I get that. Personally I was able to rationalize the cost of the membership solely to allow me to keep all my value allocated to Bitcoin in a seamless way that allows me to easily pay fiat bills.
But your mileage may vary!
I wrote an article about my financial workflow and theory on my website:
I also just really like that the Push-to-Card feature allows me to stay 100% in sats during periods of likely positive price appreciation and only convert for some dollars to pay my fiat bills.
Bill pay got screwy once PayPal changed their terms.
But... Fold added ACH payments and offer tiered rewards depending on how much you use the service.
So instead of paying the card through PayPal, you just pay via ACH and get a small percentage back.
It's not as good as the old model, but it's something. I'll happily take 0.25% on my mortgage and credit card payments.
Just a friendly reminder that you can spend on credit to collect your cash back there, the pay off the cards with Fold ACH to get a few sats back there as well.
I utilize this strategy to get 0.25-0.5% back in sats, even after already collecting my credit card rewards.
The "OPA Halving".
Bitcoin is moving. Feels like it might be another unproductive week at the fiat mines.
Felt cute, might ATH later.
Learn something new every day.
NVM. Did a little more research and to qualify for 0% in cap gains you'd need to make less than $47k including the cap gain...
How poor people avoid paying taxes:
Take a few extra weeks of unpaid time off to keep your earnings below $47k.
Breaking: Between November 11 and November 16, bitcoinpup acquired 222,000 sats at the net cost of $200.
Sounds like a super relaxing way to spend a weekend!
One of my all time favorite gifs.
Hope you have a good visit!