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Is there any asset that holds a better risk/reward than Bitcoin?

>> No.55688439
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>>55688428
HBAR.

>> No.55688447

>>55688428
btc maxis are pathetic

>> No.55688465

>>55688428
ETH

>> No.55688471

>>55688428
homes. despite what fudders say they are a great investment. the system has made it so that it's impossible for anyone to affordably build a home due to all the silly codes and permits etc, it's all been designed to keep people down. the truth is anyone could buy a cheap piece of land and build an open floor plan cabin for just a few grand. but the system doesn't allow that. so here we are. welcome to artificial fuedalism.

>> No.55688520

>>55688447
Why?

>> No.55688533

>>55688465
I don't think it's a good risk/reward anymore compared to Bitcoin

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>>55688471
What do you think of this image? Genuinely curious about your thoughts

>> No.55688767

>>55688546
that doesn't apply to my situation because i inherited my houses. but if you had the money to just buy a home it will keep going up in value. even if you mortgage it you have whats called equity. you can actually cash out this equity at any time. buy as many homes as you can. rent them out and sit on them for a few years. then cash out all the equity and default on all the mortages. your credit will be ruined but you will make off with all the rent income and equity. will you come out on top? i don't know. but seems plausible.

>> No.55688771

>>55688428
Risk of going to zero.
Max gain x2

Kek, lmao

>> No.55688858

>>55688767
Yeah wouldn't doubt it's a decent strategy if you time the market compared to buying something like gold. I know quite a few people that made a 4x from their initial investment buying a home in the last market crash and selling last year.

>> No.55688868

>>55688520
you'll see in under 10 years. enjoy your final bull run, just dont get memed into hodl forever

>> No.55688881

>>55688868
I only hodl for 2-3 years max and dump after my initial investment totals a 3-4x or so. If the market conditions are still good in 2026 I'll buy back, like I've already done twice

>> No.55688918

>>55688858
probably would work. of course it does rely on this bubble to keep going. which it might because immigrants just keep pouring in and that's going to be the new labor base going forward. they are happy to rent a house than go back to mexico.

so buy a house that relatively affordable, something around 180k to 250k. mortage it. rent it out so that the rent income pays the mortage payment AND puts a little extra in your pocket. make tenants pay for all utilties. let this go on for a few years. meanwhile the value of your house has increased $50k since you bought it, cash out the equity and rent out the house until the bank forecloses and kicks the tenants out. its funny because you don't even have to do the hard job of kicking the people out, the bank will do that for you lol.

>> No.55688922

>>55688881
based then keep doing you bro

>> No.55688953

>>55688918
so in that scenario you would perhaps make $50k in a year or two. maybe even $100k if things get really nuts. just keep in mind your credit will be ruined after you do this. but you will have a bunch of cash in your pocket so maybe you wont give a shit.

>> No.55689045

>>55688428
Ethereum. Slightly more risk, much more upside. Btc is basically a finished product and it’s okay but ethereum could potentially become something big and new. It could also turn into fucking dust but risk reward feels good.

>t. 200+eth and still accumulating

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>>55688428
probably gold soon

>> No.55689300

I'd probably say that Kava is a somewhat risky investment right now with a potential for payoff if they do manage to onboard people who are willing to actually expand their ecosystem into something filled with projects that solve practical problems, for example.

>> No.55689303

>>55688428
literally any bsc casino token matches that description. extremely high risk with an equally high reward

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>>55689300
staking usdt on curve means you can earn kava without actually having to commit to its inherent volatility

>> No.55690803

>>55688428
No. Take the btc maximalism pill.

>> No.55690917

>>55690803
I'm taking this pill, but I do dabble in alts for quick flips back to tbc

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>>55688428
It depends on what risks you're willing to tolerate, OP. For instance, I have active funds on the Nxra/Dua pool in the DeFi terminal. There, you can earn dual rewards. But, are you focused on altcoins?

>> No.55693377

>>55688428
long btc 2x leverage