first of all I never wrote that I asked millions of questions. the words I used was "a gazillion questions". Gazillion does not mean millions. Gazillion isn't even a real word. So obviously I was making a metaphor. A metaphor that implies that I lost count how many questions I've asked already.
second, I never implied that 2,782.87 USD is 'big money'. This is a success story for me because I learned how to invest a certain amount of money(2,000.00 USD to be exact) and then slightly more than double it. And yes, this does fall under the category of "money I can afford to lose" because the "money I've been saving up to invest" is completely separate from my checking account and savings account and is therefore completely separate from my normal real life budget as well. It took a while for me to save up 2,000.00 dollars because I was creating a pile of money over time in which if I were to lose it all, It would not affect my checking account money or my savings account money, and therefore not affect my ability to pay my bills and go on with my life as if I never discovered crypto in the first place.
I decided to take the original amount of money that I invested, and put it into my savings account. This means my normal budget now has 2,000.00 extra in normal savings. This results in me no longer having a "savings account" that's separate from my normal checking account and savings account. I have 2,782.87 dollars worth of gains on my binance.us account and I'm using that to trade with.
I did all that so that I can experiment in crypto, without putting "my ability to pay my bills" in danger. I may be new to cypto but I'm not new to doing whatever is necessary to "stay out of financial trouble".
I hope that clarifies things for everyone.
If people thing I'm being disingenuous, that's not my problem. I'm too old to be caring what other people think of me. There's always going to be "those types of people" in a crowd that'll take anything you say or do and twist it into something negative. That is completely out of my control and I see no reason to worry about that.
second, I never implied that 2,782.87 USD is 'big money'. This is a success story for me because I learned how to invest a certain amount of money(2,000.00 USD to be exact) and then slightly more than double it. And yes, this does fall under the category of "money I can afford to lose" because the "money I've been saving up to invest" is completely separate from my checking account and savings account and is therefore completely separate from my normal real life budget as well. It took a while for me to save up 2,000.00 dollars because I was creating a pile of money over time in which if I were to lose it all, It would not affect my checking account money or my savings account money, and therefore not affect my ability to pay my bills and go on with my life as if I never discovered crypto in the first place.
I decided to take the original amount of money that I invested, and put it into my savings account. This means my normal budget now has 2,000.00 extra in normal savings. This results in me no longer having a "savings account" that's separate from my normal checking account and savings account. I have 2,782.87 dollars worth of gains on my binance.us account and I'm using that to trade with.
I did all that so that I can experiment in crypto, without putting "my ability to pay my bills" in danger. I may be new to cypto but I'm not new to doing whatever is necessary to "stay out of financial trouble".
I hope that clarifies things for everyone.
If people thing I'm being disingenuous, that's not my problem. I'm too old to be caring what other people think of me. There's always going to be "those types of people" in a crowd that'll take anything you say or do and twist it into something negative. That is completely out of my control and I see no reason to worry about that.