Six figure hell

I’m at 270 right now. I’ve been here for a couple years.

Join us and you’ll find out ;^)

I was in 5 figure hell for 2 years
entered 2018 with 20k, left 2019 with like 40k, holding BTC/ETH and a bit of bags
still spending hours on biz every single day
but this year my persistence has seemingly paid off, as I'm now deeply entrenched in the 6 fig hell.
Yeah I'm in 6 figure hell, but I'll keep marching along, because eventually I'll be in the 7 figure hell, and so on.

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You have a lot of money for normal wagie standards (I made like 20x my regular annual salary in crypto before I quit work) but it's not actually enough to cash it out and live the rest of your life off of it. What can you buy with 500k when your end goal is to never work again? Nothing, and that's what six figure hell is about. That's why we put it all in Sergey's hands and he betray.

I'm at $560k now. I was at $205k at the beginning of 2020. I'll likely reach $1 million in 2024; maybe sooner if BTC and ETH moon. God is good :)

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Call me retarded but I don't understand. Unless you go and buy some house it's enough for many years if you live a say 65k yearly and then put t the rest in safe boomer investments

>this summer I had almost half a mil and started with 30k

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New thread cause I am you

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For me it's only hell because it's often not enough to afford a house. I have 200k, and am torn between being locked into a mortgage and losing my house from a recession and unemployment, or losing half my savings from inflation.

4% of 500k is 20k/year. That’s nothing unless you live in the woods and eat bugs.

>checked cold storage wallet for first time in a year
>had more in there than I thought originally
>I'm very close to 200k overall
:3

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>20k/year
That's more than I spend minus rent.

Gas + car maintenance, 1k/yr
Food, 2k/yr
Utilities, 2k/yr
Hypothetical property tax, 5k/yr

That's basically 10k/yr to save, reinvest, or spend on goodies. When I have about 600k I'll have made it in my book.

If you have 500k-1mil in your 20’s you are guaranteed to be FI by 40 worst case. 6 figures in your 20’s is /comfy/

That's good for you if you merely want to exist alone in your house. But most human beings want to go out, have families, buy nice things, etc. Say what you want about "consooming" but that's the truth. $20k per year wouldn't cut it in America.

20k per year after rent is above the median in America

Yeah if you live in a Nebraska trailer park. I live in the country in Indiana, even here it’s not enough. You need ~50k to just exist.

>black and Mexican families don't exist
Cope wh*toid

Consoomers can't make it, no matter the amount. That's why most lottery winners go broke.

The median in Indiana is like 40k

Of course. There has to be a balance. But I sure as hell would never want to live on $40k a year for my whole life.

>8 figure hell
I shit you not. Once you reach a certain amount you start thinking that it's never enough

low 6 figures is hell, it's enough to stress out about but barely enough to buy a place to live. you get a taste of wealth but it's gone in a second. i was happier when i had nothing and just accepted the fact that i had to be a wagie. now i am in this weird limbo state in between wagie and non wagie and i hate it.

Most people live on less and have more expenses.

7 figures is still hell. Can't relax before 10 million, preferably a 100 million. When I get there I will just tend my garden and relax.

Honestly you should just get like 10k orion protocol and enjoy the free money

lmao I've been living on 6k a year my whole life. 20k is great passive income as long as you aren't a rentoid