A lot of people will say “be more frugal,” but it’s important to contextualize it. Everyone should strive to be frugal, but you should aim to be more frugal when your life allows for it
**Video Timestamps:** *00:00 Intro 01:35 Frugality 02:15 Having A Car 04:10 Healthcare 06:06 Eat At Home 08:03 Make Sacrifices 16:06 Start Small 17:43 Mindset Shift 19:47 Situational Frugality 22:30 Outro*
The big difference between being cheap and being frugal is that a cheap person saves to save while a frugal person shifts their priorities accordingly. More importantly, they are saving to then use that saved money for something better whether it’s for investing or paying down debt.
The biggest contention people tend to have with these videos is that the advice isn’t generic enough to apply to everyone, so naturally, you have to tailor the advice to your life and getting used to the frugal mindset and way of thinking. If you absolutely need a car, then that’s fine, but by becoming aware of what you’re giving up for that, you are being more conscientious about your finances. For example, by having a car, you could be spending upwards of $10K a year on financing, parking, maintenance, insurance, gas, etc. That money every year could exponentially speed up your ability to invest and retire so you have to understand that by enjoying the convenience of a car, you are giving up an earlier retirement than if you bought the car later on or went without it entirely. If you can internalize this notion, you can retire significantly sooner.
A good way to shift your mindset is to start looking at everything in terms of how many hours you need to work to pay for it rather than just looking at the dollar value. Another great way to start is to try cutting something out for 30 days. After 30 days evaluate whether or not your life is better, worse, or the same, and then decide whether to reintroduce it or cut it based on the value you get.
Also, if you want to retire early and live on passive income like I am, you realize that by cutting out a simple expense like $50 a month, actually works out to be $600 a year meaning that I would need about $12,000 invested in 5% dividend-yielding stocks to pay for that expense. By cutting out small expenses you can actually drastically reduce the money needed to retire. You can also calculate this by taking your annual expenses and multiplying them by 25 to get the amount needed for your retirement.
Some specific examples of how I save a great deal of money are mainly buying my own groceries and not eating out, living with roommates, not having a car, wearing the same outfit every day, cutting my own hair, and watering down beverages. You can even spend a bit more money to save time and thus save money. If you are able to work remotely or on your side hustle, then the hour spent shopping is absolutely worth the $5 fee for grocery delivery. Again, you can measure the cost-benefit of anything based on the number of hours worked or the number of hours you could otherwise work.
Frugality isn’t being cheap, it’s prioritizing what you value the most including your time.
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Have you heard of Blockfolio? It helps you track and stay on top of market trends and price changes and gives you relevant news updates. I can’t imagine tracking and accounting for everything without it.
You can add in all the coins you have and make updates according to the transactions you make. One of the best features is setting alerts when a coin drops or raises beyond a certain point to keep you on top of what's happening.
I wanted to recommend this because it's made a huge impact on how I keep track of my coins and manage my portfolio. Not only has it been helpful, but it’s kept up to date with relevant news related to all the coins I’m tracking and made my life way easier. It’s also free with no premiums or advertisements, just a purely useful unmonetized resource.
It has pairings for every exchange and it has over 10,000 coins registered in its database. You will find that this resource has a great deal covered, more so in fact than I’ve seen in any application similar to it.
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Every time I have gone back and taken another look at DLive, it’s always more centralized than before. I don’t know what people are missing. Minimum withdrawals, ID to withdraw, huge purchasing fees, not listed on an exchange, pro-censorship, and Lino is not a “real” cryptocurrency.
I didn’t think I’d have to make another video pointing this out, but as DLive continues to grow and more people seem to believe the publisher is using the blockchain or at the very least that is decentralized while both are not the case. I will give them that they seem to be making use of the blockchain to some small degree, but everything about it is still centralized. Out of the very few validators (witnesses), they have 7 out of 11 are owned by DLive, so that isn’t very promising either. They do have a lot more information on their blockchain here: https://docs.lino.network/blockchain/account.html
It has a better value proposition than Twitch with no platform cuts, but with everything else and especially for those buying Lino points, it’s a scam. Don’t buy on mobile to avoid their 30% fees! I almost never make videos and content bashing a platform directly, but honestly, PewDiePie is attracting so much attention there and everyone is being misled. I feel that making this video is necessary to keep people in the know and aware of what’s going on.
You can see this all for yourself on their site: https://dlive.tv/
You can find their April Lino point purchase fee update here: https://community.dlive.tv/2019/04/03/lino-points-purchase-fee-update/
This was my original video I made covering Dlive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq9E6WEK-VE
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Doge coin and Shiba token continue to keep getting so much media attention and hype so I decided I would answer the question: should you buy Doge or Shiba token?
**To save you a lot of time, the answer is to that question is neither.**
#### To explain why Doge isn’t a good idea only takes 3 points:
- Doge fees are 73x the fees of competing digital cash cryptocurrencies.
o If you were to argue it’s digital cash, then you can’t compare to Bitcoin, you should compare it to Bitcoin Cash or Dash which currently have fees less than 1 cent while Doge is 73x at 73 cents. There are many other coins that are significantly cheaper too like Litecoin currently with fees $0.024.
o You can compare fees here: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-doge-ltc-bch-dash.html#3y
- They require millions of dollars per day just to not decline in value.
o Doge produces approximately 10,000 coins per minute which is around 14,000,000 per day. Thus they require 14 million x the current price of Doge ($0.29107) = $4,074,980 just to keep the price from falling if the inflation is accounted for. Obviously they don’t actually need that full amount as the inflation doesn’t reflect immediately, but technically they should require millions of dollars coming in daily in order to not decline in value.
- It doesn’t have good tokenomics or fundamentals.
o The founders abandoned the project and there is little to no development or future for Doge and it’s completely reliant on hype and celebrity endorsement doesn’t work which we know, and I have covered in the past.
#### The explanation as to why Shiba Inu ERC20 tokens aren’t a good idea requires a little more effort. These four points should sum it up:
- People have a lot of misconceptions about the token like that there are redistributions to followers, it’s deflationary, there are burns for every transaction, etc.
o There are currently over 410 trillions coins that have been burned listed here in the burn address which also clearly shows there aren’t coins being sent for every transaction but rather individuals who are freely burning tokens: https://etherscan.io/token/0x95ad61b0a150d79219dcf64e1e6cc01f0b64c4ce?a=0xdead000000000000000042069420694206942069
o In fact, you can follow this Twitter account that updates you everytime someone does voluntarily burn tokens: https://twitter.com/shibburn
- So what is Shiba Inu token for then, what are its use case?
o You hold it in hopes it will go up in value and stake it to earn bone, leash, and other sub-tokens for them to create an inflationary system without having to lessen the value of Shiba Inu to do so. Basically it’s like any other DeFi yield token trying to copy the same basic model as the rest.
- The major issue with its model currently are the ETH gas fees.
o To claim rewards, buy it in a decentralized, use their swap exchange, send it, sell it, and virtually anything you do with this token, you are paying extremely high ETH gas fees. While this will be somewhat alleviated in Q1 2022, it’s still so expensive that it inhibits it from being a useful token unless you only intend to hold.
- They claimed to have thrown away the keys to all of the tokens locked in Uniswap
o I think that generally explains why you want to stay away from this token, but don’t take it from me, take it from the creator and written clearly in the whitepaper: https://github.com/shytoshikusama/woofwoofpaper/raw/main/SHIBA_INU_WOOF_WOOF.pdf
o This is found here: https://shibatoken.com/
o In the whitepaper he clearly states on page 14 that they locked their remaining tokens into Uniswap and “we threw away the keys.” To me that is the perfect setup for a future rug pull, how can you verify that they truly did this? What happened to "Don't trust, verify" being the original motto of the crypto community? It seems people have stopped caring about this ethos. Let’s bring back “Don’t trust, verify” in a real way and start doing it.
- There is a large debate around what has actually been burned and how much are actually circulating
o Coinmarket recently increased the supply by 155 trillion and there is an ongoing debate whether or not to include the 40 trillion in the India COVID relief fund. Refer to this article the explains more: https://www.gfinityesports.com/cryptocurrency/shiba-inu-coin-circulating-supply-changes-coinmarketcap-shib/
**Below are a few more Shiba token briefs I referred to:**
https://www.coinspeaker.com/guides/introduction-to-shiba-inu-shib/
https://www.businessinsider.in/cryptocurrency/news/10-shiba-inu-coin-holders-own-71-of-the-meme-tokens-total-supply/articleshow/87347866.cms
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There are so many scams out there now that it’s hard to navigate your way through them or to even know what you should be looking for. In this video, I cover a few examples of scams and several red flags to watch for to help you avoid being scammed yourself.
**Timestamps:**
*00:00 Intro
00:58 Scams
04:20 YouTube Comment Scams
07:40 YouTube Ad Scam
10:20 Forex
14:41 Trade Signal Groups
21:02 Red Flags
35:02 Final Thoughts & Outro*
*Disclaimer: None of this is financial advice and this is purely for entertainment*
### Examples Of Scams:
• Social media comment threads about trading success – They ask you to contact their mentor for help.
• Fake YouTube live giveaway – Pretend to be an authority like have Vitalik Buterin or Elon Musk talking on a panel they claim to be live and ask that you send crypto first then they will send more back to you.
• Signals Trading Groups – They could be getting their signals from someone else, the group may be big enough to make signals work, or they are just getting lucky in a bull market, but it’s not sustainable or reliable.
• Forex Trading – Forex may be legitimate, but most things related to Forex courses, trading groups, and Forex investments are scams.
### Red Flags To Watch For:
• They only accept crypto as payment for something non-crypto related like Forex.
• They want you to contact someone else and they are advertising for them for free.
• You have to send money first.
• They are doing so well, that they’ve decided to build a course or something you have to buy in order to gain access to their “secrets.” – They are most likely making most of their money off of you.
• They guarantee results.
• The results they say you should expect are unrealistic.
• Claims of getting rich with little to no work involved.
• Only shows social proof and not real proof.
• They are doing it “out of the goodness of their heart” and have nothing to gain, but you still must pay.
• It’s based mainly on referrals.
• You cannot withdraw money anytime you want to – Usually they don’t let you know until you’ve started.
• They need more money after you start – Usually only let you know after you’ve started to trap you in the sunk cost fallacy.
• Almost any email offering you free anything or simply any email from anyone you don’t know reaching out to you specifically.
• You are vulnerable or desperate.
• They offer to let you pay in an unorthodox way like gift cards.
• The transaction must happen right away.
• They want to perform the transaction in an unusual way that benefits them.
• They are not public-facing and cannot be reached easily or at all.
### My Recommendations:
• Do not look for get rich quick schemes or you will attract scams.
• Aim to build wealth long-term to avoid scams.
• Always do your own research and always have a healthy dose of skepticism.
• The dunning-Kruger effect is real and people who tend to know very little about something believe they know a lot and thus make very uninformed decisions.
• Stick with the blue-chip stocks and well-known cryptocurrencies to avoid these issues entirely.
• Take promotional and sponsored content with a grain of salt. More importantly, watch out for content that is promotional and does not disclose their sponsorship, that is illegal and harder to spot.
Have you ever been scammed? Am I missing any red flags for scams? What’s the best way to avoid scams? What scams have you seen lately? Let me know what you think about this in the comments below and don’t forget to subscribe!
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Myles Wakeham is a millionaire, more specifically a 3-time millionaire. He’s lost and made his wealth back 3 times on an epic financial journey. We are going to dive into that as well as what he recommends for new investors and what common mistakes to avoid.
Myles who is originally from Australia who has made, lost and made again multi-millions. He’s detailed his journey and knowledge in a book coming out this year on what he refers to as "Financial Sustainability" - a way to grow wealth organically by living a frugal and simple life which as many of you know, is exactly what I attest to.
**Timestamps:**
*00:00 Intro
00:42 Tell Us About Yourself
03:10 When Did You Get Into Crypto?
30:00 Bitcoin Halving Cycle Or Speculation?
38:20 Centralizing Ownership
46:40 Inflation & Economics
57:30 Is Real Estate King?
1:03:42 Will We See Another Correction?
1:07:14 Best Investment To Start With
1:12:30 Investing Vs Speculation
1:21:23 What Warnings Can You Share?
1:27:30 Myles’ Book & Website
1:28:45 Outro*
**These are some of the questions we went over:**
• Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
• How and when did you originally get into cryptocurrency
• What is your general approach to investing?
• What are some good rules or guidelines to investing to live by?
• What are some mistakes you see a lot of people making or any misconceptions they have?
• You’ve managed to make millions and lose millions, can you share the stories around the three times you did this?
• What does it take to become a millionaire and what can people do today to start their journey?
• Tell us a bit about your book on The Art Of Financial Sustainability
• Tell us a bit about your website Beuncontrained.com
• Do you have anything else in the works currently? What have you been doing over the past couple of years?
• What is your favorite asset class to invest in?
• What is your Bitcoin price prediction for the end of 2021?
• Are you still investing in cryptocurrency? What is your main focus today?
• So where can everyone go to learn more about this?
Check out his website www.beunconstrained.com for more information and to learn more about what he’s doing.
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Doing your taxes normally can be very overwhelming and when you bring crypto into the mix, it can get much more confusing. To avoid that confusion, I go through 9 reporting software services and then share with you what I found to be the best and the cheapest.
The main features you want to look for are:
• They charge you based on the transactions, not per tax year. If you are going back several years, this will be outrageously expensive.
• Ideally you want a platform that you can easily import a CSV or connect to an exchange API without having to add everything manually into a CSV import template.
• Ideally you want a platform that aids you with tax loss harvesting.
• Ideally you want a platform that helps you track fees and includes them as capital losses incurred.
• Ensure it covers any lesser-known exchanges you might use or that those transactions can be easily uploaded.
• Ensure your country is included in its reporting system.
Of course, there are other things to look for, but these are just a handful of key things to look out for to ensure a good experience using any crypto tax reporting software. The main issue I ran into was that they didn’t have the API I needed or didn’t easily import data from other exchanges and required you to do lots of work converting the data into their format. While all services also want you to fill in some of the gaps, if you’re like me and don’t want to hunt down everything, you want something easy. Given it doesn’t make a huge difference in what I pay, I’d rather just let the service make assumptions and fill in gaps for me.
Top 3 Tax Reporting Platforms:
Koinly – Let’s you calculate and view everything for free, but you cannot get your tax reports unless you pay. It’s very expensive as you have to pay per tax year from $49 to $279 covering transactions from 100 to 10,000+. The reason this is so good is that it shows you how easy it is. It’s by far the easiest because they can interpret many of the exchanges CSV exports of your transactions rather than have you change everything to their format. Covers each year within the transaction limit so it can get very expensive if you made a lot of transactions in one year. However, I used coupon code TC30 for 30% off every order at least, but I still spent about $500. Recommended for individual reports because once it’s paid for you can always come back and make amendments and less ideal for reporting across multiple years. - https://koinly.io/?via=1BED9CF9&utm_source=friend
CryptoTaxCalculator – You can generate reports for every tax year with your one-year subscription which would make it very affordable, however, assuming you do this every year, it will add up. From $49 to $299 ranging from 100 transactions to 100,000. When I tested it a year ago I had a lot of issues, but trying again recently it was pretty smooth. I’d say if you have to do many years all at once, this could be the best option, however, if you need reports in the future or want to amend something and your subscription has run out, then you’d have to renew it versus buying the transactions and reports separately. If I had done all my reporting here, I could have saved a couple hundred dollars. Recommended for people looking to report out multiple years at once. - https://cryptotaxcalculator.io/
Cointracker – Lets you do up to 1000 transactions for free from Coinsquare only. Charges $279 for 1,000 transactions per tax year and beyond that are priced individually. Basically, it’s overpriced, but if you only Coinsquare, you could do it for free with a low amount of transactions. Recommended only for Coinsquare users. - https://www.cointracker.io/
Read the rest to see the other platforms I reviewed here:
Hive: https://peakd.com/hive-167922/@scottcbusiness/slqikqxl
Publish0x: https://www.publish0x.com/at-scottcbusiness/what-are-the-best-crypto-tax-reporting-platforms-xzgrmpr
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Voice is releasing on February 14th but will need to use a private EOSIO chain to be able to support it. Though it doesn’t explicitly say so, it’s due to the high CPU consumption on the public blockchain. Let’s talk about it.
This is where I first read and became of aware of the fact that Voice wasn’t actually releasing on the EOS public chain: https://messari.io/article/block-one-s-social-media-app-voice-will-not-initially-launch-on-eos
Then I confirmed this by going to their FAQ and reading their answer for “Where will Voice be hosted?” here: https://voice.com/faq/
Exactly what it says is: “While Voice is in beta and a highly iterative state, it will be run on a purpose-made EOSIO blockchain. In time, we would like Voice to leverage the EOS Public Blockchain, and potentially others that can meet the performance and governance demands of Voice.”
It also says that it will potentially utilize others and that it would like to leverage the public EOS blockchain, but given it’s never fixed, it will 100% utilize other chains.
I’ve made many videos and posts explaining the issues with EOS you can find here: https://youtu.be/wwKdV-5gGX0
My first EOS dapp review: https://youtu.be/4Wyo7sDl-fY
My follow up EOS dapp review: https://youtu.be/oOxUuTHhIUo
My final re-review of EOS dapps: https://youtu.be/-Cyk_GnTc_U
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I'm sure you've seen that Gab has been deplatformed and shut down by many big tech companies. There's been a lot going on. I briefly go over the situation and call for a discussion and focus on this as it forms future precedents on free speech.
You can see their statement on their site gab.ai which you can read below too:
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"Gab has spent the past 48 hours proudly working with the DOJ and FBI to bring justice to an alleged terrorist. Because of the data we provided, they now have plenty of evidence for their case. In the midst of this Gab has been no-platformed by essential internet infrastructure providers at every level. We are the most censored, smeared, and no-platformed startup in history, which means we are a threat to the media and to the Silicon Valley Oligarchy.
Gab isn’t going anywhere.
It doesn’t matter what you write. It doesn’t matter what the sophist talking heads say on TV. It doesn’t matter what verified nobodies say on Twitter. We have plenty of options, resources, and support. We will exercise every possible avenue to keep Gab online and defend free speech and individual liberty for all people.
You have all just made Gab a nationally recognized brand as the home of free speech online at a time when Silicon Valley is stifling political speech they disagree with to interfere in a US election.
The internet is not reality. TV is not reality. 80% of normal everyday people agree with Gab and support free expression and liberty. The online outrage mob and mainstream media spin machine are the minority opinion. People are waking up, so please keep pointing the finger at a social network instead of pointing the finger at the alleged shooter who holds sole responsibility for his actions.
No-platform us all you want. Ban us all you want. Smear us all you want.
You can’t stop an idea.
As we transition to a new hosting provider Gab will be inaccessible for a period of time. We are working around the clock to get Gab.com back online. Thank you and remember to speak freely."
- Andrew Torba, CEO Gab.com
Also check out these two articles:
Gab Is Moving To The Blockchain - https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeldelcastillo/2018/10/31/the-alt-rights-favorite-social-network-gabs-plan-to-use-blockchain-to-make-itself-indestructible/#911c13231be3
Microsoft Azure threatens Gab - https://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-gab-azure-cloud-anti-semitism-2018-8
In-depth coverage "There's More To The Gab Take Down Than You Might Think." - https://www.minds.com/blog/view/903593204910571520
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I had the pleasure of chatting with the amazing Naomi Brockwell about the many dapps she uses, her thoughts on them, and how she utilizes them in her content creation process.
Naomi Brockwell worked as a policy associate at the New York Bitcoin Center from 2013 - 2015. Since 2015 she has been a producer for 19-times Emmy-Award-Winning Journalist John Stossel. She is a regular of US national TV discussing blockchain technology & current events, & emcees some of the biggest blockchain conferences.
Naomi was a producer for the 2015 feature documentary "Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It" (Best International Documentary, Anthem Film Festival; Winner of Special Jury Prize, Amsterdam Film Festival), & for the 2018 award-winning documentary about the housing crash "The Bubble"
These are some of the questions we went over:
• How important is decentralization to you on a blockchain platform?
• How important is it that a crypto-monetized or blockchain platform hosts content on the blockchain?
• How do you feel about platforms that don’t let you withdraw your funds?
What are your thoughts on the platforms below?
• Hive
• LBRY
• Publish0x
• Uptrennd
• Flote
• Steem
• So where can everyone go to learn more about you?
Check out her various channels for more awesome crypto, privacy, tech, and free speech content:
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https://lbry.tv/@NaomiBrockwell:4
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