It's that time of the year guys and gals. Everyone and their mother will make resolutions to eat healthier and work out more; the same thing everyone says every year. I give props to the 5% that actually stick with it though!
I have been thinking about what I want to do in 2021 in terms of cryptocurrency. Here are what I have come up with.
1) Post more content
2) Condense my Assets
3) Get back into mining
4) Keep earning and HODLing
1) Post more content
So Publish0x was the first crypto blog I joined but it isn't the only one. I can see the appeal to other crypto blogs but for me personally Publish0x works best for me.
I want to post more crypto content on here and I also want to broaden my content as well. For example the last 2 days I posted pictures of sunrises I was watching on Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It was a gorgeous sunrise and I felt like I wanted to share it. I knew it was going to take in a ton of tips but it didn't matter to me. I have a lot of hobbies and can share them with you all.
I love woodworking and making things, I am currently rebuilding my house (100yr old house I took down to studs). I work in IT. I love taking pictures and want to put more effort into that too.
With posting more content I want to get better at writing and gaining a higher follower here on Publish0x. I am never going to be the guy with 5k followers posting all this in-depth crypto articles and that's okay with me.

2) Condense my Assets
I have a ton of different tokens and coins spread across various wallets. I have done all the Coinbase Earn options and kept what I earned from them without trading them.
I have dabbled in CoinPot and have those currencies. I have mined my fair share of tokens as well. Let's just say I can't list from memory every asset I have that is worth less than $10. That was fun for a while but I am getting more familiar with the whole crypto economy I see the appeal to condense those assets that I don't see as having a huge return and moving those funds to coins I can make.more on.
That can be holding more tokens I have stake and earn passive rewards or just trading them when BTC goes lower and HODL. Either way I have a lot of research to before I start moving shit around and that's going to be 2021 for me.
By no means am I going to consolidate down to 2 or 3 different tokens because I believe in diversifying but I am spread way to thin right now.

3) Get back into mining
When I first started out in the crypto space I though I was going to get rick quick by mining. I quickly realized I did not have the computer specs to even come close to breaking even. So I stopped all "mining" for a while.
After taking a look back on 2020 and all the different coins I mined and learned from it I have a more clear path ahead of me. I am not going to start mining bitcoin tomorrow because I won't make anything. But I recently got back into my TFUEL Guardian Node which I wish I did sooner. I have a server environment at my disposal so why not use it.
I can spin up a VM and setup a XMR mining rig. Sure I won't break even performing CPU mining on a outdated server but I think if I mine the right tokens and HODL it will be worth it in the long haul. And let's be honest, crypto is all about the long term game right?

4) Keep earning and HODLing
There are some things I have been doing that I won't change anytime soon. For instance Brave browser, it's a freaking good browser and I earn a ton of BAT from it, I don't plan on stopping that anytime soon.
I am running my Theta Node that is paying off very well. Earning various crypto on Publish0x. My Nano Faucet app is a solid faucet for the effort.
Those are just a few but all good ones. Over the course of 2020 I have learned a lot about what works and what doesn't. So I am going to keep doing what works and change what isn't working that well, and take you all on the ride with me.

What did I miss guys? Is there any resolutions you have that I don't. I feel like the Publish0x community is really good at giving advice and bouncing ideas off each other. I mean that is the point after all right?