I've spent the last year building wealth without relying on a monthly salary. Here's how I invested 10,000 cedis and turned it into exposure across two asset classes.
A framework for people without consistent cash flow. 🧵
Secondly,
Avoid futures trading if you rely solely on technical analysis. The market doesn't always respect charts, and technical analysis alone is often not enough.
Thirdly,
Avoid being a degen. If you're not a dev and don't have insider info of a project or access to reliable information, flee from it as fast as you can.
Fourthly
Avoid trading on MEXC. In my opinion, they are even more questionable than Pumpfun, with little accountability and constant market manipulation.
WAGMI. 🚀
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Both are legitimate ways to grow wealth.. shares are more structured and regulated, while crypto offers more variety, flexibility, and in many cases, real-world use cases beyond just speculation.
When you buy shares, you're buying a small piece of an actual company, like owning a tiny slice of MTN or Tesla and your returns depend on how well that business performs. When you buy crypto, 👇
you're buying into a broader ecosystem: it could be a currency like Bitcoin, a stablecoin pegged to the dollar that holds its value steadily, or a utility token that gives you real access to a product or service on a blockchain platform.
$BTC has taken out all the downside liquidity, and we will now pump to new highs.
You will soon hear Moonboys saying this on the timeline.
But the reality is there's a massive liquidity cluster around $55,000-$65,000 which will eventually be taken out.
That doesn't mean a bounceback won't happen here, but Bitcoin hasn't bottomed yet.