I've made the decision to stop adding to my cryptocurrency collection. But don’t worry, this isn’t the end of my journey in the crypto space. I’m simply choosing not to accumulate more digital coins. Why? Well, it feels like everyone and their neighbor has their own cryptocurrency now—from meme coins to niche community tokens. With so many people jumping into crypto without fully understanding it, chasing their own "Bitcoin boom," it made me reconsider my strategy.

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Fifteen years ago, a single dollar invested in Bitcoin would have made you incredibly wealthy today. So why not try to replicate that success? You could invest $8, or even $80, and hope for a similar outcome in 12 years. Maybe you’ll be a millionaire, or maybe not. But what are the chances? As for me, I’m content with what I’ve already accumulated.

I’ve decided to hold onto it for another 15 years and see where it takes me. If it doesn’t turn into a million-dollar windfall—or at least a comfortable $100k—I’ll know that stopping my accumulation was the right call. And if another Bitcoin-style miracle happens, well, early retirement might be in the cards. It’s a win-win.

Does this mean I’m stepping away from the crypto world? Absolutely not. My focus will now shift to speculating on strong assets like $BTC , $ETH , and $SOL , and trading those that set the trends. For me, the time for accumulation is over; it just doesn’t make sense anymore. What about you? Take a look at your portfolio and ask yourself if it’s time to hit pause on adding more. The decision is yours to make—I’ve already made mine.

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