent the mindset of the market. that's what's important. you spend a lot of time on this website... be more critical, try to see trends, and try to get a grasp on the bigger picture.

Sorry to hear anon. I never heard of half those coins you bought. You cant buy shitcoins. Anything that sounds scammy/dumb (pepecoin?) is just bullshit.

MKR, E4ROW, internet of coins, NVO, ANS --> real devs, doing real things.

GL.

Buy ANS. Hold and don't even look at that giant slippery whale cock you want to slurp on. Wait a while and you'll recoup your losses with interest.

>>2771613
Why should I not just stick to stocks? They seem safer.

>>2771578
Look at the shit you bought. You're literally a living meme posting the same gay frog pictures over and over. I'm glad I didn't have the internet when I was 12.

>>2771609
you know who wouldn't cash out 300% gains? the ones who realize that the value went up but that the meme-magic hasn't reached its peak.

you have to be able to read the writing on the wall. there was this bitch named 'cryptomom' who had a youtube channel, and she did nothing more than talk about how she quit her job to buy ethereum because it's the next big thing. now, obviously that's a stupid fucking thing to do, and not just because she lost her trades, but because of what the mere act means in the context of a market. two things:

>price is fixed by supply/demand.

if more people want something than there are people willing to sell, the buyers will be willing to pay more. think of it like a sumo-wrestling match between a bear and a bull.

>sometimes, the bears/bulls get a little power-surge and have a turbo-boost. this means they're acting stronger for a short period of time than they actually are

now, the whole supply/demand thing is characterized by the volume, but sellers and buyers are finite entities: there's only so many people willing to buy, and only so many people willing to sell. when you get a glimpse into the psychology of the market, and see that they're REALLY REALLY REALLY optimistic about a market that has already seen a ridiculous amount of growth, it's not much of a step to assume that, eventually, the market will run out of people willing to take huge risks to buy something. eventually, the percentage of people willing to buy eth for $300 will dwindle in comparison to the people willing to buy eth at $300, so the price will drop, and the people willing to buy eth at $280 won't be as high since they just saw eth drop from $300, and the people willing to sell will assume they can't sell at $300, so they may as well settle on $280... and etc etc until we treach an equilibrium.

there's always fluctuations. the key is to recognize them and get better at reading the psychology at a bottom adn the psychology at a peak.

>>2771643

They are safer. But very good calls will bring you 25% a year... in here you can make 25% a day. My advice is ride the moons, cash out, invest in bluechip stocks or ETFs.

Or just quit. This market is enough to make the most rational investor go insane.

>>2771643
they're safer, but there's still speculative bubbles. look at what happened in 2000, and 73-74, and 1929. the psychology that characterizes a speculative bubble will exist wherever there's a market. crypto moves a lot quicker because there's both less money and more communication (i don't trade stocks, but i feel like, because cryptotraders are more tech-savvy, they end up exposing themselves to the opinion of the masses more and more). nevertheless, it's still a young market. buying at a peak may very well still lead to positive returns, just because there's still a huge pool of untapped traders and the finite nature of coins.

you know, 4chan tends to be a barometer for the internet. right now, cryptos getting pretty big on here, but scroll down /b/ and you won't see cryptothreads on every page like you woulda seen trump threads a few months ago. a few weeks prior to that point, you wouldn't of seen trump threads on /b/ either. point is, a lot of ppl know about crypto but more ppl will know about it 5 months from now. writings on the wall.

get better at managing your emotions and don't let anyone tell you when to buy and when to sell. that's your own decision. i bought etc a month ago at 600k, sold at 770k. it's at 801k now and coul go up even higher. but i made a trade, got a good profit, and i'm proud of myself. as tempting as it is to pull up a calculator and think about how much more i coulda got if i thought differently, the correct thing for me to do is think about why i didn't think differently.

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>>2771578
for every LOSER like you there has to be a WINNER like me. thanks for the free cash

>pnd

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