I've made it. But only after 7 years of being glued to the screen trading cryptos, often pulling all-nighters to watch charts. Now I'm tired beyond my age and hardly have the energy to enjoy my favorite hobbies the way I used to. I find myself still checking charts repeatedly or coming to /biz/ despite not needing to anymore. My brain is fixated on crypto, still looking for new opportunities or chances to reallocate my portfolio. How do I get my old life back? Or has my mind and body been permanently warped by the experience? I would rather return to a simple life, but part of me feels like I could make millions more if I keep going and drags me back. I'm tired and have a crippling gambling addiction now.Anyone else dealing with this?
>>59599571I feel like this and I haven't made it yet
>>59599571Walk through the major trades you used to make it
>>59599571shit the fuck up faggot go enjoy your life now you've made it it doesn't matter where you are you get to go enjoy yourself now fucking fag phhh booo hooo all the sacrifices I've made fucking fag so suck a tranny faggot
>>59599610I don't know if people were made to deal with such extreme swings in net worth repeatedly happening. Making and losing a million dollars is something some people dwell on the rest of their lives, but I've gone through it multiple times. I suppose one upside is I'm more relaxed about those ups and downs, and know not to stress missed opportunities. >>59599653Too many to count. Made big gains and big losses on a bunch of coins. Can't list them all without 4chan thinking it's spam. Biggest gains were always from something that I identified as necessary or popular in the ecosystem that was massively cheap. Those are types of investments that make loads where you can feel safe leaving large amounts in them. Example: Oracles needed, bought chainlink and held strong. CowSwap is best DEX and most popular among people who actually know crypto, but it was tiny market cap (still low imo). >>59599661Nah sorry anon, I'm gonna brag a bit after all this
>>59599571>hardly have the energy your body accustoms to the energy you expend, so exercise and you will have more energy>How do I get my old life back?You can't, your old life is gone through the passage of time, but you can get your brain back to a good state. Just spend 6 months away from a screen, travel somewhere nice in nature, maybe a cottage. Stop looking at charts or prices or portfolios, get all that shit off your phone. Do in person shit, live in the moment, go kayaking, go fishing, go skiing, go snowmobiling, read a few books, visit friends or try to reconnect with old ones, let yourself be bored and sit around with your thoughts, observe the world and all its infinite details. Worth reading The Medium Is The Message, you might find some insight into yourself, but plenty of philosophy works are also good to contemplate on.>part of me feels like I could make millions more if I keep going and drags me backForget this, you recognize you have a gambling addiction, your priority should be returning your brain to a better state and living a fulfilling life, you're up against the house, take the winnings and walk away, it will be harder the longer you forego it.
>>59599702Yeah, you're right. I guess all I can do is focus on exercising and getting into a more stable routine again. Maybe I'll take up a martial art or something. Also the vision in my left eye is fucked from staring at my phone so much, but I can get that fixed hopefully.
btw, Uncut Gems and Kaiji are the best representations of /biz/ and being obsessed with trading
