i think the reason they are the same is in both you're likely to lose most of your money, lol. I mostly agree that earning crypto is better than buying it. if you can generate some pretty good passive income etc., but my only pushback is that would depend as well on how much time is being invested in. For example if i'm generating money via crypto through work.. then what am i earning minimum wage? it all dpends on the output and in some cases you may be better off just taking up a part time job or something so it all depends on if the time as a commodity is worth it.
i go back to the three rules of crypto. Which is the only people who make money in crypto is first advantage movers, aka being early, exchanges and project creators or founders. i think everyone else is likely just going to end up a victim.. i guess there is a fourth option depending on how you look at it.. you could go with the rich who can manipulate the market but this year many of them been caught holding the bag and losing millions so i prefer to stick to the 3 rules, lol
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