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If you never invest, you will never know if you can get it right and make money, anyway if you don't invest money you are already "invested" in fiat money which is a sure loss since it is infinitely devalued, so investing is always better than not doing it, as long as you do it after an arduous...

Chasing losses is a stupid way to lose even more money, the first thing you should do is rethink if gambling money is making you profit, so why do you want to recoup the loss? To gamble again and lose again and want to get that money back and never end the cycle? It's stupid if you ask me.

I don't think so, you can make some extra money, but not as your main livelihood, unless you open a PTP forum and it's highly successful, but writing as a user I don't think so.

As much as I can, I'm learning more and more about online earning and finding more opportunities to earn online, so in the short term I have no intention of stopping.

If it's true, eating at home is a good way to save money, especially seeing the prices at which restaurants are in my area, inflation there is where it is most affected, or is it that they raise prices on purpose believing that people are simply stupid.

The cost of living can be one of the reasons, but it is also true that many people live a very frugal life and spend all the money every month without thinking about saving or anything else, that can be another reason for this.

most of the Bitcoin I have has not yet been sold nor do I have any plans to do so, so this whole cycle I will be holding as well, maybe in the next one I will sell my holdings.

Creating passive income is not easy, but if you manage to create recurring and reliable passive income it can be of great help to improve and boost your financial situation, for example accumulating dividends from companies can be in the long term a simile of wealth, it all depends on which...

The most I have lost are cryptocurrency-related losses, mostly meme coins in the past, but mostly because I did not hold them in my wallet as they were pure speculation.

This is normal, the market gets bigger as it matures, it is a market with more than a decade of consolidation, which makes it more reliable, it is now more regulated as well which attracts the attention of institutional investors.

I have done both strategies, both Hodling and trading, and I still maintain them, but the one that has worked the most for me is HODL in the long term, it is what can leave you with the most profits if you make the right investment.

The option of writing books and publishing them on Amazon has always interested me, I think you can make good money with that on Amazon, as selling products on Amazon is quite complicated due to high competition in my opinion, there are less competitive platforms at the moment to sell online.

These are very good tips and the spread is appreciated, but are you currently making money with a blog or have you done it in the past? I'm interested in knowing that, thanks.

It's better to do it this way, at least if you want to maintain a good reputation, if you're a legitimate user who always uses the same username this will end up rewarding you in the long run.

Survey sites work depending on the region you are in, if you are in a country that is not attractive to pollsters, you won't get surveys, that is the sad reality.

Few, I think only 2 of my friends are really interested in investing in crypto, and only 1 of them I think regularly invests in them, talking about friends I know in real life.

If you want to create a good online reputation it is better to always use the same avatar and the same username or nym so that people recognize you in the forums, if you are constantly changing your username it is because you want to hide something, in my opinion.

At the beginning of 2019 I started making money online consistently, but the first time I made money online I think it was in 2014 or 2015 with paid surveys.

You can use those hours to earn on sites that pay to write, like RIF, Dbucks, Beermoney, iwriter, publish0x and many others, I think it's a good way to use your time.

There are better private browsers than Brave, but hey, if you want to pass a KYC and earn a few cents for browsing the web, it's not bad, although I still don't recommend it.