I have an extreme idea, but it is a good one.

I have been trying to cut down on cost of living just to buy more Bitcoin, but rent and food take up a large part which i cannot cut down on.

As such, i am moving near to the woods, where i can live for free and set traps for say like rabbits and stuff. The only problem is electricity and water but i got my genny and water from lake.

Think i will save around $1600 each month and thats $20k half a Bitcoin in one year. Might as well do it now if price is gonna rocket in 2024/2025.

Right?



Submitted November 28, 2023 at 04:13PM by kadudu888 https://ift.tt/bGlBAYd

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