Don’t buy the dip. Buy the dip. Or better yet, don’t listen to people who tell you what to do with your money

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No one has the most to gain (or lose) on your financial decisions than you. It’s your hard earned money.

Maybe you had to put up with endless bureaucratic bullshit day in and day out, or a boss from hell, or your body aches from fixing people’s heat or hot water.

Maybe you lost your job and had to drive around loud, obnoxious, passengers who don’t tip and slam your car door all day while you have to pee real bad, just to get enough to pay your bills and have a roof over your head, feed your family, save some, and you still have a bit extra to invest in crypto.

However you earn your daily bread, or rice, or beans, it’s your money. It’s your financial future. And no one, least of all some rando on the internet or some Youtube hotshot has your best interests at heart.

Should you sell at loss? Maybe. HODL until zero or a million? Perhaps. By the dip? Get out while you can?

No one can answer this for you. It depends on so many individual priorities.

  • Risk tolerance

  • Ability to sustain losses

  • Choice of investment

  • Investment goals

  • Time horizon

Just to name a few.

Seems complicated? It is. People are complicated. Markets are complicated.

Gambling is easy.

Down markets make people more vulnerable. It’s a good time to re-evaluate what you have, what you want, and more importantly what you need. No one can predict the future of markets let alone a specific token (BTC $100K by end of 2021??? And there were charts to “prove” it.)

All that being said, down markets really help put things in perspective.

Take a breath. Take two. Calm your mind before making any big decisions.

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