The fact is this stuff has only intensified with every cycle and you and others fading it each time just gets more and more painful.
And you don't like to hear it because you don't know how to take advantage of it, mostly because you don't understand how money rotates in crypto. I mean you choosing to throw money at something as heavily diluted as Filecoin says it all. Comical and you wouldn't even get why.
If moving from ponzi scam to ponzi scam is your thing, in the hope that you can ultimately keep successfully keep accumulating more BTC in that method, as opposed to just stacking and holding BTC, good luck to you. The vast majority of people who do this (other than those who keep launching new alts and shitcoins), fail. Every cycle they learn their lesson, and every new cycles there are still others who give it a try and think they can outperform an infinitely diluting pool of money in alts. Its basic game theory - new coins will be infinitely launched to take advantage of any alt demand. (That can't happen with BTC itself - which is why we say "there is no second best".
I bought FIL pretty much at its low after its big peak. (And I don't buy any alt unless I intend to hold it long term - meaning I only buy on fundamental value, not hype). FIL is not at all an alt to BTC, nor does it claim to be. I valued the business (just like I value any company). To me, it is attractively priced given anticipated future revenue, total market growth, and expected long term revenue growth. I have had the data storage business explained to me by people from Microsoft and Amazon who deeply understand it. And when these guys tell me how much potential they see in FIL, I listen. The tokenomics of FIL are quite misunderstood (but over time will be better understood), hence the upside potential. Eventually (I am not sure when, but I am guessing 3-5 years from now based on current market adoption), I predict a MASSIVE awareness of interest in FIL and consequently a surge in price. Exponentially demand will take care of tokens. Again, you will see - lessons will be learned...
At its peak value to BTC, 1 ETH bought 0.14 BTC. That was back in June of 2017. Since then it has declined to now being 1 Eth being able to purchase just 0.05 BTC. A terrible performance, and a perfect example of how those looking to buy "alts" to gain over BTC, instead end up behind over time. And as I said earlier, I expect this will continue.
Do you agree? (Or do you believe this trend will reverse?). Shall we revisit, say, end of this year?