u/Equal_Initiative_919

Crypto has been pretty stagnant for a while, yet the prediction market has gained a significant amount of interest recently.

Do you think the money and energy has transitioned over to the prediction market or are we just in a “winter” and crypto will eventually come back?

I’m still in crypto, just wondering if this is the case as to why it’s been stagnant for a while.

I know the money will flow back into crypto once the hype dies down but I am getting a little impatient.

Anyone feel this way as well?

Crypto has been pretty stagnant for a while, yet the prediction market has gained a significant amount of interest recently.

Do you think the money and energy has transitioned over to the prediction market or are we just in a “winter” and crypto will eventually come back?

I’m still in crypto, just wondering if this is the case as to why it’s been stagnant for a while.

I know the money will flow back into crypto once the hype dies down but I am getting a little impatient.

Anyone feel this way as well?

I understand sharing your rating on Reddit forums where you’re anonymous, but in my opinion, it’s best not to tell anyone your rating—especially if you’re 100% P&T. It’s really no one’s business.

Just my two cents

I understand sharing your rating on Reddit forums where you’re anonymous, but in my opinion, it’s best not to tell anyone your rating—especially if you’re 100% P&T. It’s really no one’s business.

Just my two cents

I’m 37 and recently retired. I know it’s unconventional for my age, and while people keep telling me to "find my passion," the truth is... I love doing nothing. I’ve traded the grind for total freedom, and the lack of stress or financial anxiety is incredible.

My daily life is simple: coffee, gym, YouTube, and international travel. But I’ll admit, I struggle with feeling like a "loser" for not having a grand purpose or a side hustle. Is anyone else just enjoying the rest? Am I crazy for thinking that "no stress" is enough of a goal?

Can I use the $50 Hilton surpass credit at any Hilton hotel restaurant (without room reservation) or will it only work if the $50 is charged to your room?

I’ve been separated from the military for almost 4 years. I don’t work but I still have my TSP.

Should I move my TSP to a 401(k) or civilian equivalent?

Are there real benefits to it?

I’m 37. Retired. My investment which includes $700K in investments (mix of Roth IRA, individual brokerage, 401(k)). In addition, I have $75K in HYSA, $45K in crypto, $117K/year in passive income (not from dividends or interest). I have zero debt. My yearly expense including rent, living and travel is roughly $40K. Planning to add to my HYSA and build a bigger safety blanket. I plan to live off of the $4K/month I receive and not touch my HYSA (safety blanket), while letting my investments compound. Single, no kids. Trying to get to FATFIRE but okay staying in LEANFIRE for the rest of my life.