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Break from crypto-trading and back to crypto-trading
By The Sleepydevil's Adventure  •  January 4, 2018
It had been a very busy month recently and I'm very occupied lately from work and the festive period. With my project and all coming to an end, this also means that I have more administrative works to be done.

Speaking of which, I've taken a mini-break from my crypto-trading. And what?
Ripple went up 1000% and many other crypto surging pass ATH?

It's alright.. *Ouch.. I'm pinching myself. Real hard!! :(

Guess what.. I'm back for a short while now :)

Since my latest post (here) on crypto trading, I've mentioned that I've withdrawn my capital as well as booking 100% profit along. Now whatever that I'm holding or trading around with are basically free chips. And if anyone does a simple calculation.. it's only a small USD200 that I left in the account after my withdrawal :(

On 02/01/18. Right after New Year, I've made a small return onto crypto-trading (yes.. as I'm on

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By The Sleepydevil's Adventure
I'm a kid born in 1998. At this moment of writing this, I'm age 19 20 and currently a 3rd year student in a local polytechnic awaiting for conscription. I will be working towards the goal of achieving financial freedom and escaping the rat race. I've embarked on the financial journey in 2017 with money I've earned from my part time jobs and savings that I'm able to amassed from occasions such as the Chinese New Year.
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