Dogecoin etc

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duncs500 wrote: Wed Nov 05, 2025 2:46 pm :lol: It is truly amazing how there never seems to be any losers on crypto.
🙋‍♂️ I lost about £300 in 2017.
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I lost some money in crypto back in 2020 before I rejoined this forum. I was faffing around with trading and various random schemes. Was trying to make a quick buck, which I did breifly during the 2020 bull run, before then losing some money and learning the hard way. Ever since then it's just been a solid way to get strong returns by playing a long, safe game.
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duncs500 wrote: Wed Nov 05, 2025 2:46 pm :lol: It is truly amazing how there never seems to be any losers on crypto.

Maybe it really is just that great money tree that we've always dreamed of.
Crypto survivor bias. You should go on Reddit and read some of the horror stories of the few who are brave enough to post their failures. These kids have debts that'll take decades to recover from.

But hey, other kids on TikTok have Lamborghini's.....so get back to grinding. They failed due to a weak mindset, bro.
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Matty wrote: Wed Nov 05, 2025 3:39 pm
duncs500 wrote: Wed Nov 05, 2025 2:46 pm :lol: It is truly amazing how there never seems to be any losers on crypto.

Maybe it really is just that great money tree that we've always dreamed of.
Crypto survivor bias. You should go on Reddit and read some of the horror stories of the few who are brave enough to post their failures. These kids have debts that'll take decades to recover from.

But hey, other kids on TikTok have Lamborghini's.....so get back to grinding. They failed due to a weak mindset, bro.
After fees, swapping between coins and test payments etc, I don't think anyone truly knows how much they've made 😂

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Gavster wrote: Wed Nov 05, 2025 3:35 pm I lost some money in crypto back in 2020 before I rejoined this forum. I was faffing around with trading and various random schemes. Was trying to make a quick buck, which I did breifly during the 2020 bull run, before then losing some money and learning the hard way. Ever since then it's just been a solid way to get strong returns by playing a long, safe game.
The advice I posted here works. A tax bill is the only worries I have.

Also @Jobbo you seen the price of Lloyds shares? Mug
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Broccers wrote: Thu Nov 06, 2025 8:39 pm Also @Jobbo you seen the price of Lloyds shares? Mug
Mug? They're 130% up compared to the price I said to buy at. I sold mine and banked the profit, but they're continuing upwards.
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