I don't want to fall into this Gambler's fallacy, but how is multiplying money so easy with crypto?
I was a normie who followed McAffee on Twitter because of his libertarian antics, and when he announced the Ghost token I got into crypto with $150 at first and then $200, so total of $350 and after making some literal gambles on these shitcoins, ~3 months later I have amassed ~$91k USD (Currently 80% in Tether). Even though I've been scammed so many times, if you lose you lose 50-100% (depends if you bought the top or if it was an exit scam), but when you win it's literally 10-50x everytime.
Aren't these favorable odds? What am I missing here?
yeah dude, it literally is that easy. button clicks.
wanna guess how easy it is for things to slip back in the opposite direction? (hint:even easier than making money)
Austin Robinson
Ghost was my first big win which really got me exited I almost did a 5x in 4 days and I took it out out of anxiety, turned out it was correct play. Then some people were shilling hex that was the biggest win for me and later STA. Even H3X which turned out to be a literal copy paste job made me like 6x.
Jaxson Torres
You caught the DeFi hype-train. It will come crashing down soon though...
Noah Taylor
De-Fi was recent though. I do admit I missed many of them but I bought DMG because it was shilled so hard, it did a decent 4x but 4x is pretty meh comparatively. Not seeing any de-fi coins do massive returns, I also bought COMP at 150 and it's now sitting at ~200, those gains aren't even worth mentioning.
Jordan Price
Well you did much better than me. Ghost is the first crypto I bought in a long time, and 3 months later I haven't made shit. It's like I'm cursed to always lose while you faggots just win.
Jeremiah Smith
Here's how I do it user, hope it helps you. When something is shilled for the first time, I buy a very small bag, like literally 2% of my gamble stack. If it continues to exist and getting shilled after a day, I increase my stack. Worked wonders for me so far. Size your initial bets and go big if it continues to exist. I have a background in marketing so I know people don't buy it on the first ad, I think there is a stat somewhere that sayd you need a person to see an ad around 7 times before they get engaged with it. I assume this works with crypto as well, the normies fomo in when they keep seeing a coin shilled for multiple days.
Jackson Bailey
how can the gambler’s fallacy and the law of large numbers both be true?
