YOLO in Crypto

As planned, I'll share a weekly update of my YOLO crypto portfolio all the way until the last week of December 2024. Here's the 28-12-2023 Update 👇 👉 Portfolio grew by +8.88% 👉 Total profit sits at $135.33 Link to the previous update post: https://share.gvine.app/cxbxpbiZnht5C6KVA

There is a saying that "when there is greed be fearfull and when everyone is fearfull be greedy". Now every tom dick and harry is talking about investing in market and earning great returns. Are we in a bubble ? There is no easy money in markets but currently u will get lot of advice on which stocks to buy from everywhere. What should one do? Pause SIP , remove all money from stocks park it in Liquid fund, FD, bonds, do nothing? Thoughts

I have been holding since 3 years now, had started putting money in the last bull run. How long are you guys holding. My personal take is i will exit at crypto when BTC reaches 100k $.

I wanted to share my Net Worth as per INDmoney, and understand how I compare with the others here. The goal is to reset my goal after looking at people doing better than me, and provide some guidance to people that might be aiming to reach their own goal. Total YOE- 6 CTC- 34LPA (since last month) SIP- 70k (MF) + 30k (stocks) Investing since- Jan 2020 First SIP value- 15k Let me know where you all are at, and if you can share some insights to help improve mine

Just curious, I would like to know what are some of the most uncommon ways people have made money. Please don't say internships, jobs etc Let me go first : made a playlist of some niche focused videos on YouTube ( can't disclose the niche as of now ) Added the playlist link to a doc and 💥 Sold it on gumroad for some good $$ to a good no. of people. Your turn now

The initial Cap was 30L. Right now, last month's total PBT was $37k

For me, almost 2 months of salary 🥲

Also, which digital assets in general are you bullish on and why?

Hey folks, I've landed a new role (with a decent raise over my previous earnings) It's a permanent WFH role, so I'll be moving back to my hometown (tier 1 city) to help my parents for retirement. Age: 25. YOE: 3 I currently have somehow saved up ~4L. The breakdown is as follows. Index fund: 2.47L Savings: 12k (had to take out a bunch for some family emergency during my notice period 🫠) FD: 1.4L (to help with my brother's education) My monthly in hand at the new org will be around ~80k I know my initial goals will be to increase my savings, get health insurance for myself (and potentially life insurance) Other than that, my expenses for each month will vary based on the set up costs required to help in my parents' retirement. I'm guessing 40-50k a month will be going towards this set up cost, but only for a few months. But I'm going to equally start saving up and getting a health insurance myself. My main challenge comes on what to do after that. How much do you think i should save per month? How much should go into investments? Etc etc. I'll be more than happy to share any more details with y'all.