Anyone else here currently have a bigger portfolio (in USD terms) than they did at the Nov 10 2021 bull run peak?

During the last bull cycle, I had about 63k at the peak. Then, the price kept crashing, I kept having car issues, and eventually I lost it all to celsius and in June 2022, I no longer had 63k, and instead had -$5,000 (debt).

I kept on buying and buying and paid off my debt and today I now have 65k, so I have MORE (in terms of USD value) than I did at the peak.

Is anyone else in the same boat?



Submitted December 09, 2023 at 09:59PM by ILostHalfaBTC https://ift.tt/lJpwrax

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