I know btc is quite in a strong position right now and I entered with around 35% of my dry powder at 130 but I'm still frozen like I'm in a Morton's fork, should I DCA every week for two months with that 65% remaining?
In your opinion will there be a meaningful relief rally in july or not? And do you think strc will go back to par if that is the case or will it go back to 100 only when the bear is over and btc is on the way up at the beginning of the bull?
Suggestion: Verona should be able to form Venice after conquering it
With the recent focus on Italy, I think it would be both historically plausible and mechanically interesting if Verona could form Venice once it conquers the city and establishes itself as the dominant power in the region.
Historically, Verona was culturally Venetian, wasn't some ancient nation-state with an unbroken identity that only Veronese could ever rule. Venices power came from controlling trade, wealth, and the strategic position of the Venetian Lagoon. If a rising mainland power like Verona managed to conquer Venice and make it the center of its realm, it seems reasonable that it could adopt the Venetian state apparatus, institutions, and identity over time.
From a gameplay perspective, this would also make northern Italy more dynamic. Right now, Venice often feels locked behind a specific start tag, while Verona is one of the more interesting regional contenders. Allowing Verona to form Venice would create an alternate-history path that feels believable rather than completely ahistorical.
It would also fit with how EU games generally handle nation formation. Plenty of formable nations represent a political identity or state structure that can be adopted by another power that fulfills the right conditions. Venice could be treated similarly: not as "only the original tag forever," but as a state that can emerge under new leadership if the city itself is conquered and elevated.
Most importantly, it would give Verona players a unique long-term goal. Instead of simply becoming a larger Verona, they could transition into a maritime and trade-focused Venetian successor state, opening up different mission paths, ideas, and strategic choices.
Northern Italy was full of ambitious city-states competing for dominance. Seeing Verona rise, seize Venice, and become the new Venetian Republic sounds exactly like the kind of alternate history that Europa Universalis is built for.
I feel like a dumb fuck but I really don't understand what I'm doing wrong