Black mother making 80,000 a month from crypto

[PDQ21]

What wealth management firm do you all use? The fees are high and the funds are limited which is why I said the company match is the key. IRAs are better (although allow smaller contribution amounts)

Didn't use the company match for the first 2 yrs because you needed to have 6% going on they're and we was just coming off the Bush diaster where everything crashed so hella ppl was losing money in their 401k. Had it a portion matched for a few yrs didn't get it the fully match until 2015 and my money was in a money market until Feb of this yr because my wife found out I wasn't investing my funds correctly in there. To be honest i forgot i even had it in a money market acct which i only did at the time because I needed to protect my money coming off the crash.

My 401k got me outta debt twice so i can't really complain. Was able to purchase a house last year with an excellent rate because i didn't have any debt but a leased vehicle that was almost time to give back

 

[PDQ21]

What wealth management firm do you all use? The fees are high and the funds are limited which is why I said the company match is the key. IRAs are better (although allow smaller contribution amounts)

Do u have money in crypto?

I just started Jan. 2021 EVERY wk i put anywhere from $5-25.

Its chump change but it added up over the near year
Started on Jan. 24th i wanna have at least $1000 on Bitcoin by that anniversary date

Also have litecoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, n Ethereum Classic

The reg stocks i started around the same time have invested alil over $500 in there chose some good ones and some bad ones so its about even

 

[The Jamaican]

Hope she got her job back

 

[TENT]

Is she still posting? I can’t bother to look.

 

[Dr. Truth]

Is she still posting? I can’t bother to look.

 

[The Jamaican]

Is she still posting? I can’t bother to look.

 

[blackbull1970]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/12/21/why-this-mom-quit-her-job-to-go-full-time-into-crypto.html

Before going "all in" and leaving her steady 9-to-5, Gentry began investing in cryptocurrencies during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020. She started small, but gradually began investing more.

By early 2021, she had garnered substantial returns. "My investment portfolio surpassed my 401(k) — which had taken 11 years to get to $200,000 — in six months," Gentry says. She acknowledges that cryptocurrency is a risky investment, but her experience in finance and process of due diligence helps her feel comfortable investing in the space.

Now, Gentry is widely known as the "crypto mom" online. She continues to personally invest in digital assets, but mainly runs Gentry Media Productions with her daughters, Cynthia, 23, and Imani Gentry, 19.

The firm advises decentralized finance (DeFi) and nonfungible token (NFT) projects, and Gentry typically makes between 10 and 20 ether, which is around $40,000 to $80,000, from the business each month. In comparison, she made about $75,000 annually in her past job.