Honestly, I’m in for such a small investment I don’t care if it goes to zero. It’s worth the ride. Entertainment bucks. Remember when people lost their mind when Bitcoin hit $1000? And then again at $10,000? And then again at $20,000? Etc etc. If my investment can pay off my student loans or my mortgage or something I’ll probably sell. I don’t care about money that much. You?
Strictly a pump and dump coin. Should get your initial investment out and let the rest be a moon bag.
Doge is a culture coin. There is no value to it except that people have chose it as the coin to pump- crypto’s GameStop. But for that reason it is a redistribution of wealth in people’s minds. Musk wants to see $1 Doge and he just might. Question is how easy will it be to sell down the road.
I bought 43k shares of Doge for $500 bucks a few months ago just fooling around. It’s not funny anymore.
I bought it at just under .012. I kick myself for not doing more but I never expected this, which is always the way. I’m just leaving it alone I’ve decided. I’m thinking of pulling all my other stuff off RH just so I don’t see it when I look at other stuff. Good for you btw, $4k was risky for sure.
HWIN anyone?
There’s a single New Jersey deli doing $35,000 in sales valued at $100 million in the stock market
Hometown International reported $35,748 in sales in 2019 and 2020, combined, but is worth millions in the over-the-counter market.www.cnbc.com
Same story with me and my nephew. He explains and dabbles, I don't understand. Don't even get me started on "mining".
Can you get him to explain NFT’s for me?
DM me and I can explain
I met with a financially adviser the other week and I had to explain what mining was to them. That's when I realized I didn't need a financial adviser.
someone watches Chico : )
love the deep dives!
The interesting thing here is they're not intended to be a "store" in value. They're not a commodity. They're intended to be a currency.
