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Bitcoin is about $300 from its ATH, while Ethereum is around $2,100 from its ATH.
In percentage terms it's much, MUCH worse.
Do with that what you will, but I wouldn't hold any mETHereum, if I were you.
If money was sound, inelastic, and not debt-based, we might not be as technologically advanced today, but we'd still be working less for more, because any productivity gains would have led to price deflation, with consumers as the beneficiaries, not those closest to the money spigot like they are now.
Just a friendly reminder:
"The road to serfdom is working exponentially harder for a currency growing exponentially weaker." — @Michael Saylor
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Early 20s are for grinding, not partying.
Late 20s are for building, not slacking.
Early 30s are for refining, not drifting.
Late 30s are for growing, not coasting.
40s and onwards are for maintaining and enjoying life.
If you had $2 million in cash, would you use half to buy a 10-year U.S. Treasury paying $43,480 per year pre-tax, which is enough to live very well in most countries, and keep the other half in Bitcoin in cold storage?
If you managed to become a sats millionaire or multimillionaire, I salute you!
To some westerners, that might not seem like much, but in many countries out there it is a substantial amount of purchasing power.
It's even more remarkable when you realise many westerners can't even cover a $500 emergency without borrowing.