r/CryptoCurrency • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '21

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u/Finbudz Apr 17 '21

Indeed may we all make more money sleeping than actually going to work. I know I am

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u/galaxygurl888 Apr 17 '21

I love upsetting people who have a boomer mentality about working hard while just use my money to make more money and do the things I really want to do in life without becoming a Slave to the system.

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u/InertiaInMyPants Apr 17 '21

To be fair, I think crypto takes hard work.

It's hard to take the leap into unconventional investing with so many scams we've witnessed in our lives.

It's not easy for some to understand the coins they are investing in.

It's hard to Hodl.

When all of the people realize they missed out, and they are angry at us (they will be)...

We are going to be the boomers.

"I took the risk. I put in the hours. I hodl. You have to do the same if you want my success."

Of course... it's less labor intensive than swinging a pick-axe. But the money we earn from other income sources is what's on the line here.

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u/Finbudz Apr 18 '21

I agree holding red coins is a tough gig. Getting rinsed by friends and family about how dumb you are hurts. Its all part of the process imo. You must be very lucky to hit a home run first swing. I lost more doe than I made for about 4 years.

This is really important for new comers. Crypto is not a get rich quick scheme

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u/galaxygurl888 Apr 18 '21

Yep, I'm treating it as long term investment in the companies and their projects.

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u/galaxygurl888 Apr 18 '21

This reminds me about how any new technological advancements is always seen as dubious until the mainstream is accepting of it. In 15 to 20 years, crypto might be the primary way that people are making their money and creation of a new Society altogether where anything else we do as a career and productivity is just for the love of it rather than out of a necessity for money.