Do you know which one was destroyed on Sunday evening? Billing from electronics.
Basically, we need to re-ignite the whole house with the renovation. Something that we did not function in the actual guess. Almost every cable is being replaced. The bill itself was for 1 day work and considering what has been done. It gave my eyes some water. The hole we are digging is getting deeper day by day. However, we are not sure that it is for debt.
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At times like this, I’ve looked at my crypto portfolio and tried to make a rough estimate of how much I’m going to “lose” to alleviate the growing crisis. Losing is certainly not the case, as it will be. However I am not interested in using any of these at the moment and I still hope that I can get out of these and cover all of my work. This means I will have to do almost impossible things in the coming months and I am going to get some more work through my business. Which is very difficult. But not close to impossible, not impossible.
Tomorrow I will start my campaign and email my current contacts to see their current needs. Covid panpanic means that people (I included myself at least a little bit) have relaxed a bit and instead of looking at growing rapidly they are on the coast and focusing more on maintenance and overcoming the flow of damage. This is normal, of course, but it will put a lot of pressure on those who want to make the best of it. Investing in high uncertainty is not easy. However, it is difficult to compete from far behind.
It’s interesting to think about what it costs to get 1000 to acquire Fayati or 1000 1000 to crypto. Yes, 1000 is 1000, but in my experience at least it is harder to keep 1000 people in crypto than to spend 1000 rupees on a job. Which means spending 1000 on crypto holdings is not likely to replace the next 1000 with earnings. Not only that, Fiat will basically devalue. But crypto will hopefully / probably / most certainly / will cross the fingers / will probably rise significantly.
So, is cash 1000 equal to 1000 in crypto?
Obviously it depends on the person. But for me those who are trying to hold on as much as I can, they are not. I “protect” my crypto holdings more than my cash holdings. Because I know that the barrier to putting is more than the barrier to my earnings. So, I focus on making my fuel income and transferring some of it to crypto. When I continue to grow instead of reducing the small stack in this way.
Value is a different story.
Compared to the top of the bullrun, I got better. Although a fair amount more than this time than me. I hope that the modest income I have made over the last few years means that this gap will begin to close quickly. Without the need to run as before. However, I think the next tough pressure on Bitcoin is going to blush some people. At the cost of their holding or because they chose not to go down in Bitcoin because of the risk.
The whole "luck is brave" proverb is in favor, but most people want luck. They don’t consider themselves brave enough to run these. My colleagues who have just started to enter are doing it right in my opinion. It sees it as a game where they are willing to lose the purchase price. For them, losing the game they spent can’t hurt them. But the potential they will gain will be a great little bonus.
A lot of people are negative on risk takers as if it is somehow the “wrong” position, wise to run the game safely. I started this question after I wanted to play safe and reach somewhere else and instead go back more than the expected safe route results. The reason is that uncertainty is always present and even safe play can lead to unforeseen events.
The best things in life are free, the worst things carry a heavy price.
Although I know that buying this house spread with our work. Can be costly and then the cost increases due to the surprise of any old property. I don’t think I took a “risk” on it a few years ago, even though my wife and I were in the same financial position at the time. And though it almost doesn’t seem risky. Since it is a house of our own property and we need a place to stay anyway. Having a roof over your head is always an expense. Probably why they are called overhead.
So, when electricians, plasters and builders are getting good salaries. They will be paid as Fiat. How many of them would consider keeping a certain percentage of their income in crypto? Probably none of what we are doing for ourselves. However, at this stage of the game, those small amounts can add up to a few decimal recent revenue sources or streams over the next decade or more. If willing to take the risk.
Currently, many are reluctant to take risks, but the number is growing. As much as. The less risky the move, the lower the potential gain. As much as I'm worried. I'm ahead of the curve because I'm taking part here. Willing to put money into investing and actively wanting to increase it, even if it means spending some more work so I don’t have to spend it.