Almost 10 years in Crypto, up over 850,000 in 2017, up over a 1.5 million in 2021. Lessons learned. With a little proof

https://m.imgur.com/a/2YYH3g5 Set your goals and don't keep moving the goal posts further out. It's better to miss the top than to go through the mental strain of a winter market, if you reached your goals or near it. There are a lot better projects now than there were in 2012-2017. That being said a lot of projects are still worthless, the coins aren't but the project is worthless. Diversify is ok don't be afraid to go heavy on a project if market factors, research, use, momentum point to it being a game changer. In 10 years I've only seen 3 projects that made me go wow this is a game changer. BTC, ETH, and Harmony One. I saw the potential of Defi, NFTs, gaming, their upcoming milestones, what they are building could be the what the entire crypto space will use in the next 10 years. I think I started buying 50,000 20,000 10,000 etc when it was a few cents I also saw huge potential in the Metaverse and Mana. This was also one I went heavy into but the game didn't impress me all that much, Enjin actually has so much potential in this space. I know people hate Doge here but early in the year there was a ton of momentum , media , instagram, search es were all pointing to it being a huge mover. I was buying tens of thoussands of this from .00x to .06 VET I liked the app, The centralized stuff and how it was going to work in the real world confused me I bought nearly a million at a few cents. I got lucky it's not what I thought it would be. I think I was wrong, got in low enough and got lucky. That being said I reached my goal this year. I can see BTC going to 100k in 6 months but I can also see it going to 25k in the next year. I wanted to extend my goals but I want to take emotion out of it and am almost completely out of it for the rest of the year. I'll see you guys in a few years. I hope all your dreams come true, you do good, and you practice some common sense d a out and profit taking. submitted by /u/wsbthrowaway99 [link] [comments]