Gamblord said:
Unlike everything else, Bitcoin moves in 4 year cycles due to the programming that constricts the rate of inflation every four years also known as the halvening. This is the last warning I'll give to you and everyone else, buy Bitcoin now and sell in the next 2-2.5 years. You cannot time the top but with Bitcoin you can guesstimate and walk away with a serious profit. You are looking at over 100% profit in 1 year, potentially 2000% profit within 2.5 years, possibly more. If you can tell me about a better opportunity I'd like to hear it. What do you have to lose? You are already disqualified by most women for the foreseeable future, how is the chump change you have going to change anything? Go ahead and invest in the S&P500, we'll go on an retirement cruise with young foids when you are 85 and can't even use pills to get it up.
I wouldn't have invested 30k of my hard-earned cash in cryptocurrencies if I didn't see a future in this asset class. But, these silly predictions about how much Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, etc. is going to be worth in X number of years really needs to stop. No one knows anything. If someone truly did, he would exploit that knowledge and quickly rise to become the world's richest man by far. There are just too many variables that can affect an asset's price; too many factors we can't control.
For example, Bitcoin could be usurped by a better competitor, rendering it worthless. The same can happen to any other cryptocurrency or stock. No one is a fortune teller. The best you can do is make an educated guess. But guessing is often wrong,
especially when you're doing it repeatedly over a protracted period. That's why trying to time the market (guessing when it will peak or bottom) as a long-term investment strategy is the epitome of human folly. Over the past 25 years, I've personally witnessed several acquaintances lose money playing that game, including a close friend, so I'm not talking out of my ass.
That's why my core investments are in broad market indexes of domestic and international equities and fixed income. I just keep dollar-cost averaging into these every paycheck, regardless of what the market is doing. No, I don't expect to get 20x returns over the next 3 years from these investments, but I stand a statistically good chance of outperforming some arrogant dipshit, who jumps in and out of stocks, thinking he's smarter than everyone else.