So every pay period, I use the 10% rule and pay myself...... In Crypto. Mostly Cardano. If you don't know the 10% rule, Ill explain it real quick. It is simply setting aside 10% of your paycheck from the time you receive it, to be invested or saved to be invested. Simple. So I do this every pay period and I am a huge advocate of blockchain technology and the idea of decentralized currencies. That being said, while I do own a very small amount of traditional stock it is miniscual in comparison to my crypto portfolio. In that sense, I am very much a crypto maxamalist. Every bit of that 10% is set aside for one thing and one thing only. Investing in Crypto.
Now, tell me why all these applications and platforms such as your googles and your pinterests can adapt to your spending habits and your search habits, but your bank can not figure out for the life of them that I AM GOING TO BUY CRYPTO! I worked hard for my money and I want it to go somewhere that actually has a legitimate future rather than getting eaten up by inflation. No Thanks. Anyway, needless to say every time I go to make this purchase my bank flags it as suspicious activity and I have to make a phone call and talk to the fraud prevention person. It's obnoxious. If you are that terrified of seeing people say no to traditional banking then, why don't you get your grimy hands into it. I mean, IPOs used to be all the rage now it's all about stable coins and exchanges.
Ultimately, I am always able to eventually get my money through. I just don't understand why it has to be made so dang difficult. Honestly, when is there going to be a currency option when it comes to work. When a company asks you to set up direct deposit cant there just be a box that says bitcoin or such and such bank coin. Hell, pay me in binance coin. Makes sense, right, then I can just exchange that for what I really want. Cardano. Who knows. First world problems I reckon. Where are the Crypto friendly banks?
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