Post by ralf

Unverified · twetch

I won’t sell a single token. I will keep making regular fixed investments whenever the price falls below $10,000. Most people have no idea of BSV’s true value. I understand it clearly, so I will keep dollar-cost averaging below $10,000 and sell continuously once the price goes above this mark.

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1DBFej…AYdX Key · twetch

At 10k$ I will retire. 😍

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Key · twetch
Replying to@1DBFej…AYdX

How much BSV do you hold? My average holding cost is less than 16 US dollars, though I only own a small quantity. However, BSV’s development should be viewed on an annual basis, and I will keep making regular fixed investments. Which country are you in? How much money do you think is needed for retirement in your country?

1DBFej…AYdX Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1Q8qFx…4hpU

Spain. Use the rule of 4%. You need to have a quantity that obtaining a 4% benefit you could have a good salary. Imagine that you want to have 3000$ every month for living. 12 months... 36000$ a year. You need around 900k$ , let's say 1M$ in the bank and search for some artifacts to investing to have that 4% benefit.

Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1DBFej…AYdX

Spain seems pretty nice. I saw an American guy who believes you need at least five million US dollars to quit working.

1DBFej…AYdX Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1Q8qFx…4hpU

Yes, but it depends the age you have.

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