Yes, this could be considered a stroke of luck for me because my brother needed money to keep his business going, and on the other hand, I needed a house to live in with my partner, so I bought the house even though to some people this might sound like a classic case of nepotism. However, I don't see it that way because I still bought it with official documents even though there was a profit involved .


I have started again for now using the same method because seeing and feeling from my previous experience that waiting only made me a little hesitant, so for now I am starting again from scratch to add to my portfolio, which had previously diminished.
Thank you for your kind words, buddy .

I won't deny this because the house I got is indeed very nice and will definitely raise a lot of suspicion, but even so, I don't really care whether other people believe it or not because I am the one who is experiencing it now and I am writing this thread only as an achievement that I have obtained at this moment, regardless of the many members who may question whether I can prove it. as for whether people believe it or not, that’s up to everyone else because I don’t feel bothered either way.

What's wrong with buying from my own relatives? Business is business, after all. Besides, is it wrong for me to get a cheaper price because my relatives need quick cash for their business? I made the purchase in accordance with the rules of my country, with official documents to support it.

Furthermore, is a $9k return on my investment considered trolling? That's funny, buddy.

Perhaps for some people, $9k is still quite small, especially in a developed country, but for my country, especially with the current exchange rate and economic conditions, it’s still a significant amount and would take me several years to accumulate.
Regardless of whether you accept it or not just because I bought it from my sibling, I personally don’t mind, but calling it a troll is a bit excessive for me.


It's understandable because it's not easy to believe, because I know that in the end, when I write this, there will definitely be pros and cons, regardless of what is said, there will definitely be a lot of doubts. But regardless of all that, I think it's okay because when it comes to evidence or anything else, I'm ready because it's my home, so there's no problem with that.

I am starting again to fill the gaps in my portfolio from now on, and of course this is also for long-term goals, perhaps five years or more (depending on any new goals I may have), but I don’t want to be naive with myself. I see Bitcoin not only as a future investment but also as a way to help me achieve other goals, such as the house I have now. Because once you’re married and have a family, your future plans have to be different—you can’t just think about yourself but also your partner and maybe even your children in the future.

Therefore, Bitcoin can be an option for me to support those goals.

This renovation required a considerable amount of money because access was somewhat difficult. When I bought materials such as cement and sand, they had to be transported several times because after being delivered from the main road, they had to be transported again by motorcycles that had been modified for transporting goods, which doubled the cost. Even furniture such as cabinets and mattresses required manpower to transport, which added to the cost.

It's a bold decision, but when you successfully embark on a new life, it's clearly a success, especially when living in a country with advanced facilities that make us feel a little more comfortable, even though the risk is clear that when we have a large income from salaries or other sources, living in a developed country also means having greater needs

I understand what you mean by “modest”
Of course, I can re-upload photos of my house, although not all of them. As for the size and number of rooms, as I mentioned earlier, it only has two bedrooms, one kitchen, and one bathroom, nothing more than that.

Yes, the most important thing is where you live, and it cannot be denied that the bullish cycle will not last forever before halving arrives. Although I do not want a bearish cycle, this possibility clearly exists, so I can say that this is how I take advantage of the profits I have invested previously and start again to gradually add to the portfolio that I still have at the moment.