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[+5] u/ShowerMotor: lol man this long post nobody will ever read. Nobody reads today long posts because its all AI, so make it shorter. Anyway, my two cents why I sold and I don't want it anymore, even though I love the CEO.
I was a buyer of Coinbase at the mega lows in 22, got an average 50$ per share. I saw it at ATH around $420, didnt sell thinking the bull market was coming. Bad idea, bear market started and I sold roughly at todays prices, 200. Made some good money.
Here is why I am not buying it again. Back when I bought my thesis was this: I dont want to own crypto assets, so I rather get a proxy like Coinbase. I observed that COIN moved a lot more than BTC, both ways, up or down. It was all playing out beautifully, until microstrategy started going on tv and talking non-sense, everybody sold COIN, went onto MSTR, and COIN lost its edge. Now people had many more proxies to crypto: MSTR, HOOD, COIN, and now even all the other treasury companies such as BMNR and whatnot.
To me owning COIN now its risking all your eggs in one basket, with the highly likely scenario of BTC outperforming it. In the end, it moved exactly the same as BTC did overall. WHat I would do now, instead of a company, I would buy only BTC ETF, this is like the SP500 of crypto. Still I am patiently waiting for the bear market everyone loves to hate but it's here and probably bottom is end of December. But I am another guy, might be right, or not.