How Many Crypto Ghost Ships Do You Sail?

As I watch my steem-engine account grow in tokens, I am living a deja vu of the phase in my crypto life, where I was gathering computer money with two fists. Any crypto that was headed my way, I wanted it.

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Airdrops, referral bonuses, freelance payment in crypto and, of course blogging. I even started diligently watching my grocery budget so I could invest the scraps in coins.

Unfortunately, or unconsequently, given the current market, I have lost track of many of my lottery tickets.

NewYorkCoin was my favorite shitcoin that I SWORE was a great investment, because all it had to do was shift 1-2 decimal places over and then it would pay out. Well, it moved, and kept moving, and moving, just not the way I wanted it to.

There was something called byteballs that recently popped up in my reminders. “See what your stake is worth” was the message on my phone. I am guessing nothing, but I may never know, as the phone that contained that information was chucked across the San Leandro Costco.

That four year old boy sure did make me question my life with that phone toss. (Starting with: WTF did he have your phone in the first place?)

I feel now that gambling my byteballs on a baseball game while trying to figure out how their system works is not such a bad thing.

There was P3C and POWH which I am sure are still paying off - I just don’t have access to them because my computer is far far away from me. I watch their discord discussions sometimes. I don't even have their referral links handy (SMH).

I still pay attention to my Manna account.

I have a few “real” investments too, which currently don’t amount to much.

But ahhh, my ghost ships who still think they are sailing to the moon.

How many Crypto Ghost Ships are you sailing?

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