>>62157343
Welcome

>>62157351
>>62157343
To 8 figure hell

nw 2029: $420jk

How'd you do it?

>>62157394
Probably similarly to this:
Contract with Amazon ended Feb. 2023 and finally thought about investing. Browse /biz/ and think about why a stock/crypto has a chance of attracting attention. New opportunities are frequently popping up.
Spotted the dip caused by October 2023 events. Many things recovered handsomely over the course of little more than a year. 2K turned into 26 million by 2025.
But if you think that's fortunate imagine the people who bought Asteroid Shib in March 2026. I didn't see that opportunity because I slacked off and stopped looking around as much. So just keep looking, some opportunities will take even $100 dollars extraordinarily far.

these are the pico tops ive had

2018: 50k
2021:150k
2024: 4M
2025: 180k
2026: 10k

I suffer from too poor to hold when the coin isnt working out, and too gigahanded to sell when it is working out and i end up hodling from a million percent gain down a -99.9% loss

im so over this shit

>>62157394
got lucky with an airdrop and some longs and sold when i was up

>>62157447
Good shit. Enjoy your yacht
>>62157417
I hate Indians so goddamn much

>>62157433
I hope youre hanging in there anon.

>>62157343
Would you recruit a fellow noticing Nutlick'er? My mother's mother was a french jew.

>>62157417
Did you really turn $2k into $26m in less than 2 years?
>>62157447
What were the longs and how much was the airdrop?

My NW is a little over $2 mil. It's allowed me to stop working and travel extensively but I'm still living a very regular life. Shit, with $22 mil my real life would begin. Better house, better car, better girlfriend, maybe a fancy boat, everything.

>>62158207
Someone on /biz/ made a thread on Toshi (base) when it was new. New project, new chain, some association with coinbase, something about Brian Armstrong's cat. It had meme potential in my eyes. Granted, memes can go vertical quickly but not have that much liquidity. /biz/ posters frequently told me to not spend what I couldn't afford to lose.
Then October 7th 2023 happened and Toshi sat at 0.0000000X for a few days. The dip was appealing to me because I believed it could recover and it could reach $1. Nowadays having learned more I don't know about $1 but my less experienced self thought it possible. Some people who've been looking at stocks/crypto far longer than me still think it's possible but not guarantee. I got a way better entry point than most people so I obviously can't recommend it with the same confidence.
Anyway, that belief in the potential to reach $1 is why one could just keep holding instead of cashing out at the first major profit. Rise to 0.0001 just 2 months later? Cool but not its full potential in my eyes. Same with 0.0007. Then it hit 0.001. But by then seeing it dip massively after reaching a new ATH finally got it through my skull that cashing out to buy back in after a dip was better.
So even if you're not some experienced investor or strategic trader yet, looking around increases the odds that you find something that really has legs. Before Toshi existed I missed an incredible opportunity with Qanx. Had I only kept browsing /biz/ daily I would've seen it because I'd check archives for stuff I'd already bought and it was mentioned in a post with one of the first things I ever bought, just a few days later. I could've bought in at 0.0001 and just 11 days later it would've hit 0.02. and stayed there for a whole 3 days. So like I said before, there's stuff to find if one is looking.