I have 20k or so saved up in a crypto and I'm wondering if I should cash out...

I was the same way. Was pretty much alone, friends had all moved away to college or out of state for work, only had a couple still around and we'd be lucky if we saw each other once a week. I lived in a town of 600 people on a 100 acre property away 30 minutes away from civilization in every direction. I thought I was used to lonely. So I thought it wouldn't be that big of a deal.

But over the first several months of being entirely on my own, with no family or friends, or even people I'm used to seeing around me, I began to really begin to know loneliness. I no longer had my annoying little brothers constantly making noise, or my parents to worry about/deal with. The people I knew locally were no longer a part of my life. I no longer had any expectations from anybody. I quite literally had nothing. I moved into my new apartment the day before I was to start work, and had nothing but a desk, a laptop, a couch my Mom wanted to get rid of and my queen size bed with a full size bed frame. I became depressed over the course of the first few months before I finally understood that this life is mine and in order to feel anything positive I have to do something with it. Started doing things I've always liked or wanted to do, met my gf, began actually investing in crypto. Loneliness is different when you're really alone. It drove me mad. I missed affection, something that I rejected for so long, for no other reason than angst and self pity.

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my personal advice would be to go.

judging the tone of your post, the personal growth and development you will get from it will far outweigh any potential gains you might get.

you could cash out 5k and go and then cash out more as and when you need to.

if you do it though, don't half ass it. put effort in, recognise the freedom and try to block out any fear.

good luck, onion.

I don't think I will ever margin trade, at least in large amounts. Seen too many people lose it all, and I'm not really educated on trading strategies.
Where did you move? What did you do for work?
I'm just trying to think of where to actually move to. A place that is affordable, but has opportunities and activities.

Poorfag degenerate detected. I willingly help at a tech startup even though I already made it. It gives structure to my life, fulfillment and something to talk about with others.

Look man, Yes people DO lose it all doing margin trades. Do you know why? Becuase they're stupid and don't put up a stop loss.

You don't ever margin trade, or even trade in general without having a stoploss. Thats your insurance policy. So lets say you read the charts, you make your prediction, and (your original principal is 1k) If you're trading a 5m or 15m or 30m chart, just set your stop loss 1% lower than the original buy price. Depending on which leverage your using, your margin call is WAY below that. So, in reality, if you expect the stock or coin to go up by say, 1%. and you have 5x leverage. BECAUSE you have 5x leverage, and expect it to go up 1% you have a 5-1 risk vs reward ratio. You're risking 10 dollars, as thats as low as your margin goes, but you STAND to make 50 dollars.

Its all about risk management. in this scenario. even if you lose 4/5 times, that one time you did win, you made 10 dollars. you're in the positive. You only need to win 20% of the time to make cash.

Remember tho. you will NOT win 100% of the time. and this isnt including fees. (fees usually like .5%) and fuck FOMO. Stick to your guns and if you lose take your loss. don't buy back in. be okay with losing.

Getting my own place and living alone was the best thing to happen to me user. Granted I got a more desirable degree and a decent job out of school, but the personal development you'll attain living on your own really is the kicker.

what did you major in, non-STEM fren?
did my MA & undergrad in music, but have been living away from home since I turned 21. Got like $50K worth of debt, but pulling in $50/hr atm. Not great, but could be worse.
Hope you make it desu

This isn't taking into account scamwicks and shady sites that don't let your stop loss go through.

ya i agree with this i probably about to do it this winter
where do you live? where hurricanes hit might still need work can meet people and companies there

become gay, make porn with me, sell simps until we're rich

>needing a fucking job to give your life structure and fulfillment because you lack the discipline to make your own schedule
Wagie.

>Stoploss: -1%
>Target: +1%
that's a 1:1 r:r, it doesnt matter what your leverage is, and with fees at 0.5% you're risk:reward is actually 1:0.67

your advice is garbage and you're a garbage trader

>it's fucking killing me inside.
why? sounds comfy. no stupid thots annoying the hell out of you, no stupid drinking buddies who you only waste money with, only you and your philosophical thoughts ready to be extracted by going very deep inside your own mind and find true power of what ever started the world we live in the power of ancient nature....

This is such shit advice, and wouldn't work for anyone but a veteran scalper. No normal or amateur trader would get one single winning trade with a -1% stop

have a similar degree but no debt, worked as a composer/producer now freelance. are you a musician or what's your deal? dont mind chatting

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where did you work before freelancing? I teach atm, and started marketing myself as an advanced music instructor for entrance exam prep, but I want to compose as a full-time gig. Been loving doing commissions on the side. I was thinking of applying to work for Ubisoft desu

>humanities degree
What exactly?

if you know the composing world, it was a pretty reputable place in santa monica between 10th and 18th st, you know the one. a bit of a sweat shop but i got good at a few things and got lucky with a few things i pitched for on my free time. also ghost wrote and did some writing for advertising - it's still gig to gig but your reputation starts to get you some work after a while. ubisoft really depends on which team/office you're working with. if you're a good sound designer that's helpful in the gaming world big time.

im in my mid 20s and im in crippling debt

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Yeah, sound design is where I struggle atm. I put all of my stats into scoring, and I realize this is only good if you're writing for live ensembles. You have any recommendation on how to get good?