It feels so long ago now... I have tried many drugs in my time but the rush of those few months are better than any synthetic high or orgasm I have ever had.
If any of you weren't there at the time, imagine waking up every day to see that your net worth is up by 20% a day. Imagine in a week earning the same as you earn in 6 months from doing nothing. The euphoria of this place was fucking insane. Scams were rife riding the wave but it produced some of the dankest memes ever, I even rode the BCH pump and put profit into Confido the day before they exit scammed. I can laugh about that now.
I earnt thousands from ICO scam coins like CAPP (Cappasity) and HitBTC fuckery where you couldn't deposit so the supply was constantly reducing resulting in a fucking ridiculous pump in the Christmas holidays.
This place was alive, threads were fast, ideas flowed like a river. It was truly an amazing time and I would kill to have that feeling again.
>This place was alive, threads were fast, ideas flowed like a river. It was truly an amazing time and I would kill to have that feeling again.
I was anti-BTC the whole time and was MAF at crypto bulls, telling them there's no rational way to gauge was Bitcoin is worth. I felt somewhat vindicated when the 2018 crash happened but I was a bear at even pre-2017 levels so it needs to fall a lot more for me to be completely vindicated.
Asher Thompson
I remember going into a meeting at work, it lasted 1 hour. I checked my phone after the meeting and I had made more in that hour than I make from two months of salary. It's quite a rush, indeed.
Logan Reyes
Feel you user. Tried most drugs like LSD, MDMA and Coke, but nothing was even close to the high of seeing your random shitcoin you just invested 1000$ pumping 30% a day on Binance. Maybe I learned what’s driving those Wall Streets Elites. This fucking feeling, unreal.
Jaxson Davis
>Maybe I learned what’s driving those Wall Streets Elites.
I work in finance. Here's a little secret for you: Wall Street doesn't even make its money on high returns. We do not routinely beat the market and in fact tend to underperform relative to it after management fees. Most of our money comes from the fees we charge our customers, which we get paid even if we underperform
