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Followed by 4, then 2, then 1. 5, 6, and 7 will remain empty.

Glad you're okay. Hope he was as well. Praying that insurance will resolve the matter quickly and get your car back in a good condition.

100% I figured we need enough for at least an 80% drawdown. We also live below our monthly income, so we should be good on that end. Unless there's something major. We have long term credit lines that we could do minimum payments til it runs back up.

I'm interested to see how this plays out for me. I will choose one of the following:

Option A

1) Get paid (end of month paycheck), and withhold enough from pay to cover mortgage/rent on the 1st

2) Pay mortgage/rent (1st of month)

3) Sell the rest of our Fiat for Bitcoin

4) Spend on credit cards for living expenses (1st-end of month)

5) Get paid (mid month paycheck)

6) Pay off credit card last day of month

7) Sell Fiat from mid month paycheck for Bitcoin

Option B

1) Get paid

2) Pay bills

3) Sell Fiat for Bitcoin

Option C

1) Continue just doing what I'm already doing to live on a Bitcoin standard (see my previous post)

I try to help people understand this. Granted, it took a major life altering event for me to learn that lesson. Don't take any day for granted. Hug those you love.

Wouldn't it be crazy if their crypto backed loans were just a way for them to dissuade people of making a run on their Bitcoin...

Scrolling with Castle in the background. It's been quite enjoyable. :)

Probably that, and it would provide their citizens with too much freedom to get around government controls.