> It’s psychologically and economically almost impossible For you. But I know quite a few mid 30s retirees. I agree that a lot of people seem to have a probl

> It’s psychologically and economically almost impossible For you. But I know quite a few mid 30s retirees. I agree that a lot of people seem to have a problem with impulse control and trusting their own valuation, when everybody say "it's wrong - it's a fad - it's tulip/beanies". Eventually you tune out everyone and learn to laugh all the way to the bank at the HN nonsense. BTW I wouldn't dismiss DOGE as a fad if I were you. Same mistake again and again on HN: regular people doing something? They must be wrong! Turns out regular people want a crypto they don't feel bad about, and that's not owned by big banks like BTC/ETH or anarchists like XMR/ZEC. There aren't many that can deliver, and DOGE is one of them. Do you have a position, or are you planning to fail again? Because the WSB mob is out for blood, and if GME is any sign, they are foaming at the mouth. DOGE should have been a simple pump, but it's still around 900 sats I give it 3 days (time for the deposits to clear and for people to coordinate) until it starts again. Redditors have stated their goal: parity to the USD. They are half way though. > There aren’t many Bitcoin millionaires through speculation or early mining alone. The best way not to win is not to play, alleging it's psychologically and economically impossible. EDIT: for the reply with a quote of DOGE in cents: They just did a 10x event. All they need is another 10x event to get DOGE on par with USDT. They have already done one with minimal coordination and media attention, so I call that half way through because they already did half the work. It was done in a few days, thus a log scale seems applicable. Of course, if you care about the linear value in fiat currencies, we have different values, so you may prefer a different choice of words.