
Crypto as a Beginner - Day Two
After a day of research and analysing graphs, I decided to invest in $HBAR. I really like the look of this community and think that the coin has real reason to grow. I bought 22.22977 of the coin, spending $1.64 ($0.073928 per coin). As of right now (10/08/2022 11pm) this investment is now worth $1.75, giving me an overall profit of $0.10. I am aware it is a small amount, but at this stage I am happy with any amounts of profit. I am 100% going to hold onto this currency right now, but I am unsure for how long. In addition to this, after my research I found that I can earn NFTs in crypto games. Upon this discovery I signed up and began to play three crypto games: Axie Infinity, Gods Unchained, and The Sandbox. However after completing the full first chapter in Axie Infinity: Origin, I realised that I was playing the wrong game and couldn’t earn from it, to my dismay. I then realised that Axie Infinity required an upfront investment to be able to start earning. I believe that this game however will be a great place to start earning small amounts of crypto to invest in different areas so I believe saving for this upfront investment will be my next move (correct me if I’m wrong). Although, I do really like the look of staking $SAND on The Sandbox, but I think this is further down the road. Finally, I have invested in, and created, some NFTs using the mobile app Sticky (to invest) and using photos and pixel art (to create). I am looking to list these on my OpenSea account, (link in my bio) but currently my invested NFTs are not showing, I am in contact with OpenSea support. Overall, today I have bought $HBAR and invested in and created several NFTs.
At the end of day two of crypto as a complete beginner…
Current Assets:
22.23 $HBAR
23 NFTs (linked in bio)
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