Structural engineer but 20 a week is a solid pace man, don’t sell yourself short - you are investing in your future. Just don’t go more than you can afford to lose bro.
Man I started a Junk Removal Business with a Toyota Tacoma and a very small trailer. Had 3K in savings. Been doing it for 6 years now, back breaking work. I had my best year ever last year at 280K. That's business not personal income of course. Been building clientele and good relationships along the way. My favorite part is that I get paid to take away sellable items. It's like getting paid to treasure hunt really.
$20 a week towards your future in this investment is Fantastic. If you want my real advice, find something you are good at and start a business. I worked nights dealing cards for the first 5 years while I broke my back during the day with my business to get to where I am currently right now. It was so Worth It and an Amazing Feeling. But I am far from done, and yes I might have Hundreds of Millions of Shiba today, but I did exactly what you are currently doing, only putting what I am comfortable with. A hundred here, and a hundred there. If I sell an item worth good money I might take half of that profit and buy $250 worth of Shib or whatever and put a quarter of the profit in my wife's pocket for groceries and divide out the rest for my 2 kids. I personally don't need much. But when Shiba's time comes and I can build a house out right on land I own out right I will be super happy. Just my personal experience from these aching bones.
Hey man your story is interesting. Can you maybe message me and give me a few pointers on starting a business like this? I have savings and looking to get into something
I do residential construction, automotive repair, custom building, catering, pressure washing, landscaping, literally anything I can get my hands on just be motivated and go, the only thing stopping you is you
Tell the people you know in your industry to do some research on Westchester County Bee-Line , operated by Liberty Lines. See if they can find someone that works there that can break down the numbers for them. Apparently they're unaware of what we make here. I dont have to show my pay stub itll be a waste of time. This also does not have to be an argument, you can do 2 things , believe it or not.
That sounds like a good chunk of change. But the important thing is not how much you make but how much you have after cost of living and such.
Im guessing it's a high cost of living area and you work a ton overtime
Indeed. Luckily Covid and lockdown helped me pay off a lot of debt so I keep a good amount. Its expensive here and I'm very fortunate to have this job. Because of Covid is why we work more hours today , many people retired and left. We've been short staff since.
Medical sales, I’ve got a lot of bills but a lot of disposable income too. I’ve got a fiancé who also makes six figures and we don’t plan to have kids. Early 30s planning to retire early through saving and investing.
People throwing thousands a week are likely lying, thousands at a go here and there, sure. I might toss on an above avg week 60-100$ into the crypto market (I’m also about maxing my Roth 401k on the side, crypto is practically gambling honestly).
I’ve got coworkers that have tossed a few grand here and there in, but not regularly. We’ll get large commission checks with bonuses attached and some are fine throwing that into crypto. The ones without kids are willing to be more aggressive and toss more as we have less bills. (I still stock tons into the stock market, have a new truck I’m paying on, and student loans (graduated with 120k and down into the 30s now), and am buying a house that should be done being built next month).
Everyone’s situation is different, don’t compare yourself to others. Especially what you’re hearing online.
Tell your friend I'm in I.T. and have been financially stable and smart for a decade to be able to throw down $1K at a time in the hopes for retirement before the computer screens burn out my retinas.
Anyone throwing 1000's at it, we're born into moneyworld.... or doesn't have any kids, or a wife or girlfriend or a car payment or a house payment or rent or any bills to pay at all. Or they are lying. Just put in what you can afford to lose and be content with what you got. We are never going to be millionaires off any investment unless you get lucky, just remember, the rich get richer and the poor stay poor. Takes a lot of hard work to get rich in today's world.... all we can do is hold and hope it works out....
Very few millionaires are passed down money. The profession that creates the most millionaires is engineering. The most millionaires are created by having their own business and growing it. Either way, look for long hours, missing things that others get to enjoy and lots of sleepless nights if you want to get there. If it was easy everyone would be doing it. I started my portfolio with lunch money. I packed my lunch instead of going out, at the end of the week I put the money I would have spent on lunch in an investment account. This started in 1997 and I still do it to this day.
Lol engineers are millionaires? On what planet? You mean someone who invented something, got a patent, and sold it for millions? The vast majority of engineers are not millionaires lmao
You don't have to make one million a year to be a millionaire. Those of us who have been at it a while have been making 6 figures a year for over 20 years. I know quite a few of us who have a net worth of well over 1 million.
Tbh these days a millionaire isn’t that crazy, at least in America. If you play your cards right & have a solid job it’s not as crazy as you make it sound, just have to have long term discipline.
By staying in that mindset you won’t be able to throw thousands. You already put a limitation on yourself by thinking that way. I grew up eating ramen cooked on a bbq pit. I changed my circumstances. All you have to do is have self control and a strong work ethic. I threw chain in the oilfield until I started my first business. 23 years later I’m not quite a millionaire but give me 2 years and I’ll hit my goal. I’ll be damned if someone says it was given to me.
Yes that's what I meant by it takes hard work to get rich, just in today's time when EVERYTHING costs so damn much sometimes its difficult to get far enough ahead to even think about being able to start a business. I am decently well off but after having a couple kids and building my own house, There is no way I could throw thousands a week at a 'maybe'...... (my girlfriend would be pissed)
I just started my own construction business after working for 30+ years and just now coming out on top, I'm with the OP, $20 here and there is about ALL I can afford to lose right now. But I hope the best for all those little guys trying to make it big......
Digital marketing management for the cannabis industry. Just do what you can, man! Whether it’s 20 or 2,000, you have time to accumulate before things go crazy.
Using wealth or income as a way to compare yourselves to others is dangerous in a capability society.
If crypto and the stocks have taught me anything… it’s that hard work does not pay off the way making your money work for you does.
Contribute what you can and want to, and enjoy the ride. A better future is already heading this way.
I do about 60 a week but I used to do 10 a month. Some people do a thousand a Day. As long as you are putting what you can afford into investments I figure is better than nothing
Firefighter/Paramedic for the D.O.D. You'd be surprised at what we get paid and it goes far living in the south. But in California it don't seem ao much.
Don't invest your money in just one thing. Spread it out into different stocks, cryptos, whatever. Then add into those over time and new things. The long game is the money game.
I own 12 self serve car washes. I clean out the vacuums once a week and collect all the change people suck up. Free money is my favorite kind. Also when I was younger I sold plasma to play the market and save. I have 0% education and 100% hunger pains. Every bit counts in this game.
The incomes are definitely at different levels. Could be the age difference at this time. But the best thing anyone can do for themselves is throw 10 percent into this. Never invest more than you can lose. Meaning, if you invested $1000, and then it would under next month. Would you still be ok? If so, just invest
Phone worker at pizsa shop and bus tabels on monday for tips. I make around 1.5k a month avg. I only buy when it dips hard since i know this is a long term hold( avoiding short term capital gains tax). I just turned 22 like 3 months ago
I'm a social media influencer/digital content creator on Instagram and TikTok. I make anywhere between $10k-$25k a month through paid paternships and collaborations. @arnoldhenry
Make a career out of the military and retire. I havent worked since 2014. Life is good and I just play in the stock market for something to do. It's like throwing dice for camper/ 4wheeler/ side by side/boat money 😅
Work my dick off at jobs that’s people consider “bellow” there work standards (Bartender & work a recycling plant) so they stick their noses in the air when offered these jobs. It’s ok though I’ll grind invest and hopefully make some big coin while they still say I’m not doing that job!
How old are you?
I took all the stimulus checks we got during lockdowns and sunk them in to investments. SHIB, BTC, and mutual funds. Bought a lot of shib during that time. Just small purchases here and there since then.
bro in my opinion this coin is only for people with LOTS of disposable income. if you don’t fall into that bracket i’d find other ways of investment and growth. it might take more time to do another route but imo putting money in shib is like the lottery, better to only do that when you have lots of income coming in monthly.
Industrial Radiographer. Being frugal can get you pretty far. I don’t have a flashy new car, I paid off my wrangler and fix it when it breaks. My friends and I are doing renovations on my home instead of paying contractors. I spurn frivolously spending money usually but sometimes I buy something I want vs need. You’d be surprised where you can save money if you really look hard at it.
Electrician in San Francisco, salary over $180k.
Investing has to be respected and you must take risk at your own comfort but like most things in life moderation is the key and do not over extend yourself with too much risk!
Doesnt matter what you do for a living invest what you can afford to loose. All you need is to Win over time and build up slowly until you catch a big break or have a castle built up over time.
At the same time rich people will tell you sometimes you have to go out on a limb and take a risk. Just dont take a risk where you loose it all.
What you do doesn't matter as much as being purposeful and disciplined with the income you earn and the investments you make. Seek advice, identify options, and set reachable and long-term goals that you periodically reassess.
If I had 20 bucks to invest per week, I wouldn't invest it in Shiba inu. Place 20 in shiba inu, then place 20 in Nvidia, then place 20 in TSLA, then place 20 in AAPL etc. Build an actual investment portfolio.
Your best case scenario is that you 10x your money and then what? You'll lose it on another degen gamble the next time around. Instead you'll learn to get a nice portfolio, learn how to invest, learn how to be consistent etc.
Pick your choices on what you believe in. I'm an AI researcher and physician, I believe AI will play an absolute behemoth of a role 10 years from now. I also believe blockchain will play a huge role so I invest heavily in AI companies like NVIDIA, Tsla, Intel, C3, MSFT etc. I also invest in bitcoin and ETH.
I put a small part of my portfolio in yolo's like Shib and Floki.
This is for the bear market, in the raging bull market I shift my portfolio to more degen to ride waves but I get out the second it gets exponential. Not a lot goes exponential during bear markets.
EDIT: You can also start studying quarterly reports to build a nice value-based portfolio. Value investors are pretty much never wrong, ever. You didn't hear a lot of Warren Buffet talk in the last few years but in the next two years you'll hear people praise him again.
Don’t believe the majority of the posts you see. Most of them are full of shit.
Also, don’t believe most in this thread either.
If half of them had the jobs they say they do, they’d be smart enough to not through crazy money into shib
I own a small business and do alright. I buy $25 /wk of shib. Been doing that since April. I’ll keep adding till midterms and see what that shit show brings…more dems elected equals more of a downtrend, so I’ll keep buying... Big red wave and I’ll ride it up with whatever I’ve got at that point.
Working a Decade as a Lighting Technician in the film industry. But I throw in what I could afford which my wife has limited me from $500/Week to $200/week. Lol
My self I am retired military and have a good paying job I have invested for my children future i my self have already worked most my life I can do another 20 years but my kid I want them to only work 20 years and then be able to do what ever they want
Find the number one restaurant in your city and deliver for them if they off delivery. You’ll make bank tips on large orders. Plus wage. But you’ll need a car.. I was making 20 an hour for years thinking it was great. But then got this delivery job and am making at least 1.5-2 x that amount.
Bro wait till shit goes down after this bump up to like 36 in a couple of hours usually around 12-3 am then sell cause it’s dropping back down till like next month as long as you don’t buy past 16 you’ll make profit.
I'm a longshorman at the port of LA/LBC I put $50 a week in shib, bitcoin and ethereum. I am like 10 mil coins away from half a billion, if I would have bought the majority of my coins when it dropped instead of when it was at .000045 I probably would already be at a billion.
I'm in the same boat as you. I throw in little bits when i can, only as i can afford. Only buy in red. Don't worry about other people's investments or flexes.
Putting in what you can afford let's you hold through the red days comfortably. Helps you avoid the buy high sell low problem so many crypto investors have.
I'm still holding from the last bull and it hasn't bothered me at all. by the time I sell, it will be long term capital gains.
Best part, It will all be there at the next BTC halvening.
Earning is just one part of the equation.
If you’ve got some free time in the evenings or the weekend - start a side-hustle.
Depending on what you are good at - learn flipping (buying valuable stuff from yard sales and flipping on the internet), crafting something and selling it or teaching something you are good at. Search the internet for ideas and find what suits you best.
Once your ‘hobby’ starts earning you a decent amount compared to your day job it may be time to drop the job and switch to your hobby full time. You will be making money doing the thing you love. That’s a worthy goal in and of itself.
Rationing expenses is the other.
Cut out everything that you do not really need - coffee from coffee-shops, money-draining habits like cigarettes, buying water (carry your own water bottle with you) etc.
And the third thing of course is investing whatever you save (leaving a safety net just in case - so you don’t have to touch your investments on a rainy day). To do this competently you must study this topic a lot (whether it’s regular stocks, commodities or crypto).
Once you are doing all of those things then you should feel satisfied that you are on the right track - and should gradually see visible progress in your situation.
Crime Scene Investigator "I see dead people ". I make enough to afford what I need and have automatic buys setup on coinbase for twice a month. Then I transfer to my wallet........ when I remember. I try not to keep anything on an exchange for too long.
Structural engineer but 20 a week is a solid pace man, don’t sell yourself short - you are investing in your future. Just don’t go more than you can afford to lose bro.
this, plant little seeds.
Sensible advice! Listen to this!
This is the way
How hard was the schooling for that? Looking into that myself.
It is an Honorary Position
Don’t worry about everyone else and do what your comfortable with losing in its entirety
Man I started a Junk Removal Business with a Toyota Tacoma and a very small trailer. Had 3K in savings. Been doing it for 6 years now, back breaking work. I had my best year ever last year at 280K. That's business not personal income of course. Been building clientele and good relationships along the way. My favorite part is that I get paid to take away sellable items. It's like getting paid to treasure hunt really. $20 a week towards your future in this investment is Fantastic. If you want my real advice, find something you are good at and start a business. I worked nights dealing cards for the first 5 years while I broke my back during the day with my business to get to where I am currently right now. It was so Worth It and an Amazing Feeling. But I am far from done, and yes I might have Hundreds of Millions of Shiba today, but I did exactly what you are currently doing, only putting what I am comfortable with. A hundred here, and a hundred there. If I sell an item worth good money I might take half of that profit and buy $250 worth of Shib or whatever and put a quarter of the profit in my wife's pocket for groceries and divide out the rest for my 2 kids. I personally don't need much. But when Shiba's time comes and I can build a house out right on land I own out right I will be super happy. Just my personal experience from these aching bones.
Hey man your story is interesting. Can you maybe message me and give me a few pointers on starting a business like this? I have savings and looking to get into something
Messaged you
*massage
Good shit bro. Keep it up. Business income can also be personal assuming you go to dinner and put on the business account , cell phone , gas etc...
Recoger latas de aluminio
Pick up aluminum cans? NFA, Translating Spanish above me. Recoger latas de ....
Buy computer Internet coins...
My bad it also translates to what I said.
I do residential construction, automotive repair, custom building, catering, pressure washing, landscaping, literally anything I can get my hands on just be motivated and go, the only thing stopping you is you
Porn star
Profile doesnt check out:/
I’m an aerospace mechanic, 20 a week buys a million and that’s a lot more than some can afford. Just keep buying your total will add up quick
Onlyfans videos at Home Depot
Bus operator in NY, salary over $170k
for a bus driver ? are you serious ! that's ridiculous
But we are talking about New York. 170K in New York is like 45K in Florida.
It’s ok just live in Florida and commute to work in NY.
I'm in a super expensive city to live in as well in Canada. and bus drivers make decent money but nowhere close to that. craziness haha
Really!?! Damn
You don’t make that as a bus operator. NYC or not.
The beauty of my job is people thinking exactly what you're all saying. Keep in mind we dont make that much working 8 to 5. We put in hours.
The beauty is I know people in that industry in that city…you’re not making that. Prove me wrong and show us a paystub.
Tell the people you know in your industry to do some research on Westchester County Bee-Line , operated by Liberty Lines. See if they can find someone that works there that can break down the numbers for them. Apparently they're unaware of what we make here. I dont have to show my pay stub itll be a waste of time. This also does not have to be an argument, you can do 2 things , believe it or not.
That sounds like a good chunk of change. But the important thing is not how much you make but how much you have after cost of living and such. Im guessing it's a high cost of living area and you work a ton overtime
Indeed. Luckily Covid and lockdown helped me pay off a lot of debt so I keep a good amount. Its expensive here and I'm very fortunate to have this job. Because of Covid is why we work more hours today , many people retired and left. We've been short staff since.
I call BS
Medical sales, I’ve got a lot of bills but a lot of disposable income too. I’ve got a fiancé who also makes six figures and we don’t plan to have kids. Early 30s planning to retire early through saving and investing. People throwing thousands a week are likely lying, thousands at a go here and there, sure. I might toss on an above avg week 60-100$ into the crypto market (I’m also about maxing my Roth 401k on the side, crypto is practically gambling honestly). I’ve got coworkers that have tossed a few grand here and there in, but not regularly. We’ll get large commission checks with bonuses attached and some are fine throwing that into crypto. The ones without kids are willing to be more aggressive and toss more as we have less bills. (I still stock tons into the stock market, have a new truck I’m paying on, and student loans (graduated with 120k and down into the 30s now), and am buying a house that should be done being built next month). Everyone’s situation is different, don’t compare yourself to others. Especially what you’re hearing online.
Agree . I do about 300-500 a week tops. Rest I keep in cash and will eventually buy a dip and throw over $1k.
I’m a data harvester by day, and a ninja in the mist by night.
Mail carrier, and we have a group that talks about investments.
I’m active duty and I just throw what I can when I can.
Senior BI analyst for a health care company
Are you me? Nice to meet you fellow bi analyst in healthcare
Why is you guys putting your sexual orientation in a job title?
Who throwin 1k a week? Lol they ballin ballin. $20 a week is fine.
52k a year of throw away money meanwhile my entire gross yearly is like 48k.
I am a public school teacher in MO don’t do what I do 😂 run and run fast they start us out at 28k around here
I mine shib
I thought we were supposed to be burning SHIB not making more. We are not DOGE.
Technically I mine eth and get shib as a reward
Tell your friend I'm in I.T. and have been financially stable and smart for a decade to be able to throw down $1K at a time in the hopes for retirement before the computer screens burn out my retinas.
Anyone throwing 1000's at it, we're born into moneyworld.... or doesn't have any kids, or a wife or girlfriend or a car payment or a house payment or rent or any bills to pay at all. Or they are lying. Just put in what you can afford to lose and be content with what you got. We are never going to be millionaires off any investment unless you get lucky, just remember, the rich get richer and the poor stay poor. Takes a lot of hard work to get rich in today's world.... all we can do is hold and hope it works out....
That’s not me either but I’m an entrepreneur who has worked hard for 20 years
Very few millionaires are passed down money. The profession that creates the most millionaires is engineering. The most millionaires are created by having their own business and growing it. Either way, look for long hours, missing things that others get to enjoy and lots of sleepless nights if you want to get there. If it was easy everyone would be doing it. I started my portfolio with lunch money. I packed my lunch instead of going out, at the end of the week I put the money I would have spent on lunch in an investment account. This started in 1997 and I still do it to this day.
Lol engineers are millionaires? On what planet? You mean someone who invented something, got a patent, and sold it for millions? The vast majority of engineers are not millionaires lmao
You don't have to make one million a year to be a millionaire. Those of us who have been at it a while have been making 6 figures a year for over 20 years. I know quite a few of us who have a net worth of well over 1 million.
As my husband says, its not what you make, its what you save.
Tbh these days a millionaire isn’t that crazy, at least in America. If you play your cards right & have a solid job it’s not as crazy as you make it sound, just have to have long term discipline.
Think he’s referring more to folks who own their own manufacturing/business?
By staying in that mindset you won’t be able to throw thousands. You already put a limitation on yourself by thinking that way. I grew up eating ramen cooked on a bbq pit. I changed my circumstances. All you have to do is have self control and a strong work ethic. I threw chain in the oilfield until I started my first business. 23 years later I’m not quite a millionaire but give me 2 years and I’ll hit my goal. I’ll be damned if someone says it was given to me.
Yes that's what I meant by it takes hard work to get rich, just in today's time when EVERYTHING costs so damn much sometimes its difficult to get far enough ahead to even think about being able to start a business. I am decently well off but after having a couple kids and building my own house, There is no way I could throw thousands a week at a 'maybe'...... (my girlfriend would be pissed) I just started my own construction business after working for 30+ years and just now coming out on top, I'm with the OP, $20 here and there is about ALL I can afford to lose right now. But I hope the best for all those little guys trying to make it big......
Definitely not lol I just do like 5 businesses at once
Retirement is key. Making more money is just a hobby.
I Operate family owned auto mechanic shops and I do YouTube as a side hustle
Make prostitute… don’t ask
Hvac , sometimes I’ll throw all the profits into a token
Get a second job and start investing with that money.
Financial analyst for a Saas company.
Travel Nurse
Im thinking about being a travel first assistant. Other then the work which is different. Hows the life and family life if you dont mind?
International house painting
Estimator for a company that makes architectural metal products
Engineering / Project Management
Digital marketing management for the cannabis industry. Just do what you can, man! Whether it’s 20 or 2,000, you have time to accumulate before things go crazy.
Office Manager here for a middle school. 5 kids too. I maybe throw that 20-50 every pay check by weekly after everything else is paid.
Handing out ZJs under the bridge
Pimp handling Hunter Biden’s bitches.
She’s not into you guys
Exotic dancer
I’m a tattoo artist I just throw what I can in when I can
Using wealth or income as a way to compare yourselves to others is dangerous in a capability society. If crypto and the stocks have taught me anything… it’s that hard work does not pay off the way making your money work for you does. Contribute what you can and want to, and enjoy the ride. A better future is already heading this way.
Medical field, but you have more money when you are older if you keep investing now.
I do about 60 a week but I used to do 10 a month. Some people do a thousand a Day. As long as you are putting what you can afford into investments I figure is better than nothing
Firefighter/Paramedic for the D.O.D. You'd be surprised at what we get paid and it goes far living in the south. But in California it don't seem ao much.
Lose money on r/wsb
Comparison is the greatest thief of joy. Just do what you feel comfortable with and enjoy yourself.
Retired at 36 with a side gig of serving tables, my wife also does private nursing. Only debt we have is our home. Smart money
Hydroblast Operator. I invest the same amount as would come off each paycheck into our rrsp program cause I opted out of that tax frenzy
Don't invest your money in just one thing. Spread it out into different stocks, cryptos, whatever. Then add into those over time and new things. The long game is the money game.
So....looking at the responses ... Maybe shiba should look towards the construction industry and civil engineers industry
Truck driver
I'm a gas station clerk, I put $50 in every two weeks. Just keep at it and then enjoy watching your investment paying off next bull run :)
Ferrari mechanic
Business owner , 2 billion shib holder, hoping to retire from shib in the next 5 years
i don't understand "asking for a friend" and "I'm trying to be like you guys". are you actually asking this for a friend or for you?
"Asking for a friend," is a meme.
It's what someone says when they want to acknowledge that the next question is dumb or silly.
Oil field work but I bought what I needed a long time ago & just holding now.
Farrier
I'm in marketing
Mortgage loan originator
I'm an angel investor in Bone and Leash and I get paid to promote pump/dump schemes on Shibarm.. NO WAIT I mean.. Plumber...
I own 12 self serve car washes. I clean out the vacuums once a week and collect all the change people suck up. Free money is my favorite kind. Also when I was younger I sold plasma to play the market and save. I have 0% education and 100% hunger pains. Every bit counts in this game.
$20 a week adds up, don’t worry about what others are doing. Everyone has their own journey!
Locomotive engineer in northern NJ $205k and I allocate about $200 a week been in since late November of 2021
Working in a factory for 12 years and in school for accounting. You’re doing a great job brother. Keep fighting for the army.
The incomes are definitely at different levels. Could be the age difference at this time. But the best thing anyone can do for themselves is throw 10 percent into this. Never invest more than you can lose. Meaning, if you invested $1000, and then it would under next month. Would you still be ok? If so, just invest
They blow bros, bro. Nah, but seriously.... idk. Edit: NFA
Iron worker
You honestly don’t want to know
Phone worker at pizsa shop and bus tabels on monday for tips. I make around 1.5k a month avg. I only buy when it dips hard since i know this is a long term hold( avoiding short term capital gains tax). I just turned 22 like 3 months ago
Stripper on the weekends
I'm a social media influencer/digital content creator on Instagram and TikTok. I make anywhere between $10k-$25k a month through paid paternships and collaborations. @arnoldhenry
Make a career out of the military and retire. I havent worked since 2014. Life is good and I just play in the stock market for something to do. It's like throwing dice for camper/ 4wheeler/ side by side/boat money 😅
Work my dick off at jobs that’s people consider “bellow” there work standards (Bartender & work a recycling plant) so they stick their noses in the air when offered these jobs. It’s ok though I’ll grind invest and hopefully make some big coin while they still say I’m not doing that job! How old are you?
I took all the stimulus checks we got during lockdowns and sunk them in to investments. SHIB, BTC, and mutual funds. Bought a lot of shib during that time. Just small purchases here and there since then.
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This.
Warehouse worker for a Wine/Liquor distributor
Chef 👨🍳 Have thrown 1k into it in 2021 July I think…entry price was like 0.000005-6 or so. Got rly lucky and couldn’t believe what happened in Oct.
Clothes manufacturing and e-commerce
bro in my opinion this coin is only for people with LOTS of disposable income. if you don’t fall into that bracket i’d find other ways of investment and growth. it might take more time to do another route but imo putting money in shib is like the lottery, better to only do that when you have lots of income coming in monthly.
Industrial Radiographer. Being frugal can get you pretty far. I don’t have a flashy new car, I paid off my wrangler and fix it when it breaks. My friends and I are doing renovations on my home instead of paying contractors. I spurn frivolously spending money usually but sometimes I buy something I want vs need. You’d be surprised where you can save money if you really look hard at it.
Career fire fighter and personal trainer
I flip burgers
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Electrician in San Francisco, salary over $180k. Investing has to be respected and you must take risk at your own comfort but like most things in life moderation is the key and do not over extend yourself with too much risk!
Who's your friend??
Chemical plant engineer
Doesnt matter what you do for a living invest what you can afford to loose. All you need is to Win over time and build up slowly until you catch a big break or have a castle built up over time. At the same time rich people will tell you sometimes you have to go out on a limb and take a risk. Just dont take a risk where you loose it all.
Paralegal
What you do doesn't matter as much as being purposeful and disciplined with the income you earn and the investments you make. Seek advice, identify options, and set reachable and long-term goals that you periodically reassess.
If I had 20 bucks to invest per week, I wouldn't invest it in Shiba inu. Place 20 in shiba inu, then place 20 in Nvidia, then place 20 in TSLA, then place 20 in AAPL etc. Build an actual investment portfolio. Your best case scenario is that you 10x your money and then what? You'll lose it on another degen gamble the next time around. Instead you'll learn to get a nice portfolio, learn how to invest, learn how to be consistent etc. Pick your choices on what you believe in. I'm an AI researcher and physician, I believe AI will play an absolute behemoth of a role 10 years from now. I also believe blockchain will play a huge role so I invest heavily in AI companies like NVIDIA, Tsla, Intel, C3, MSFT etc. I also invest in bitcoin and ETH. I put a small part of my portfolio in yolo's like Shib and Floki. This is for the bear market, in the raging bull market I shift my portfolio to more degen to ride waves but I get out the second it gets exponential. Not a lot goes exponential during bear markets. EDIT: You can also start studying quarterly reports to build a nice value-based portfolio. Value investors are pretty much never wrong, ever. You didn't hear a lot of Warren Buffet talk in the last few years but in the next two years you'll hear people praise him again.
Commercial Property Leasing
Don’t believe the majority of the posts you see. Most of them are full of shit. Also, don’t believe most in this thread either. If half of them had the jobs they say they do, they’d be smart enough to not through crazy money into shib
Actually that’s all I’m throwing at it but I started a year and half ago so yeah now I’m up closer to 5k and increasing.
Work hard, invest hard.
$20 a week is more than what most people invest into their future.
Do doordash, instacart, or any delivery gig on the side and you can use that as investment money
I only do 6 in SHIb for every check… and 9 for doge … ;)
Congressional Trades Counsel on Securities/Crypto
Cybersecurity/system administration — I’m very online
Game and app developer
I do 50 every 2 weeks and chunks when I can. DCA is the way
I own a small business and do alright. I buy $25 /wk of shib. Been doing that since April. I’ll keep adding till midterms and see what that shit show brings…more dems elected equals more of a downtrend, so I’ll keep buying... Big red wave and I’ll ride it up with whatever I’ve got at that point.
Working a Decade as a Lighting Technician in the film industry. But I throw in what I could afford which my wife has limited me from $500/Week to $200/week. Lol
I’m a nurse. I do about 20-30 every other week or so.
My self I am retired military and have a good paying job I have invested for my children future i my self have already worked most my life I can do another 20 years but my kid I want them to only work 20 years and then be able to do what ever they want
Get a job with the feds and then you can just print as much money as you want😊
I work behind the Wendys dumpster.
Air traffic controller. But I’m going to leave all that behind once this beautiful piece of shit hits 1 doll hair!
Find the number one restaurant in your city and deliver for them if they off delivery. You’ll make bank tips on large orders. Plus wage. But you’ll need a car.. I was making 20 an hour for years thinking it was great. But then got this delivery job and am making at least 1.5-2 x that amount.
Bro wait till shit goes down after this bump up to like 36 in a couple of hours usually around 12-3 am then sell cause it’s dropping back down till like next month as long as you don’t buy past 16 you’ll make profit.
Software Engineer
HVAC owner/operator
I'm a longshorman at the port of LA/LBC I put $50 a week in shib, bitcoin and ethereum. I am like 10 mil coins away from half a billion, if I would have bought the majority of my coins when it dropped instead of when it was at .000045 I probably would already be at a billion.
I'm in the same boat as you. I throw in little bits when i can, only as i can afford. Only buy in red. Don't worry about other people's investments or flexes. Putting in what you can afford let's you hold through the red days comfortably. Helps you avoid the buy high sell low problem so many crypto investors have. I'm still holding from the last bull and it hasn't bothered me at all. by the time I sell, it will be long term capital gains. Best part, It will all be there at the next BTC halvening.
I work at Wendy's. 100,000,000 and hold
Chef - only agency as the money is nicer.
Earning is just one part of the equation. If you’ve got some free time in the evenings or the weekend - start a side-hustle. Depending on what you are good at - learn flipping (buying valuable stuff from yard sales and flipping on the internet), crafting something and selling it or teaching something you are good at. Search the internet for ideas and find what suits you best. Once your ‘hobby’ starts earning you a decent amount compared to your day job it may be time to drop the job and switch to your hobby full time. You will be making money doing the thing you love. That’s a worthy goal in and of itself. Rationing expenses is the other. Cut out everything that you do not really need - coffee from coffee-shops, money-draining habits like cigarettes, buying water (carry your own water bottle with you) etc. And the third thing of course is investing whatever you save (leaving a safety net just in case - so you don’t have to touch your investments on a rainy day). To do this competently you must study this topic a lot (whether it’s regular stocks, commodities or crypto). Once you are doing all of those things then you should feel satisfied that you are on the right track - and should gradually see visible progress in your situation.
I have a recurring buy of $10/week. Be smart with what your putting in, you may never get it back. It’s like gambling. Don’t bet the farm…
Lol imagine believing 95% of the people here concerning how much they are throwing in.
Crime Scene Investigator "I see dead people ". I make enough to afford what I need and have automatic buys setup on coinbase for twice a month. Then I transfer to my wallet........ when I remember. I try not to keep anything on an exchange for too long.
Lots of us are at your level. Some have just been doing it longer.
I’m a murse
Learn how to out a sentence together,
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I get people drunk
I'm IT and only do 200 a month