If you’re staring at those crypto charts, watching Bitcoin or Ethereum tank like a bad Nollywood flick, don’t sweat it. Those dips—when prices crash 10%, 20%, or more—are scary, sure. But they’re also your shot to score big. I’m not here to hype you up with techy buzzwords or promise you a yacht. Nah, let’s keep it real, like we’re chilling with some coffee and boli, talking about why buying the dip might be your move. So, what’s a dip? It’s when the market freaks out. Bitcoin drops from $60k to $45k. That altcoin you like? Suddenly it’s half price. Maybe some big shot sold their stash, or China’s yelling about bans again. Crypto’s dramatic like that. But here’s the thing: dips aren’t the end. They’re like a clearance sale at Shoprite—stuff’s cheap, and you can grab a deal. First off, buying low is the name of the game. You snag coins at a discount, then wait for the bounce. History’s got receipts: Bitcoin crashed to $3,000 in 2018, then hit $69,000 by 2021. People who bought b...
This is about the time I got myself into a ridiculous situation with weed and the Nigerian police—pure chaos, but the kind you laugh about later. Picture me, Chuks, your average Lagos guy in his late 20s, just trying to enjoy a chill evening in 2023. I’m not a big-time stoner, but every now and then, I like to light up a little something to take the edge off the city’s madness. This particular night, though, turned into a comedy show I didn’t sign up for. It’s a Friday, and I’m at my friend Tunde’s place in Surulere. Tunde’s the kind of guy who always has a “guy” for everything—weed, suya, even fake designer shoes. He’d scored some decent stuff from his plug, and we’re in his backyard, passing a joint, vibing to some Burna Boy, and arguing about whether jollof rice from Ghana could ever beat Nigeria’s. The air’s thick with smoke, laughter, and the smell of roasted corn from the mai shai down the street. Life’s good, right? Wrong. Out of nowhere, we hear this loud bang bang on ...
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