Disclaimer: not every week, sometimes I feel like working/coding and work way above 40 hour weeks.
My tasks to keep money flowing however come down to maybe 3 hours a week.
I've worked years to get there, but the majority of my income today comes from:
- 'creative' affiliate sites
- random crypto investments
- a local e-commerce project
I've had AdSense sites and a 'small' SAAS too. But I've sold those. The e-commerce is so that I avoid imposter syndrome (or so), because it's the only income I can actually touch that is more than a few files on a harddrive.
However, I am not rich. I am able to pay back dept from years of trying and life a enjoyable life, which is all I ever targetted for.
Thanks for the response.I am happy for you
>However, I am not rich. I am able to pay back dept from years of trying and life a enjoyable life, which is all I ever targetted for.
That's my target too
Buying other coins than BTC. If BTC does 10%, ETH did 25% and other shitcoins went up 50-80%. So I distributed among different coins and just sat out and waited.
I don't think it's over. Take the current dip (which might go until 30k for BTC), buy in, and wait another year. This space is not done yet. And it's mostly used by professional traders to squeeze out some beta in their portfolios. So be a little fish swimming with the whales.
It's simple. If you don't buy into crypto, you are short crypto. If you buy in, you are long. I have to decide where to put, lets say, 50k USD in savings each year. Where should I put it? Stocks? Which ones? What are the returns? What is the growth?
Crypto? Which ones? What is the projected growth? So far, I rather put everything in Crypto. Just buy in, dollar cost averaging in the projects you believe, or just 50% BTC and 50% ETH and wait a few years. Again, no investment advice ;)
I will continue to trade, and then put some money back into real assets like apartments or houses, or hope that staking is finally regulated and I can just keep everything in stablecoins or stake ETH and have a fixed income.
You don't invest your life savings, just enough to where you can let it sit. Convert small increments to fiat when it's high, or purchase using crypto directly.
My tasks to keep money flowing however come down to maybe 3 hours a week.
I've worked years to get there, but the majority of my income today comes from:
- 'creative' affiliate sites
- random crypto investments
- a local e-commerce project
I've had AdSense sites and a 'small' SAAS too. But I've sold those. The e-commerce is so that I avoid imposter syndrome (or so), because it's the only income I can actually touch that is more than a few files on a harddrive.
However, I am not rich. I am able to pay back dept from years of trying and life a enjoyable life, which is all I ever targetted for.