10 000$, 24 months, and 650$ to start with.

Hi, and welcome to the first post of my journey!

I'd say I'm fairly new when it comes to making money online since I started learning about online earning and crypto in January 2021, but now I've set myself a goal to earn 10k online within 24 months. In the process, I'll fail, succeed and lose my damn mind, and I'm here to share all the good, bad & ugly. Oh, and the kicker? I've got myself 650$ to start with, so I'm attempting to increase my capital by 1438.46%, which is insane. Excluding the 650$ I already got, this equates to ~12.81$ a day, ~89.65$ a week, or ~389.58$ a month for anyone interested.

Let's speak a bit about what I've done thus far in the past 7 months to get to today. (I don't count whatever I've lost towards that 650$ start capital)

I...

• invested in a few HYIPs which turned to scams and lost around 450 bucks
• bought 247$ worth of cloud mining contracts (latest on 24.03.2021, earliest on 10.01.2021, last expiration on 09.09.2023)
• bought 300$ worth of BTC which I moved to 2 sites for staking & earning interest
• dabbled on crypto trading with Paxful, which turned out to be the biggest waste of my money, time and nerves, since the platform is basically infested by scammers on every turn. I can't even count how much I've lost in terms of money, probably at least 500$, not to mention the non-material things. One time, I even got scammed by a person with an actual real selfie with their valid ID, can you believe that?
• invested 90$ on an advertising program
• spent ~41$ on a Russian game that's supposed to bring you earnings
• joined something like 15 PTC sites
• started claiming crypto from faucets, I've tried probably 100 faucets by now

In this blog, I plan to speak about the failures, successes, and concerns from the perspective of a complete noob, since I'm no expert when it comes to crypto nor do I have any interest in learning to trade like a pro. Now, what I write is by no means financial advice and if you happen to try out any of the sites/apps/methods I speak of, it is fully at your own risk. 

I'll leave it at this for now, see you next time!