I consider myself immensely blessed that my work covers the bills and keeps the pressure off my crypto. Every time we get a bump, and I mention to my parents/in-laws, that we've had a boost and my crypto is worth another $10K, they fall over themselves suggesting real things to spend it on.
Doing up the back yard, buying a new car; the list is endless.
As if losing half in capital gains tax; then losing another half in resale value when I drive it off the lot, is somehow a sensible thing to do.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
So much "real" to spend things on in this world, yet people don't seem to own anything, so what have they really bought?
I think that how people talk about these things is a pretty good indicator of how they are going to use their resources - and most people dream of not working and having a lot of luxury.
Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn't, pays it.
_ Einstein.
It is no wonder that so little financial learning is offered to the average of the population - to the upper tier, none go without.
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ENGAGEtokens.I suggest keep your crypto and see were it go after Bullrun
