UK Investor | Software Engineer🧑‍💻 | Discord: devdenzo

Joined November 2019
Trust the process
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I am willing to sacrifice a chunk of my S&S ISA portfolio for the next $BTC $ETH crypto cycle If it pays off, I am financially free If it fails, I work for a year or so to make it all back I think its a no brainer 🔥 Trust the process 🙏 $MSTR $COIN $MARA $BMNE
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Yes the UK sucks and yes the government keeps making things worse and worse BUT the Stocks and Shares ISA is one of the best things you can get involved in One of the only things the government has got right
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What a wonderful world 🌍
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$BTC cycle low was supposed to be on the 4th or 5th October Markets get smarter either the bottom already was in (which I think) Or another low is coming
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Althought Man City are facing all these charges, what they achieved on the pitch shouldn’t be taken away from them imo Look at Spurs, we spent 200mil+ but still 20th 🤣
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The blueprint for financial freedom is easy: DCA into BTC until 2027/28 If you want to do it inside your S&S ISA? Then buy $BTC proxies $MSTR $COIN $ASST $MARA Wait till BTC ATH and your rich Trust the process
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What a creepy smile @tavus
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At which point do I say fuck it and become a software developer mentor or a investing mentor 🤔 I know so many would pay for my knowledge / experience
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$BTC $84k That officially concludes the crypto bear 2025-2026 bare market Thanks for playing
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Denzo retweeted
$MSTR is a $1000 stock.
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All the crypto twitter accounts telling you not to long $BTC are the same ones getting liquidated because they have shorted it Bottom is in, still very cheap to buy
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Holy smokes he calls the bottom aswell as the top 🤫🤫
Replying to @DevDenzo
What do I expect to happen to BTC? I expect BTC to retest and trade around the 200 DMA on the weekly chart which looks to be about $60,000 and once it bounces off that we see the next run beginning.
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If you still think $BTC hasn’t exited the bear market… This week’s candle has already delivered the largest weekly dollar gain in Bitcoin’s history 🤯 The week isn’t over yet so lets see if it sticks 👀
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A ÂŁ120k salary in the UK sounds like a lot. But between income tax, NI and a Plan 2 student loan, the marginal deduction rate can be ~71%. Earn an extra ÂŁ10k and you may keep only ~ÂŁ2.9k. See the issue?
🚨 NEW: Research has found 3 in 10 people with student loans are turning down pay rises or promotions to avoid higher repayments
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Then you may decide to have children. Two children under two can mean roughly ÂŁ39k a year in nursery costs at full-time rates. And once household income crosses ÂŁ100k, childcare support can become much harder to access.
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So the message increasingly feels like: Study → debt.
Earn more → high marginal taxes.
Have children → enormous childcare costs. We wonder why young people are not having children… Maybe the UK's falling birth rate isn't just a cultural problem its a tax problem
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Wishing them all the best post uni in this UK job market Especially the computer science graduates
🚨 BREAKING: UCAS says a record 262,820 A level students have been accepted into university or college today - the highest ever recorded
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As someone who has done a degree at a top 5 university in the world as well as a degree apprenticeship I can say it comes down to one thing How much do you value socialising? Is it worth going into a lifetime of debt over?
Replying to @PolitlcsUK
2 in 5 (40%) of student loan payers also think a university degree is not worth accruing debt Opinium Research said: "Our research shows that student loans are a major drag on many graduates’ career decisions, as well as their finances. A significant number of young people with student loans say they have turned down promotions, pay rises or better-paid jobs to avoid higher repayments, while many are clearly bewildered about how the system itself works. The polling also reflects a growing – although not yet overwhelming - scepticism about the value of higher education, relative to the level of debt graduates can expect to accumulate"
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Imagine accepting a pay rise which comes with more responsibility, stress and probably going into office more which comes with extra costs just to pay more student loans that barely scratches the interest. Not worth it unless the pay rise is ÂŁ30k or more.
🚨 NEW: Research has found 3 in 10 people with student loans are turning down pay rises or promotions to avoid higher repayments
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