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I will say you did a good job with the investment. But the way you did it doesn't seem the right approach. You shouldn't have left the job you were doing at that time. I don't care how low the income is or how you are getting it. As long as you are getting paid from something, you should continue it. Compared to year 2017, now it is very hard to even get a job and with this competition there aren't many options left. And not everyone will be able to achieve what you achieved in life. Crypto trading comes with a high risk. If not done with enough knowledge, this could lead to one's doom.
I totally agree with you, leaving our jobs like what OP did is not really something that can be emulated, because not everyone can be as lucky as OP to survive if they choose to leave their main jobs.
you are absolutely right that it is difficult to get a job at this time due to the fact that as time goes on there will be more and more graduates and it will be more difficult to get a job because the competition is so intense and the number of jobs is not proportional to the large number of graduates each year.
we also have to be wise to keep thinking about getting a fixed and stable income first even though the income we get is still relatively small. Instead of taking the risk of leaving it, it would be better if we keep working while taking advantage of the opportunities that exist in crypto, whether it's from trading or investing.
crypto trading or investing is indeed a high risk for everyone even if someone already has a steady income, especially if we don't have a fixed and stable income and force ourselves to trade or invest in crypto it could be disastrous for our finances.
but back again that everyone has the right to take risks to improve their finances like OP did. Apart from that, I am personally very happy to hear that someone can succeed in making the right decision even though the risks taken are very high.