@so98nn, I have to admit that you have planned everything very well, and I hope that you will be able to achieve good results in everything (or at least in most). I have to admit that I do not have such detailed plans, but I always strive to be as less dependent on the system as possible, and this especially includes banks and any kind of loans. I understand that loans are inevitable in some cases, but fortunately I don't need them.
I can't say that I am 100% ready for everything that is coming, but I consider myself a very flexible person who can very easily adapt to most changes. Given the increase in the price of everything, I focus on buying only what I really need, as much as possible the use of bicycles and public transport, and the beginning of the season of work in my garden where I hope to produce healthy fruits and vegetables this year.
Luckily, I've invested wisely over the years, so Bitcoin can always jump in to help me if needed
Thanks for your gesture. Well planning is very important when it comes to the finances. Plus, it has to be stronger in my case where I am going to focus on my business which will need hard capital to grow. So definitely need extreme plans and finance management for the same. I wish you goof luck too and nice to hear that you already had excellent management of the money over the years. Stability is always good.
2) Keep low to null dependency on the loans.
3) Keep debts out of the chart!
Eh, happy financial new year to you as well I guess(?).
Those two points above are key strategies for anyone if they want to make any money, or to preserve what money they have. I see way too many folks living way beyond their means, maxing out their credit cards and re-mortgaging their houses to get cash and so forth, and interest rates will kill you. Even crypto traders trading on margin are crazy to do so IMO.
It's great that you've got a good job in the biotech industry and do crypto mining as what sounds like a part-time hobby. I don't frequent the B&H section, but I'm going to check out that thread of yours you linked to. There's tons of money to be made from mining various coins, and I wish I'd gotten into that when I could afford the hardware. Dammit, I'm always five hours late to any party.
A lot of peeps actually!
Even within my friend circle there is big craze for the Credit Card usage. Here the pay cycle is mostly 45 days. Peeps here use it and try to repay with salary but once they do they get nothing in their hands. I have told them many times, to have Mutual Funds, SIP's or at least small recurring deposit to save something for yourself.
Thats why dependency is very harmful
if you do not have contingency plans!Impressive plan that you have. A few hours ago, I'm with my cousin and coincidentally, we both talked about investments and businesses. My cousin got a good career and high salary with the current job while having other investments through partners and networks(commissions).
I've told her my plan about having more real estate to have it on rent and earn passively through it and as well ideas that are good at these times like related to petrol and food business. Honestly, the one that you have right now which is mining, it's part of my plan but I cannot execute it for a long time, it's not that I don't want to but many things have to be considered such as the area and the cost and consumption of electricity. It's good to have other source of income while letting your bitcoin and other cryptos on the seat if you're holding for long.
You can definitely mine. If you are expert in the field then thats way easy. If you are not then just the hit tutorial that I have made for the beginners.
Believe me once you will start the mining, you will have great feeling out of it. The first payment hitting your wallet is something cool.