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You can handle 50 coins if you know how to manage them, but I’d say stick to 20 max. Always have a price target for when to sell. That makes it easier.

Futures trading? Not my thing. I prefer spot trading to avoid liquidating my balance. Futures feel like gambling to me.

Haven't had that stress yet, but I know a guy who once drove trucks and now owns a few. The truck he drove years ago was sold by its owner because that driver was stealing money. It’s all shady.

I stopped trying to convince friends. Seems like suggesting Bitcoin makes them suspicious, like they think you get commissions or something.

Seriously, never hand out financial advice. Your friend needed to do his homework before jumping into business. Market research is key. If you can’t sell your product, you’re just wasting time and money.

These are all just theories, right? I haven't seen Trump say he’d release anyone or do anything specific. BTC isn’t going to crash just because of an election.

Meme tokens are more like gambling. You’re betting on community sentiment since they can pop up so fast. Better to trade newer alts than chase memes.

I'm not a fan of rushing into trades. My investments are modest, rarely day-trading. I aim for 5-10% profits. I focus on one token at a time, like how I bought WIF recently and sold for a decent profit. I can afford to…

Charts confuse me sometimes. For buying, I check out weekly candles. If they’re dropping for two weeks, I'm thinking it's time to grab that coin. As a spot trader, I hope for a nice pump soon. If nothing major is…

I hope you’re right. The ETF market has its pros, but it could also crash the market. If ETFs take over too much, the market could lose its grassroots nature. Companies can swing big moves, so let’s just hope for a…

I’m not holding my breath this season. Feels like we’re at the end of a cycle. We shouldn’t just keep stacking Bitcoin blindly. People seem to think the market will bounce back from here. I’m done being a fool. This has…

Every trader knows there's risk involved. Going all in is just plain dumb. Taking loans? That’s a whole new level of reckless. I’d never consider it.

Those are classic mistakes. Never go all in. I’d never risk more than 20% of my portfolio on any trade. Way too reckless to invest everything and then panic if it goes south.

So what’s the big difference between T9 and S9? Anyone figured that out yet?

A lot of us bulls think Bitcoin could hit at least $150k. Uptober should push us to at least $135k. Gold is on fire and we need Bitcoin to catch up.

Totally agree. Flat days challenge your mindset. If you force trades when nothing’s happening, you just set yourself up for losses.

Same old story, right? Predictions everywhere but they often miss the mark. I’m staying out of positions for now. Price is around 104.4K, and I bet it hits 105K soon. But with all the chaos in the world, who knows how…

Not everyone borrows money to invest though. Losing 20% in a day is brutal, but taking your own life isn’t the solution. He clearly couldn’t handle it and ended up using his licensed weapon.

Appreciate the info. But I feel that thread's purpose is different. We’re in the economics section, discussing this incident deserves its own space even if it’s based on the same tragic event.

I had to bring this up here. Suicide should never be an option, no matter the situation. A guy like this, already in the game, should know how to make millions. It's shocking to see someone take such a drastic step over…