It’s never my fault

in #surgelast month

I didn’t do my research.

I just saw a few Threads on inLeo and thought, yeah, I’ll have me some of that.

Then, shockingly, the thing I bought started doing exactly what it was designed to do… and I didn’t like that.

Naturally, it’s not on me.

It’s:

  • The team’s fault.
  • Khal's fault.
  • The market’s fault.
  • The moon phase.

Anyone's fault but my own.

Naturally.

I mean, who could’ve possibly predicted that a yield-bearing, floor-protected, convertible note would behave like… a yield-bearing, floor-protected, convertible note?

Ridiculous!

Apparently “fixed yield” means fixed yield, not “I get to double my money overnight.”

And “convertible” doesn’t mean I can just flip it whenever I feel bored.

It’s almost as if this thing was built on math instead of my personal expectations.

So yes, I’m angry.

I’m going to post about it.

I’m going to tell everyone how unfair it is that reality refused to bend to my impatience.

Then, after I calm down, I might actually read what I bought.

Until then, please — don’t hold me accountable.

It’s not my fault.

It’s never my fault.

Best of probabilities to you.

Dane.

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It's funny how people react to SURGE

Keep spreading the good gospel! We need people to actually understand what it is

I'm very happy with how its performing:

  1. Initial sell off from early presale flippers (some bought in as cheap as $0.57 when HIVE's price crashed and created a larger discount)
  2. price stabilization in the mid $0.70's
  3. now $0.81 and climbing steadily each day

SURGE will magnet back toward its $1 floor price and then hover around there until LSTR starts to climb toward $50. Then it will explode upwards

Until then, everyone holding it sits comfortably knowing it won't be worth less than $1 and they'll get yield while they wait for it to be worth more than $1

We need more education on that

I couldn't help myself.

I'll behave now.