I have more money in Crypto than in my Bank account

Just like the title says I am as much as all in that I can afford the majority of my pay check goes into Crypto. I have most of my portfolio in ETH as I feel comfortable that it will be around long term and gain in price. Then I do have an emergency fund in my bank that will allow me to get by for 6 months which I believe will be enough time for me to get by in an emergency if Crypto does enter a bear market.I screwed up earlier in life and for that reason my salary is heavily capped and I’m stuck in a dead end job. This is my last chance of being financially secure in life and I’m going to take it.Anybody else heavily invested in Crypto?

Submitted November 02, 2021 at 02:20AM

LRC - Where GME meets crypto.

Longtime GME holder and crypto enthusiast here. For those that aren't aware, last week there was a leak on Github that seems to prove that GME and Loopring are indeed working together to launch an NFT exchange.For those that aren't in the loop (pun intended), LRC is currently exploding in price. I suspect it's a wave of people who, like myself, have just recently connected the dots in understanding what a NFT platform hosted by Loopring in partnership with GameStop would mean for LRC.It looks like loopring can't make any official announcements until GameStop does, but they've told their followers to expect an announcement in Q4 of this year, so it should definitely happen sometime soon.

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 11:50PM

How the f*** do you all make money?

Some days it hits me that I am way too low on money 😅 I'm in NY 30's and still can't figure out the money making part of my life.I've thought of learning a trade as a potential alternative to fields that require deep text book smarts like math and science and expensive college but could never find something to try.I dedicate a lot of my life to electronic music too- but as of now I only make a handful of extra money from that. It's super hard and risky to hedge my bets on making a living from it.I've even considered truck driving which apparently pays well but I've hard it can be a super rough field to work on.With all that said, I'm ears. Would love some decent ideas if anyone has any- on what to do for money for life and to be able to invest more in crypto.Thanks!

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 11:14PM

Should I tell my significant other about my crypto gains?

I can’t be the only one with this conflict. We’ve been together almost 3 years. Right before we met, I made a decent investment into crypto. By now, I’ve made good money, but it’s not like I’m rich or anywhere close. I really just want to keep holding and going to work every day as usual.The reason why I haven’t told her; she is the arbiter of paychecks. Her financial responsibility is similar to if you handed a 9 year old your life savings and sent them into Toys R Us unattended. Money spending and savings is just about the only issue of contention between us. If I showed her the account, I’m afraid of the “conversation” that would follow.I have to tell her some day, I know. Personally, I don’t think the day is quite near. We might fumble through another crypto crash, but I believe the market has a lot of growing to do. The longer I wait, the more awkward it’s going to be when I finally tell her, but, the larger the account.I don’t want to start spending all of this money, but I also don’t want to feel like a liar to the woman I’ve been with. I have one friend I’ve told this to. He asks if I even love her, and of course I do.Were you in my shoes, what would you do?

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 07:31PM

Its better to ask the “dumb” questions and learn something, than to stay being ignorant. Everyone has to start somewhere.

For some of you, it can be seen as common sense. But so far from what we can see, that SQUID, the biggest Ponzi rugpull crypto ever created yet just burned millions of people , it doesn’t look like people in this space understand basic fundamentals of crypto.We’ve just witnessed it, the lack of education.And it just happened, the coin went from $2800 to $0.002 in a blink of an eye. I’m really sorry that millions of people just lost their life savings, investments. I know I shouldn’t care too much about the others, but seeing newbies getting burned, not educating themselves enough, not asking “dumb” questions really triggers me.Everyone has to start somewhere, so measure twice, cut once. Especially in crypto, where you should measure at least 100 times and then cut.Peace, may your losses from this rugpull shitcoin rest in peace.

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 04:59PM

Squid Game Cryptocurrency Scammers Make Off With $2.1 Million

https://ift.tt/3jQj9Er

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 06:36PM

What's your - Got out just before the rug story?

So we are all well aware of Squidgame rugpull that just occurred. There has been too many in the past.My question to the community is. How close did you come to an actual rug, but sold in the hours or days before? What was it called? How long did you hold it for? Did you suspect the rug and just try to make a quick dollar? Were there warning signs? Why did you sell?This is not only an opportunity to tell your story but also give some advice to those newer to the crypto environment as well.l what to watch out for.-- ignore this part 500 is where we got to get to and I don't want to sound too repetitive with questions --

Submitted November 01, 2021 at 07:37PM