TheResilientFox

As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, a critical regulatory issue has emerged in the U.S.: the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) classification of certain tokens as securities. This classification subjects these tokens to stringent trading restrictions, making legal trading nearly impossible on platforms like decentralized exchanges (DEXs). This situation has highlighted a significant gap between traditional … Read more

Decentralized finance has a bad rap in many circles, mostly because crypto is more known for its speculation, its degen behaviour and leverage. Behind that though lies opportunity. I’m not talking about buying the next dog coin hoping that it will up go up by 10,000%. Rather, I mean using core holdings (such as BTC, … Read more

Leverage is in many ways a dirty word. It shouldn’t be. After all, while many think leverage means going on a trading platform and using multiples of your capital. For example, if you use you use $100 to buy $200 worth of stocks, you will have more skin in the game, more upside but also … Read more

Having studied and worked in finance, I had heard of the FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early), but never had been interested in living off as little of a budget as I could as is often preached by FIRE advocates. That is probably due to the fact that I have always generally liked my work … Read more

You will likely notice if you follow me that I do spend a decent amount of time thinking and writing about crypto. It’s a fascinating space with a ton of innovation and so many opportunities. Not only are there undervalued assets and good investment opportunities but the basic concept of airdrops and generally rewarding activity … Read more

I understand this will be surprising to many of you. Dividend investors are generally more conservative than average so seeing someone who has the core of its portfolio in etf’s and dividend stocks invest in crypto and using defi seems unusual you could say. I’ve always been interested in technology, in money, in more efficiency … Read more

As much as I believe in having dividend stocks and selecting high quality names that I think will do well over the long term, I still hold a big portion of my portfolio in etfs and am a big fan of the investment vehicle. Why? One big benefit is how simple the process becomes when … Read more