tylertbtc on Nostr: been at it for 2-3 years. Finally got a few btc. Hardest few years of my life, ...
been at it for 2-3 years. Finally got a few btc. Hardest few years of my life, honestly. Do use leverage as we have seen. Met a few people at the BTC conference in Miami last year that had more btc but it on leverage in nexo, celcius, etc...Ive always owned my own and self, multisig custody. Now, most of them are wiped out and Im still stacking. Think of it as moving/saving wealth through space and time. I look at it as im sending future value to myself to access in 10-15 years. I wont sell it, ill borrow against it. So the price moving up and down doesnt mean much. So if btc was 100k right now I wouldnt do anything until I have enough to use.
The hardest part is holding on and knowing what you own and why you own it. It will be interesting to see how many of the HODLers really hold after this cycle and when its >100K +, it is very tempting to sell some and buy the nice car, vacation, etc.... The best piece of advice I have heard was from Yellowstone on Paramount. Jessie tried to convince his dad, Kevin Coster, to sell some of the land to use as leverage and he responded so eloquently, "Knowing that if you had all the money in the world, this (his land) is what you would buy, that's leverage." He understands what he owns.
The hardest part is holding on and knowing what you own and why you own it. It will be interesting to see how many of the HODLers really hold after this cycle and when its >100K +, it is very tempting to sell some and buy the nice car, vacation, etc.... The best piece of advice I have heard was from Yellowstone on Paramount. Jessie tried to convince his dad, Kevin Coster, to sell some of the land to use as leverage and he responded so eloquently, "Knowing that if you had all the money in the world, this (his land) is what you would buy, that's leverage." He understands what he owns.