- I turned my apartment into a shared one, meaning I got a flatmate and used the money paid to buy more Bitcoins.
- No more buying new clothes, shoes, phones, or electronic devices. No more eating out. I'll cook all my meals. The money saved will be used to buy more Bitcoins.
- This month, I'm selling off my car and I'll start using the train for commuting to work or any other essential place. Therefore, unless it is absolutely necessary, my social life is going to suffer for a little while.
You really are dedicated to this. I live a normal life, although I could be saving up, but there are things I need. I'm not going to make my life harder because I want that additional money to invest.
I'll explain with an example. We own 2 cars with my wife and it's literally impossible for us to get rid of 1 because she works at different hours than me and we live fare away from any bus stops or train stations. I'd have to call a cab a few times a week.
If you're really able to do all the things you say you do, keep up the good work and all I hope you succeed.
There's a flip side to this. After the halving, my Bitcoin investments would have doubled. I plan to reward myself with the profit by:
And what will happen if they don't? What if the price stays at 40k after the halving? I hope you have a backup plan.
How do you plan to make the most of your Bitcoin investments before the halving in 6 months?
I don't do anything special with my bitcoin. I feel like I have enough to live happily ever after if the price ever reaches $100k. I live a normal life, spend some coins if I really need to (but that's rare) and mainly use fiat money and hold my BTC. If We ever go past 100k, I'll probably start realizing some of my dreams.