I’m a college student and am going to put every dollar of my campus job into BTC

I originally got into BTC when I was 16 in August of 2017. Ended up selling half after the bull run of December 2017 but still held about half of what I had until this past bull run. I haven’t bought any since 2017 or 2018, though.

Last year I started a job dishwashing at my university for 16/hr. I ended up getting promoted and a raise to 18/hr last semester. The money I made in the dish room helped me get through the school year.

However, this summer I had a job serving, where I made a lot more money, and worked a lot more hours. For this reason, I decided that every dollar I make in the dish room this year is going to go into Bitcoin. Every other Friday, I am going to dump 100% of my paycheck into BTC and hodl until the next bull run.

We’re all in this together.



Submitted September 19, 2022 at 10:18PM by JustBadTimingBro https://ift.tt/E9T7CHf

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