The crypto game is a marathon.

I've been enjoying some days off the past couple of weeks, so I have been able to spend more time consuming crypto-related content and keep up with the latest developments in the space. Been watching the game closely since 2017, but I did miss out on a lot of stuff during the past six months as I have been rather busy.

A lot has changed in such a short period of time. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how many incredible innovations are popping up out of nowhere at such a high pace. So many new games, DeFi protocols, all sorts of apps.

The crypto industry is demonstrating enormous growth. More and more users are flocking into the space. Market cap increase will inevitably follow.

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It is relatively easy to thrive and grow in such a rapidly expanding environment. The technology behind it all has already made it possible to generate income through a series of different online activities, and is constantly advancing and offering better solutions and more alternatives.

The best part is that you can literally start from zero in this business.

24 hours in a day is not enough

I've been at home all day today, sitting in front of my computer screen and visiting tens of different crypto-related websites that hand out free crypto just for clicking stuff, like noise.cash for instance. The same applies for my curation routine on Hive, LeoFinance, POB and a bunch of other tribes on the Hive Blockchain.

I'm also staking on a number of different platforms that pay out dividends on a daily basis, so I had to pay them a visit as well in order to collect and compound my loot. And then there are a couple nice faucets that pay really well for the couple of seconds they only demand from me. I gotta be nice to them.

Splinterlands and dCrops fall under the same category, as they constitute healthy crypto habits that pay relatively well just for visiting them on a daily basis and performing tasks. They also provide me with means of generating passive income thanks to the in-game assets I hold.

Leaving a few comments here and there and putting together a couple blog posts is on my to do list as well, and I'm glad I currently do have enough time to get the job done. Accumulating more and more crypto, stacking it and letting it all snowball is a very nice feeling. The dopamine boost is real.

Long-term planning

It's great that I do not have to rely on my crypto income in order to make ends meet, as it enables me to fill my bags and benefit from all the different ways of putting my crypto to work and earn me more crypto. The more I accumulate, the hungrier I get. It's worked well for me over the last 12 months or so.

Consistency is key and the rewards are getting bigger by the day when you just stake and compound.

I'm also on the lookout for the next killer PTE games as I believe this concept is the next big thing in the crypto space. I heard we have some very interesting projects hosted on Hive about to launch in the coming weeks (more information in a follow-up post). If everything goes according to plan, we may get a tsunami of gamers creating Hive accounts and buying up HIVE tokens to get those precious resource credits.

This will happen one way or another. Just a matter of time.

DeFi and PTE are just getting started and we haven't seen anything yet. The technology that gave birth to it all has now evolved and reached the next level. History serves as an indicator that big things are coming in the following months. I may be wrong, but my money's on that.

One step at a time. I will just keep building, expanding my network and learning in the process. It's paid off so far.

That sums it all up for now!

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Never forget!

NFA - DYOR

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Have a good one everyone! @lordneroo

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