Is buying 1 ETH every pay check a good idea?

is buying 1 ETH every pay check a good idea?

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no

if bullrun is confirmed, yes

if you have other investments outside of crypto, then yes, else no

No. Put that shit in a Roth IRA and buy index funds.

It's very good. It's fucking 100 dollars which will transfer into 3000 after all

maybe

No, buy 2

>yes goy, put your weekly $200 into these safe 0.0001% yearly ROI vehicles
Based long-nose tribesman.

>0.0001% ROI
Try 12+%.

Yes

yes, once phase 0 is out (spec locked june 30th) supply will vastly reduce as it's staked.

Nice, in maybe 50 years you might match the ROI of ETH in the next couple of years.

where are these 12% index funds?

No. I would buy 10 if I were you. Unironically putting your entire pay cheque into crypto is the play and has been for the last year really. If it all goes tits up and the whole market dies (unlikely) then you have basically lost one year of savings, which you will make back quickly. For the VERY REAL CHANCE to make a huge sum of money.

Lmao my dividends will still be around in 50 years. Your shit coins won't.

Do you hate money?
I'm all in, 20 years of savings. See you on the other side OP

once proof-of-stake is out and vitalik decides to stake his 80% wallet, it's over.

I have 9.12 and am aiming for atleast 10
Will I make it?

Yes. Figure the 160 you spent now will become 1k later and maybe even more after that. If you do it each month its like an extra 12k a year as eth rises to ATH again.

>what is taking profit
>what is the blockchain based financial revolution

Sorry friend but if it all pisses out in the next ten years you just aren't gonna match anybody in the next 50,especially if you can't get out.

Only one coin will win.

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there's literally no guarantee your dividends will be around in 20 years, let alone 50. we're on the brink of a potential AI/tech singularity, and the current bubble is propped by QE and bad metrics. you'd have to be zany to take the future for granted. "investing" thinking you're going to be the next buffett because of compounding interest is as retarded as gambling on online casinos (btw, buffett got his start faking his credentials to peddle vending machines - the people closer to him are the ICO scammers of 2017, not the fools buying his bags)

probably yes.