Getting back to the HODL

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It's been a while since I did any real hodling on here and it think it's about time I kicked the habit and got back to my hodling ways. I started this blog when crypto was really peaking and ended up really getting my ass handed to me through my investments. Pretty much everyone did during that time period so I don't feel too bad. Since then I've tried out a few methods to try and generate some revenue for myself and overall I'd say that's been a bit of a disappointment.

One of my goals this year was to be earning $100/day in crypto by the end of the year That is very unlikely to happen but I'm still fully invested in crypto and want it to eventually be my primary source of income. Steemit has been very good to me but really I only end up earning a few bucks here each day and that's a far stretch from my goal of $100. So I've been trying to diversify where my earnings come from and I think it's time I get back to a bit of hodling.

I still like the idea of just running a long term DCA project. Each week I buy a bit of a certain coin in the hopes that it increases in value. I'd maybe like to take that a step further this time around and see if I can find a few coins that can generate me some passive income while I hodl them. I've really had my eye on EOS lately. It was on of our better original projects and has been sitting around $5 a coin for quite some time. I think the project has some huge potential and I also believe we might be able to generate a bit of income just from hodling. This would be through airdrops and potentially leasing coins/power.

I don't think we'd be doing anything on the same scale as before but I could do something simple like taking all my SBD each week and converting it into EOS and seeing what we can accomplish.

Getting back to the HODL | Ecency