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It's way more fun to just forget about crypto for a while and then look back and see prices have risen

Has anyone else felt this way recently? I used to consume all the industry news and try and keep up on what's making prices rise or fall today. Couldn't care less right now. BTC at 69k. Cool. Let's see where we're at in a few weeks, if it's lower I might add if it's higher I might sell.

This is how most adults treat most investments.

Not trying to talk down to people - I legit needed to hear this myself a couple of months ago. Spent way too many late nights going down the rabbit hole of different alt coins. It was fun until it wasn't.

Buy it and forget it. Count your blessings later. submitted by /u/cruyfff
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