As a "part timer" @jerrythefarmer, I don't have the time to keep up with everyone's posting, but I do what I can, with the time I have.
๐ This morning, in reading this one, I was impressed enough with it to both "reblog" it (to my "legion of followers" ... ๐) and bookmark it (in PeakD, as LeoFinance has no such functionality ...), for my own future reference.
Nice work! ๐ Having written my own posts for over 3 years, I have at least an idea of what effort anyone else has put in to their work. You put some serious effort into this, I believe, and it is much appreciated, as there is a lot of good advice and input here for others benefit.
Sort of surprised that I find no other comments under it, but ... ๐ค That happens sometimes. ๐คทโโ๏ธ Hopefully, you will not be discouraged by that.
"Crypto investing can feel like a full time job ..."
Yes, it most definitely can. Especially if one is taking all of the needed time to account for each and every transaction in anticipation (for those law-abiding citizens inclined to do so ...) of having to pay taxes on it.
I say that just as a (primarily) investor, i.e. a DCA buyer and HODLer. Can't imagine what it must be like for those who choose to jump into crypto trading ...
"Instead of locking everything at once, invest in smaller chunks every week. If you are locking funds for 3 months, divide your investment into 12 chunks and add one every week for the next 3 months."
I thought this was great advice! Shows me you have some experience and not just "talking ..."
I'll close on the other great advice about keeping liquid funds available at all times. Again, very sound advice. I learned this the hard way (written about here), after which I determined to "leave the Hive echo chamber" and never get sucked into that again ...
Keep up the great work!
P.S. I hope you won't mind, but I'd like to draw your attention to a question I asked of you here.
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