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It is a big ray of hope, to be sure, but it is only a tool. Bitcoin cannot buy happiness. However, I have seen that it is possible to RENT happiness, especially with Bitcoin. And leverage.
Ill give you an example.. I bought my house in 2009 for 550k... 15 years later today its worth a little over 1million. ( my next door neighbor sold their house for that amount). That is almost 600k in 15 years. This is my primary residence but I also rent out a part of the house. So, I've also been collecting rent every single month for the past 15 years. So, on top of the 600k in asset appreciation I collected rent so my "profit" is close to maybe 800-900kish... maybe more? I can also leverage my house to get into more properties or other investments while STILL COLLECTING RENT and the house still appreciating. Please explain why you think BTC is the safer better route? If we are talking if you can only choose one as an investment.
Idk. But I tell you what. THEN RENT IS TO DAMN HIGH
Immigrants aren't looking to move into our houses. They just want a place to RENT with the money they earn from working for a living. What evil bastards. sigh.
If you can "float or fly it", RENT IT!
Just RENT a car of yr choice & buy more Bitcoin before the cycle tops next year. Once in a 5-year opportunity. Don’t f*** this up
Because its harder than you guys think to let your stack get that high. Back then crypto was still the big joke in the room man. "Internet fairy coins" and "Tulips" and "Astrology for men". Meanwhile me and my wife were ready to buy a home, we both had lots of student loan debt and our lives could be incredibly changed by liquidating a large portion of what we held. It was worth it, and we own our home and are relatively debt free in a time where most of our generation is struggling to even find a home for sale thats not bought up by some billion dollar corp looking to RENT it out so that folks can never own anything. I mean, hindsight is always 20/20, and I still own a very large BTC position right now, and Im closing in on achieving the goal I near missed the first time. But you guys seriously have to normalize taking profit, and stop imagining that you go from 80k to 8m overnight, because you don't. It happens over time, and as you approach that 1m mark every day is a weight on your shoulders with the things you could be doing to permanently improve your life if only you sold a chunk now. Later for all of that tough talk "diamond hands" shit. There's always tomorrow.