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Strangely and perhaps unfortunately, I'm a bit new to crypto. I'm not sure why, but somehow I started thinking about it right at the beginning of July —found Coinbase, then Coinbase Pro through Reddit, right as everything was starting to take off and Youtube was saying Alts & BTC were breaking out of their multi-year downtrends. I went to graduate school for photography, finished a couple years ago, and I make pictures for well known publications. I have more debt than I'd like to have —dad said he'd help out with loans for undergrad (I was young and had no idea what I was doing desu). I remember the boys investing in btc/eth/ltc at the v end of 2017, but never thought it was for me, as I didn't have income and was focused elsewhere. I've thought too much about crypto probably—somewhat as a wild way to make money, but also as some strange inevitable future. The first chart I saw was Link's and decided I'd put $10 dollars in at $4.48 like a fucking idiot not realizing that to invest, you need actual money. I FOMO'd in at $8 with $600. Panic sold instantly with the first giant red dildo I saw, like a normie meme, and since have been trying to learn as much as I can. I bought back immediately and haven't sold and don't plan to after finding user frogs on Twitter (I don't use Twitter but for some reason decided to type in $link). The Log chart (I have no idea how to chart, but it does seem to make some sort of intuitive sense to me) says Link goes down — but maybe that's because the past 2 years have been a bear market? Regardless, I've decided to invest about $1400 more, thinking about Ocean, EWT, and EDG. This shit sounds silly, but I just want to feel more comfortable financially. It'd be nice to own a house, have a garden, and maybe just enjoy being outside with a beer. If a bull market like the previous two is coming, or we're in it but aren't able to actually comprehend that rn, any purchase seems like a good idea. Fuck it, I don't know.

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Link isn't about the crypto market or whatever, it's all about the use case. Chainlink is seriously the 4th Industrial Revolution, on the scale of steam engines, electricity, and the Internet. If you want to make it off Link, acquire as much as you can and never, ever sell it. You'll be filthy rich from the staking dividends.

I bought 1 Eth too, lower $300's a couple days ago. I know it's not much and I know it's not 32. I feel silly I guess.

DR;NS

I completely agree. My post was too long to include the implications of the World Economic Forum, Smartcon, the current state of the world, etc. I don't absolutely understand all of the tech, but do feel I get it to some degree. On one of the first days I found Link, I found linkpool.io and was attempting to figure out staking. I think now I'm realizing I don't have enough.

God you sound like a faggot, go back.

nice blog retard, also go fuck yourself

Flush yourself down the toilet.

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What the fuck are you doing here you clearly don’t belong you retarded faggot.

>just hold link for 10 years bro

Lol is this your new coping mechanism?