> Late to Youtube> Late to crypto> Late to drop shipping> Late to course selling> Late to short form videos> Late to AI wrappers> Late AI automation (n8n etc...)-- biz, we need to huddle and brainstorm NOW.
>>60935052You shouldn't spend much money now anyways. Wait for the recession to hit and everything to lose value as that's when you attack. So 2027-28 is going to be prime time for investements in all sort of things. Whateber you do, don't buy expensive shit at the stage we are in now, as it won't be worth it. Also, focus on paying back any debt you might have. If you enter the hell that awaits us in the next couple years with debt, you'll have a hell of a time.
>>60935177>spend 2 years out of the market>Pay back debt ahead of the big buying spree when debt will be worthless and your money could 50xThanks, Boomer Expert On Markets.
>>60935052entrepreneurship never went out of stylestart a business, in something real like roofing or manufacturing instead of some gay fake shit like an "AI agent that does blah blah blah" like silicon valley faggots
I learned how to sell options. It works. r/thetgang to learn.
>>60935052miss the good old days of pre-chainlink
>>60935052>Late to cryptoYou're thinking of investing as catching a huge pump, when in reality it's more about small compounding gains over time.For example, if you get 5% profit per month on crypto, and reinvest everything, you 10x your money in 4 years.Think of it like dieting. It's not something you do for a few months and then stop, it's a continuous thing you do.
>>60935539what coins would you recommend flipping (and how often)
>>60935565Probably the most popular ones, like Bitcoin. The more eyes on it, the better. And 1-2 good trades a month sounds pretty safe. As for strategies, I recommend:1. Looking mainly at 4h ticks, and 1h or less when you're about to buy\sell.2. Looking at the stochastic RSI indicator (ie see when it's >80\<20 and the blue line fully passes the orange one) for guidance.3. Consider the recent average price, to see how good of a sell you'd be getting, so you don't get greedy.4. Consider the recent peaks and valleys for the same reason. If it's close to a recent valley, probably buy. If it's close to a recent peak, probably sell.5. Keep your emotions and anxieties out of it as best as you can. Be as logical as possible.6. Keep researching new opinions, ideas, and strategies.
>>60935584thank you, I made friends who play the market and im trying to be "the crypto guy" because I placed a big bet on it. My ex worked for silvergate which will be known as the first bank to use bitcoin as collateral (they literally had Sam Bankman Fried as a client) so you know some of his co-workers got arrested. and yeah... I lost 1.5k after 1 year of investing in 2 months. I bought at 32k going to 60k (we agreed I should sell at 80) but it crashed so I sold at roughly 12-14k. I only want to keep going to help my friends learn from my mistakes. thanks for the reply homie. :)
>>60935600Any time, I'm happy to help. The best advice I can really give is to just not be greedy, and be happy with the many small wins.
>>60935251What you can make now is pennies. It is barely worth the risk nowadays. Entering a major economic downturn with debt is dumb, unless you have enough money not to give a shit. Leveraged households are forced to service loans no matter what, and might have to sell assets at the bottom if they want to remain solvent. Also, income security is one of the first things to go out the window in a major economic downturn. A family with no debt can survive the hit of losing a job or having their income go down the shitter. Remember: it's not the banks that are overleveraged this go around, it's entire countries that have put themselves in this position. Who holds most government bonds? What'll happen to credit or deposits if they feel stressed? What happens when credit is tightened? Only those who have clean balance sheets will be deemed safe by banks. If you have some nice money saved and want to buy considerably, best strategy would be to wait until 2027.
