That is examplary. There was a time I'd never relate to this post, but surely, I actually can at the moment. I like the fact that you choose to always sell the stable or best performing asset, because this is how you get to squeeze out more value for your assets. As for Hive you're definitely making the right decision, I like to think I'm undergoing a diversification process at the moment, I hope it eventually works well for me. It's good to see your post after a while, how have you been?
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I am good. I tend to get out and enjoy life. I ride a lot and when home, I tinker with motors and inventions in the shop.
Other projects that I did not want to reveal yet: I am running a staking node that has turned more profit than the same staked amount would here on Hive. If I had $50,000 in it, it would make $4,000 per month - the same in hive here turns about $600 - I am not knocking Hive. I am just diversifying. I will be testing and researching the node project then upping my investment to $10k - around that same time, I am thinking of doubling my stake here on Hive as I said above.
I read your last post. You and I are a lot alike. You have become an expert at surviving and hold stability above all other virtues. I always opt for stability as well and now with years of that discipline, I have learned to do more than survive. I find my stability by only investing a small percentage of my liquid assets. That way, if I am out and something crashes, I am not motivated to deal with it now or run home to move funds around and avoid disaster.
Hahaha I know you love to take some time to let go of life's stress and have fun. It's good to hear of the node investments, I think you're one who doesn't take diversification lightly and even when it goes sideways it's easy to take comfort in projects that are doing well or just move assets whatsoever, this is a huge motivation for me.
Yes, thanks a million. I find stability to be at the basis of my actions or inactions. I think this is because of my upgrading and having experienced a lot of distability while growing up. Hopefully, you can write more often. Cheers.