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This dip doesn't compare to May.
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Sec and Warren can **** off. They’re going to kill America and ruin our edge over the world
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Welcome to Crypto....
cue in Bane Darkness speech to Batman
cue in Bane Darkness speech to Batman
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The guys i know with a lot of bread in crypto do some/all of the following....
- Dedicated laptop/desktop
- Dedicated encrypted e-mail addresses for each exchange account
- Dedicated smart phone for authenticator
- VPN always
- Change passwords periodically
- Paper back ups for all passwords / seed phrases etc.
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SEC strategy the same across the entire industry.
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Got impatient and bought some BTC at $47.5k earlier today…
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Whatever, just stock up while it’s cheap.
f the sec, they can’t stand to see a regular person make money.
we’ve all seen this before whether it’s amc/gme or crypto.
also El Salvador bought the dip.
f the sec, they can’t stand to see a regular person make money.
we’ve all seen this before whether it’s amc/gme or crypto.
also El Salvador bought the dip.
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Solana is for regular people, ether is for institutions. I can do a weekly dca into the usdc solend pool to earn 16% and not be affected by fees. If I try to deposit into aave on mainnet, I’m losing money year one thanks to gas.
ease of use > roll ups/scaling solutions. Average person can’t figure out how to change networks and bridge. **** needs to be simplified on eth in order to attract new users.
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Coinbase implementing native Polygon deposits/withdrawals will be a W for retail DeFi users. Can't come soon enough.
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how do yall feel abt taking a 401k loan and putting it towards btc
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Btc is work more every year even though it's relatively "down"
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Proof of work more than fiat dollars 
Yes I meant worth. Btc is worth much much more on a year to year basis. 401k growing at a snail's pace because you're supposed to leave money in a fund some one else manages and makes fees off of and you can't touch it till you're almost outta here.
Yes I meant worth. Btc is worth much much more on a year to year basis. 401k growing at a snail's pace because you're supposed to leave money in a fund some one else manages and makes fees off of and you can't touch it till you're almost outta here.
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Proof of work more than fiat dollars
Yes I meant worth. Btc is worth much much more on a year to year basis. 401k growing at a snail's pace because you're supposed to leave money in a fund some one else manages and makes fees off of and you can't touch it till you're almost outta here.
thats what im thinking man
to the point im thinking about eating the fees associated with a withdrawl just to jump the remaining balance into btc
thinking withdrawl or loan
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There’s a lot of tax advantages with 401ks and retirement plans. I don’t think it’s smart to put all your eggs in one basket but that’s just my opinion. If your conviction is high, do what you want to do idk lol.
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I have a retirement and an annuity at my job. I’ve taken out probably half of the annuity’s value since the stock market crash in 2020 to invest in stocks and crypto. For me, this works very well because I pay myself back the interest that I would’ve earned so I’m not dealing with any penalties or money lost. I’m basically pulling forward my future earnings to invest while DCA’ing back into my retirement as opposed to DCA’ing into investments that are appreciating faster than the 7% my annuity gives me.
I plan on starting into USDC deposits on solend. Maybe something small a week since it’s 16% interest and creating a crypto savings account. Anyone use solend or any of Solana’s defi products?
I plan on starting into USDC deposits on solend. Maybe something small a week since it’s 16% interest and creating a crypto savings account. Anyone use solend or any of Solana’s defi products?
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Everything is tethered to BTC until it's not
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3 out of 6 ain't bad.
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There are also crypto ira's but I'm not too sure with the SEC boys about. I've heard of platforms with promising crypto IRA's and annuities backdown due to SEC lawsuit pressure and regulatory uncertainty.
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me being in ny i can't participate in the crypto ira's
already checked
just looking at my options, early in 401k so dont have crazy amounts invested but enough to make a move and capitalize
already checked
just looking at my options, early in 401k so dont have crazy amounts invested but enough to make a move and capitalize
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Of you're early do better just letting what you got there sit. As others have mentioned the tax advantages plus you're limited as a NY resident. Other option for you would be get into a dex and accumulate.
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I’d just leave the 401k alone, make your contributions, and dca into crypto. Just cut out all expenses that are unnecessary. Focus on rent, food, gas, *****.
