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<blockquote data-quote="johnnyunion" data-source="post: 5300953" data-attributes="member: 27167">That last sentence indicates a very important truth: poor people want to live like millionaires and millionaires want to live like poor people.&nbsp; The mentality expressed in that last sentence is&nbsp; also part and parcel of poverty consciousness.If wanted to live the high life , so to speak, I never would have saved and invested money. I would have ate my seed money. May I recommend &quot;The Millionaire Next Door&quot;? After reading that book, which I listened to for free on Hoopla, you will be surprised at who are the millionaires that you meet.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t driving brand new luxury cars for example.Never any Proof, you say:&nbsp; Let Me throw up some pics and see how I need to explain them once I post them so bear with me.You can see from some of those screen shots&nbsp; that I purchased some bitcoin two years ago (It was within a span of two weeks from end of April into May 2020.The way I purchased were Market Orders(I don&#039;t do that anymore&lt; I generally do limit orders), so there are multiple fills at small amounts. I took pics of some of them but to account for them all, would be too many pics. I bought about 30 bitcoin at an average of 9 thousand dollars a piece. exact amount I can&#039;t remember.I also included those pics of some of my sells on Coinbase, about 5 months ago, sold around the 40K mark a piece.I also sold some just a few months ago in April on FTX and the pic contains my sells as I did them. I sold 9, 5 and 1 bitcoin. The proceeds from the 1 bitcoin was 39k approximately, so that was the price I was selling all of them that day.I basically took my profits, and kept most of original investment, in my crypto account, some bitcoin and some cash(waiting to be deployed again)Was that enough proof?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnnyunion, post: 5300953, member: 27167"] That last sentence indicates a very important truth: poor people want to live like millionaires and millionaires want to live like poor people. The mentality expressed in that last sentence is also part and parcel of poverty consciousness.If wanted to live the high life , so to speak, I never would have saved and invested money. I would have ate my seed money. May I recommend "The Millionaire Next Door"? After reading that book, which I listened to for free on Hoopla, you will be surprised at who are the millionaires that you meet. They aren't driving brand new luxury cars for example. Never any Proof, you say: Let Me throw up some pics and see how I need to explain them once I post them so bear with me. You can see from some of those screen shots that I purchased some bitcoin two years ago (It was within a span of two weeks from end of April into May 2020. The way I purchased were Market Orders(I don't do that anymore< I generally do limit orders), so there are multiple fills at small amounts. I took pics of some of them but to account for them all, would be too many pics. I bought about 30 bitcoin at an average of 9 thousand dollars a piece. exact amount I can't remember. I also included those pics of some of my sells on Coinbase, about 5 months ago, sold around the 40K mark a piece. I also sold some just a few months ago in April on FTX and the pic contains my sells as I did them. I sold 9, 5 and 1 bitcoin. The proceeds from the 1 bitcoin was 39k approximately, so that was the price I was selling all of them that day. I basically took my profits, and kept most of original investment, in my crypto account, some bitcoin and some cash(waiting to be deployed again) Was that enough proof? [/QUOTE]

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