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I find the parallel story to your Bitcoin adventures funny: Riester, building society savings, insurance...
BTC sounds more like an attempt to break out of this enclosure. Did your parents and savings bank advisors know about your adventures?
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@Epi I actually let my parents in on my megalomaniac Bitcoin exit strategy at McDonald's once. I think they thought I was crazy. In 2017, at the ATH at the time, I was supposed to buy crypto for my father 😂.

Of course, the fun fund didn't know about my plans. But I later took them into confidence regarding my ETF savings plans.
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@DonkeyInvestor I don't think your exit strategy is that megalomaniacal. After all, it is a strategy with clear signals. And one that can withstand the vola along the way. I think many BTC hodlers would benefit from such a strategy.
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@Epi speculating on a million with a unit price of USD 100 is a bit megalomaniacal 😅. But yes, at least I had a plan
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@DonkeyInvestor You were definitely way ahead of me there. I remember having a few discussions with a friend around 2015 when BTC was at €600. What is that actually? What is it good for? How can you trade it?
All the stories about hacked exchanges put me off investing myself. I wanted to wait until an ETP or something else regulated was issued. The time came in 2017. I then made a few decent trading profits again and again, but never the really big profit, because the stake should always remain manageable.
As I said, the donkey was smarter than me. 🤷
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