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I Gave Up And Bought Some ETH As y'all may remember, I recently invested money into 11 different cryptocurrencies, ADA, ALGO, ATOM, BCH, BTC, DASH, DOT, LTC, SOL, XLM, and XTZ. (If you need a reminder, that post is here: https://noise.cash/post/l4x37q8j .) Conspicuously missing from that list is ETH because, well ..... because I think it sucks! Gas fees for using ETH are so ridiculous that I lose money every time I touch it. Yuck! However, if you spend any time cruising the internet or looking at YouTube videos, it seems that recently everybody and their crazy cousin Ethelbert is proclaiming how Etherium is going to skyrocket in value by the end of this year. Really? Is it going to pull SHIB and the other doggy poop coins along with it? I'm old, and I'm getting tired of trying to swim upstream against the current. So ETH is going to "shoot the moon"? Fine, I'll buy some then. Which is what I did. You can see by looking at the attached screen shots from my Coinbase account that I have now invested about $100 into that piece of crap ETH. Actually, it's kinda fun to see how volatile the crypto markets are by looking at my "current" results. (This is what everything looked like this morning. God only knows what each of these coins are worth now.) BTC has recovered quite nicely, followed closely by ADA, then DASH, LTC, Stellar, and BCH. Leading the losers is Tezos, followed by a recovering (hopefully!) ALGO, DOT, and SOL. And who is now the stinkiest loser? (Although I hate ETH, it can't be included in the list of deplorables because I only put $100 into it, not $200 like the others.) Why none other than Cosmos, the very same coin I was praising just a few days ago as being the only one who held onto its value. I guess ATOM bombed? All of this is to simply point out the futility, IMHO, of trying to time something as insanely erratic as the crypto market. God bless you folks who are able to make money actively trading your crypto, but as for me, I'm going to stick to HODLING.

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