Blog Break

Just fyi that I'm taking a break from blogging for a while.

No, the crypto markets aren't crashing and I'm not running away to hide my face.
Au contraire, the crypto markets is back (to business as usual) to pushing ATHs.
It will crash. But it will also continue going up. That's just the nature of a new paradigm.
It's a bubble? Guess I'd ride it up another 1000% and cash out then.

My crypto portfolio is exploding like you wouldn't believe it. It's absolutely disgusting. I'm thinking of sharing my performance at the end of the year. I'm not sure if I should share % gains or absolute profit. I don't want to share both, because then you guys can reverse engineer my capital, which I am shy about. I'm leaning towards % gains because it's a more generic number, but the absolute profit in $ value is also eye watering. I'm not sure if it would be responsible to shill my profits like that. A lot of greedy people would be tempted to rush in.... and that will boost my returns? Hmmm... it seems like a moral hazard problem that I have here. Luckily, I don't have much morales, ahaha! What do you guys think? % gains or absolute $ profit? Let me know which one and why, and maybe you'll get to see what you want to see!

Anyway, lately there has been a lot of things on my plate to handle, and I have not been handling them very well.

While I enjoy blogging and penning down my thoughts, pumping out content now is not something that I want to do. I know I have no obligation to churn out content, but I feel a bit stressed out about it sometimes.

If I put blogging away to one side for now, I hope I can sort out all my other things and get back to blogging once my life is more organized.

Anyway, my main message to all readers: Crypto is dangerous. 90% are plain shit, scams, frauds and ponzis. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Nothing is for certain. Temper your greed. If you don't know what you are doing, don't do it. No one is going to cry for anyone that lost money in cryptos.

You have been warned.

I don't know when I'll be back to blogging. Maybe a week. A month. Maybe more.

We'll see.

Good luck and stay safe.

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