Phabbyfundz
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I engage in paid posting, affiliate marketing and other minor tasks online to generate income.
StarbucksCoffee
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Besides the 2 companies I run, I invest quite a bit in crypto! I’m not really a crypto analyzer or whatsoever, but I do like to do some research and well sometimes just drop another €€€€ in it and see where it goes!
So now and then I also like to set up a drop shipping e-commerce, do some research with a “winning” product and well, keep it running until the trends goes downwards!
So now and then I also like to set up a drop shipping e-commerce, do some research with a “winning” product and well, keep it running until the trends goes downwards!
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How much have you earned from crypto so far?
StarbucksCoffee
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Well, I’ve always invested in MANA, ETH and of course… Bitcoin.
In 2020 I invested 1200 euros in Doge, and In 2021 I threw some bucks in SHIB.
The reason I invested in these “meme” coins was because I thought that eventually these things will become a hype. I didn’t expect it to happen that “soon” tho.
Regarding MANA and ETH, well, they’ve also made some nice moves.
A fun but sad story; in 2016 I bought 32 bitcoins. Sounds all cool, until I sold some back in 2017. I still have a few left, but I could have had much more.
GYEN, a stable coin, also had some unexpected moves in November. I remember when it got listed on Coinbase and everyone trash talked about it because it’s a stable coin. I had a lot of doubts about buying it but eventually I converted 1800 euros of litecoin into it, and well, the very next day… it went up like nuts. I pulled out (👀) very quick because this wasn’t supposed to happen and well.. thanks god I pulled out because 30 minutes after, Coinbase blocked all GYEN transactions for days(!!). You could access your funds, so I was very lucky.
Now I’m all into JASMY. I like to invest in these coins that are freshly added to Coinbase because they sometimes go up fast because they’re “new”.
Regarding your question how much I’ve made, well.. I won’t throw direct numbers but I’m incredibly satisfied with my profits and current funds haha!
Please note that all of these things I mention are not an investment or financial advice, it’s just from my own experience.
Gh0st4unt3r
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my main source of income online is through doing web and software developments for clients, all though i do make some from my hobbies and interests through content, marketing and others but this is only side cash as being a developer can be quite demanding at times.
I used to make money online in the past, but from last 3 years as I feel bored in looking those sites. Ive used to make money from blogging that brings some guest posts for my blog. I started an ecommerce site but it went down and brought nothing.
Uncrowned Guard
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Multiple income streams are generally the best starting point for online income as one single project is unlikely to make a huge impact right off the start. Selling crafts can easily expand into blogs about crafts, videos about crafts, etc. Plus you can start doing completely unrelated things to build up some income. Small tasks like surveys and small jobs on freelance sites can be a solid income source. Overall you are best to pick things you are passionate about and start doing things that can make money along with things you find enjoyable and power through those.
Then you can sell all those small jobs and start an OnlyFans. Just kidding... Probably
Then you can sell all those small jobs and start an OnlyFans. Just kidding... Probably
I make money online by doing freelance work. I am a writer and editor, which means I write content for websites and businesses.I do this because it allows me to be more independent and focused on my career goals.
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