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June 17 was my first date to stop earning BTC here on the forum. When I saw this statement I was a little shocked! I was shocked because I felt like I had received this information all of a sudden. But I realized there was no way because the information had already been issued, all that was required was to follow the instructions. So the first thing I did was look at the amount I had on my previous payments within my yobit account. I calculated from June 18 to September 1 I will have like 50 days, and each day I will purchase a mobile top-up of $0.8 (depending on my country and the network I use) so I had to check if I have that amount of $40 ($0.8 x 50 days = $40) to keep top-up until I reach September and trade my tokens, and luckily I had it. After that, I continued to write my posts without any problem because my savings enabled me. Now let’s get to the topic. I have written all of this to remind you of one very important thing that is to learn to save your income no matter how much you earn. I don't know if you will believe me but this is the truth, not every member who doesn't participate in the forum in this period doesn't like this new payment system, but it's because not every member remembered to save some of their previous earnings! I needed $40 until I reach September, some would need $60 and others $20 maybe. We used to be paid $2.5 - $3 so I saved $0.8 per day for vouchers and I cash out every after 20 days through PM, I added the remaining amount to my trading balance to increase my income. This means, if you were not saving some amount and you did not have extra work to pay you, you must have some challenges to reach September without being paid for two months! ______________! So, we have to be careful with what we earn! Sometimes there are emergencies that will need us to use our savings to survive, now how will you survive if you saved nothing?!

I received these recommendation that I found it good to share with the community about the bullish times we are experiencing today: Bitcoin as a deleveraged haven The price of Bitcoin is not associated with the productive capacity of a country, company or person, unlike stocks or interest rates, whose price is indexed to the performance of the agent they represent, company or country. In this sense bitcoin is more like gold, albeit on steroids. It is 100% digital, easy to transfer and perfectly divisible. In essence they are only 1s and 0s in a database, but secured by the laws of thermodynamics. But it is very volatile! Yes, although as a reference, since Bitcoin was born more than 10 years ago, there have only been 60 days where its price has been higher than the current one, that is, something like 2% of the time. Another way of looking at the same thing is that in the last 5 years the price of 1 bitcoin increased 3900% (almost 40 times), and the fact that it still does not represent even 5% of gold, makes me think that it still has a lot left to grow. It is true that the past does not have to reflect the future, but in this case it is not unreasonable to use it as a reference. And it is true that it is volatile, but on the upside. But as savings. If you decide to buy bitcoins because you think their price will continue to rise, buy and forget for a couple of years. It is better to see it as savings than as a casino where it is convenient to try to guess what will happen in the short term. I say this because bitcoin is volatile, and even when the trend is - brutally - bullish in the long term, in the short term you could still go wrong. Be responsible and save with peace of mind. If your wish, you may take the liberty of commenting. Greetings. Credits for Guillermo de buda.com