It honestly does seem like hell hiring them and working with a lot of them. "Lord I thank thee that I am Gen X and not like that Millennial standing far off!"More dumb millennials
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It honestly does seem like hell hiring them and working with a lot of them. "Lord I thank thee that I am Gen X and not like that Millennial standing far off!"More dumb millennials
I have what I'd consider to be gambling money still in it. Never saw it as anything more than a weekend in Vegas and I'm inclined to let it ride cause why not? I considered that money gone the day I put it in.The real question here is who are the forum bagholders?
At the current juncture I think a certain Brazilian who was enthusiastic about $30k levels and also a certain Central Coast poster who declared a plague-a-both-our-houses may in fact have held satchels.
I still have 75% or so of my crypto bags. I am underwater on a handful of shitcoins and still way up on all my long term holds at current market prices. It can all go to zero and I will have made a decent profit on the whole endeavor.The real question here is who are the forum bagholders?
I just looked at its portfolio. ALmost all investment is in bits. We had funding from them when they still invested in atoms back when Pierre Lamond was on the board. The Valley is totally detached from reality, but I see reality re-asserting itself this week.Among all the chortling over the demise of FTX, one hilariously timed document stands out: Sequoia Capital’s puff piece from a mere six weeks ago. Now deleted, but archived here for your reading pleasure, Adam Fischer boasted to the world that, in effect, Sam Bankman-Fried is the most brilliant, unorthodox, and ethical entrepreneur alive today and possibly who has ever lived, and Sequoia is oh-so-very wise to have backed him.
It doesn’t matter how smart you are,Did Sequioa really invest in SBF?
Crypto Is Peak Silicon Valley
… and Silicon Valley has sadly become peak fiatallenfarrington.medium.com
I just looked at its portfolio. ALmost all investment is in bits. We had funding from them when they still invested in atoms back when Pierre Lamond was on the board. The Valley is totally detached from reality, but I see reality re-asserting itself this week.
Edit: oh my, this is weaponized autism.
Jocks were right to stuff nerds into lockers, give them swirlies and wet willies, etc.
No.Is this “blood in the streets” moment? Cause it kinda feels like it.
Plan remains the same. Stoked to have brought down my average price to below 30k. Do your thing I'll do mine.At the current juncture I think a certain Brazilian who was enthusiastic about $30k levels and also a certain Central Coast poster who declared a plague-a-both-our-houses may in fact have held satchels.
PfftAlways following the golden rule of crypto, "only money you can afford to lose, and say goodbye to it as soon as you put it in".
I'll pm you pics from my upcoming vacation!Plan remains the same. Stoked to have brought down my average price to below 30k. Do your thing I'll do mine.
Do not mortgage your house to buy crypto. This is financial advice.Pfft
#FiduciaryDo not mortgage your house to buy crypto. This is financial advice.
so about this...