What would you do if you were a crypto millionaire? I guess this is a question that goes through the minds of most of us here. Some Hivers already are crypto millionaires, but in the case of the majority, I bet they're still far from reaching that status. It's definitely worth hustling, though. Or is it?

One highly annoying but relevant question that I ask myself quite often is: how the heck did I manage to wreck two bull markets in a row? I've been in crypto since 2017 and haven't made it yet. I could have literally made millions if I'd played my game right, but somehow I missed out on doing that.

Life is not about perfection though; I guess it's more about learning lessons than achievement. Personally, whenever I achieve something, I'm almost instantly thinking of what comes next.

It's like us humans are made to outperform ourselves constantly and never be happy about the outcome. Look at bodybuilders; as huge as they look, you can be sure that they're not happy about their physique, and there's always room for improvement.


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Let's get back to Bitcoin, though... Back in the early days, one could mine Bitcoin with a laptop, but those days are gone, and even the big miners are worried about what happens after the halving when they'll have to find cheaper ways of mining Bitcoin.

Tesla might get into Bitcoin mining. Have you thought about it? They can build their own solar panels and do that, but Elon is not a fan of Bitcoin; he's a fan of DOGE. Not even DOGE is easily mineable these days. You need ASICs to do that from what I know...

It doesn't mean the crypto market doesn't offer insane money-making opportunities. It does. There are plenty of coins such as AI coins, for example, that left the departure station in the previous bear market at a few cents per coin and are now being valued at a few dollars per coin.

Some would look at these coins and think how unlucky they are for not having bought some. No worries, there are still plenty of them which are highly undervalued and will generate insane revenues to their holders in the coming months as they go parabolic.

Some of the capital will exit Bitcoin once it goes beyond $100,000, as this is a highly powerful psychological level, and the same will happen with the coins that have already pumped massively, and degenerates wanting to max their chances this bull market will get into "flat chart coins" with their profits.

It's the same shit every cycle; not much changes from one cycle to another because it is human psychology we are talking about here. The only thing that has changed in my opinion is the velocity of the market, which to me looks more aggressive this bull market. Hence, I believe it will be shorter-lived.

Many believe that ETFs will take us into a super cycle, but these people don't understand that the Bitcoin in ETFs is not locked in any way. At any given time, investors will be able to cash out and leave the market, and plenty of them will do that once BTC gets to ridiculous levels.

Same as it did in past cycles. The top will occur when no one expects it to come, and same as in previous cycles, some of us will waste insane opportunities by getting married to their bags. In the previous cycle, we had CT influencers leading retail to slaughter by making them believe we were in a super cycle, and now it is Larry Fink's turn to do so.

The man who called Bitcoin just a few years ago an index for criminals now is saying about crypto that it is a flight to safety. It's all about money, always been, always will. Same as politics is nothing but a cheap puppet show.

Enjoy the day, peeps, and the bull market, and see you all next time.

*Thanks for your attention,*
*Adrian*