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Nick's avatar

Great piece. I think a prudent way is to just as you mentioned working part time in early retirement or better yet take some time and work in a an area that you are passionate about rather than being concerned with collecting a paycheck. I think some within the FIRE movement are missing the boat with why financial independence is wanted. It's because mining fiat at a job you don't want to be at sucks, but if you can take some time to figure out what you want to be doing (and Bitcoin affords this) then a person is much happier and better off even if they aren't "retired". Bitcoin will over time give those hodling it an opportunity to figure this out in more near terms than a traditional portfolio.

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Trey Sellers's avatar

Yes, great comment

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Jeronimo's avatar

Great article. Was thinking about this myself and also thinking about how much cash to keep in comhination with when to sell.

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Fluffy The Cat's avatar

I enjoyed reading that. As someone holding Bitcoin and who’s actively trying to develop a long-term comprehensive financial plan, this was very informative. I also agree with marking the Bitcoin portion lower (such as a 200 WMA) to be more conservative. Thanks!

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Trey Sellers's avatar

Thanks Fluffy! Glad it was helpful.

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