I often ask myself this question: is it early? A real life rundown

I often ask myself this question: is it early? Instead of having ridiculous charts and just being Mr. Uber Bull, I wanna give a real life rundown of my experience and thoughts.

I’m 38 and I work in finance. I work with about 100 people both inside and outside of the company day to day. The average client I interact with has somewhere between half million-$3 million in net worth. Not rich, but not poor. The average age for this person is between 42-50 years old -so retirement savings should be a focus but not necessarily the primary one. income ranges around 120-300k.

Additionally, there is a group of about 30 people I work with who have a net worth between zero and 100K With an average age of 24 to 40. Income ranges from 70k to 180 K per year.Quick reminder, I work with about 130 people.

3 own eth

Only one person has more than 100 K in crypto-total

Only 2 have more than three eth.

One has a basic understanding of the network.

Of the two people I know that had significant crypto holdings, most was held In Gbtc and Ethe. the pain was simply too much And these people have gone down from big positions to 10% net worth.

If you’re reading this post, let me give you some advice that I learned from sidelines.

One of the people who has a ton of money and sold off a lot said “I will sell it as it goes down but then I will rejoin if the tide turns”.

Well I am not a trader, I will say this: Conviction for 30 years down the road is a lot more important than you realize.

If you sell, do not think you have a chance of re-buying it back. Most likely will lose your money through trading.

If you can do it successfully, my hat is off to you.