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A couple of years ago, I sat in this café in brooklyn and contemplated how crazy it was that I no longer needed to work a full time job. Now, bitcoin is almost 100k and if I'd held I would have been significantly richer, but I wouldn't have sat in this café years ago and had that realization.
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I've said this before, but in many ways money buys time. If I look at the exchange of what I would have had if I'd never touched my bitcoin, I would have paid in 4+ years of economic uncertainty and full time jobs/hustling in jobs I hated. Not having to work brought unexpected complications itself...
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Questions around purpose and generosity, what I should be doing with my time, if being rich made me a bad person, if I'd be able to relate and keep friends, etc. etc. But truthfully, it's been a gift. In some ways, the money I "could have had" was well spent. So don't play games with what you could have had.
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If you have a chance to significantly change your life, take it. Be grateful. Don't get caught in cycles of greed and what if. Chase peace. And now to the charts... History doesn't repeat, but it often rhymes. I like to look at overbought ranges to help me plan or anticipate price action
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This move has been explosive, it feels like post 2020 in some ways. To best prepare, if you're in a 2020 price action pattern and you didn't buy the bear, this is what I'd do: 1. Figure out your size for exposure overall 2. Take 50-75% of that and place bids for limit buys on retraces 3. When we stall or range, enter w/25%
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