Discovering BCH was just an accident back then
Yeah I swear
When I was 16 years old, I came across a comment on Facebook saying that you could earn money by copying motivational posts. That's when I discovered noise.cash, which looked a lot like BCHNostr. The platform quickly adjusted and grew, and I remember I was slow to adapt. A day after I registered on noise.cash, I discovered read.cash as well. For me, that was the best accidental discovery I've ever experienced in my life.
It was a platform where you could earn by sharing your frustrations in life. I even earned $15 in a day just by arguing with a racist. I don't want to make this post too long, but discovering BCH helped me grow my connections, career, and financial literacy.
Without BCH, I don't know how I would've started building connections. Most of the earning opportunities I have today started because of it. Even on HIVE, it's hard to grow without friends who are close to whales. I even discovered this platform because of a virtual friend I met on noise.cash. Those same connections also opened the door for me to affiliate marketing. I've only been active in it recently, and it has helped me earn money while I'm sleeping or doing other errands. My only struggle today is staying consistent.
I also don't know if I'd still have a career in freelancing today. I was 15 years old when I wrote my first-ever novel. The title was When You're Gone, and I remember it had 60 chapters with around 2,000 words each. I thought writing was just a hobby, but I never imagined it would become my bread and butter. I'm currently working with companies to help them grow on Reddit. If you don't know Reddit yet, it's somewhat like noise.cash and BCHNostr. Google favors that platform in its search results, which is why companies want to market their SaaS products and other businesses there.
Lastly, I also learned how to become financially literate. Of course, most of us stay here because of money. I don't think it's wrong to withdraw some of our BCH. At the same time, it's also important to HODL and join the hype, like buying rising cryptocurrencies, depending on your own risk appetite. Right now, I don't want to take too much risk by trading. But back in my noise.cash days, I remember being so busy investing in different altcoins, shitcoins, and other cryptocurrencies. I could still do those things today, but they're no longer my priority. Maybe holding my BCH is the best thing I can do for the time being.
This is just my take for #Activity1 and #ShareYourBCHStory
@Nengste1