What are those who got rich off crypto doing now?
Just working, pulled out around 2 million, still holding over 4 million in coins, no need to cash out completely, it’s bound to pump again.
2 million isn’t much, not enough to buy a house, and no need to anyway. I don’t have much I want to spend on; I’m pretty minimalist. My biggest hobby is reading, and it’s through books that I’ve come to understand Bitcoin.
So I split the cash, gave some to my wife, some to my mom, just to make the family happy. I kept a little for myself—got a new car, a decent choice, now I can splurge on takeout without worrying about the price, can hail a cab whenever, buy games freely. But overall, these expenses are still within my budget; I keep it all under control, spending only a couple of thousand a month. After all, it’s hard to go from luxury to frugality; once you open the floodgates of desire, you can never fill it. I know what I need and understand the true value of goods, so I don’t have any unnecessary spending—it’s just not in my nature.
Then I keep working, never mention Bitcoin. I’m at a state-owned enterprise, voluntarily took a position in a department no one wanted, no title, not seeking leadership, just getting things done. I’ve never pushed back on tasks, fully committed, arriving early and leaving late, not worrying about salary levels or workload. I’m not working for the paycheck, so I don’t have issues with balance. I’m focused, fully dedicated to serving the public, and as a party member, I have fewer worries in life, so why wouldn’t I work seriously to fulfill my original mission?
In a way, my happiness isn’t pitiful, limited, or narrow anymore. Even if my joy isn’t at the heights belonging to millions, at least it belongs to the hundreds in my unit, which makes my mindset particularly positive. Working hard, caring for my family, studying, and contributing to the revival of our country—this life is pretty good. A fellow crypto buddy’s experience, he’s currently stable, while others just starting are flaunting luxury cars and villas, only to end up as defaulters after a few years. When you make money, it’s crucial to know when to take profits; even when you play, only use a small portion of your funds. Earning is easy, but keeping wealth is tough.
Just working, pulled out around 2 million, still holding over 4 million in coins, no need to cash out completely, it’s bound to pump again.
2 million isn’t much, not enough to buy a house, and no need to anyway. I don’t have much I want to spend on; I’m pretty minimalist. My biggest hobby is reading, and it’s through books that I’ve come to understand Bitcoin.
So I split the cash, gave some to my wife, some to my mom, just to make the family happy. I kept a little for myself—got a new car, a decent choice, now I can splurge on takeout without worrying about the price, can hail a cab whenever, buy games freely. But overall, these expenses are still within my budget; I keep it all under control, spending only a couple of thousand a month. After all, it’s hard to go from luxury to frugality; once you open the floodgates of desire, you can never fill it. I know what I need and understand the true value of goods, so I don’t have any unnecessary spending—it’s just not in my nature.
Then I keep working, never mention Bitcoin. I’m at a state-owned enterprise, voluntarily took a position in a department no one wanted, no title, not seeking leadership, just getting things done. I’ve never pushed back on tasks, fully committed, arriving early and leaving late, not worrying about salary levels or workload. I’m not working for the paycheck, so I don’t have issues with balance. I’m focused, fully dedicated to serving the public, and as a party member, I have fewer worries in life, so why wouldn’t I work seriously to fulfill my original mission?
In a way, my happiness isn’t pitiful, limited, or narrow anymore. Even if my joy isn’t at the heights belonging to millions, at least it belongs to the hundreds in my unit, which makes my mindset particularly positive. Working hard, caring for my family, studying, and contributing to the revival of our country—this life is pretty good. A fellow crypto buddy’s experience, he’s currently stable, while others just starting are flaunting luxury cars and villas, only to end up as defaulters after a few years. When you make money, it’s crucial to know when to take profits; even when you play, only use a small portion of your funds. Earning is easy, but keeping wealth is tough.