I forgot to make my regular investment after landing today, and went straight to sleep. It wasn't until I woke up that I remembered it was the day for my regular investment, and as a result, I could only buy at a high price. I remember that before sleeping, BTC was still under $77,000. But since it's a regular investment, I won't worry too much about it; I'll just buy when I remember.
November marks the ninth month of my regular investment, just past the first tenth of the expected 96 months. It’s quite interesting to think about; I initially wanted to verify whether regularly investing in #BTC or #ETH at any time, over two cycles of eight years, could outperform the S&P 500 and other investments.
In October, I started regular investments in #SOL to hedge against the losses in ETH, while also restarting the regular investment in #BNB. SOL will now be purchased together with every month's investment, and all profits from products like LaunchPool will be converted to BNB.
Thanks to the FOMO sentiment after the election, I was still at a loss in October, but now BTC has gained over 18%, SOL has gained over 26%, and even ETH has gained 6%. The total profit from the three has exceeded 22%. Actually, I don't have much thought about this data, since from my expected investment perspective, I have only experienced less than one-tenth of the time; there's still a long way to go.
I will not sell these four tokens I've been regularly investing in until the investment period of 96 months is over, nor will I do any trading. I'll just hold onto them for the squirrel. In eight years, the squirrel will be an adult, and I'll see if I can give it a surprise gift for adulthood. As for how it will use it later, that's up to it.
For me, this is the best social experiment, using my own experience to verify whether starting to buy BTC at $65,000 can change the life of an ordinary person.
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