I’m always looking for new margins on which to stack.

I’m thinking about getting into online teaching as an easy second job that can go almost entirely into the stack.

I currently put about 65% of my paycheck into Bitcoin every two weeks since the start of the new year. Last year, I was only doing about 25% of my paycheck.

Yes, maybe aside from the depths of the last bear market, every year I convert more fiat into bitcoin than the year before.

I slowed down once I hit my target. Now, I stack few times a year. I also started investing in index funds and gold since they are not coupled to Bitcoin price.

Also, I try to earn sats by contributing to open source projects like SN

As the stack increases in size, so doth the force and urgency at which one stacks:

StackForce ∝ StackSize × Urgency²

{ where StackForce is the unstoppable compulsion to stack more, StackSize is the current height of the stack. Urgency is a mysterious internal variable only the individual can feel.}

You automatically slow down because you will run out of fiat at some time.

Pedal to the floor only works so long. You have to pace yourself because stacking is a long term plan.

Yeah, I was embarrassingly low when I started.

Isn't this just natural bitcoiner progression?

it slowed down dramatically since the exchange rate changed

I assume it is like this for lots of people

I've slowed down since my first big burst of buying bitcoin. Now I buy sporadically, but tend to increase my rate of purchase during price dips.

Since I did the mental configuration. To what I consider as 100%

I state with everything in Bitcoin and so I plan to maintain.

I apply to the extent that I can, more sometimes and less sometimes, but I try not to stop.

I started not long ago and I’ve already cut out some of the methods I found for earning a few sats. From mobile shitcoins to endless faucets — none of that is worth my time, and I realized I can redirect my efforts toward more productive things.

My stacking method is still pretty amateur. I’ve got a few games linked to wallets that earn a little in my free time, I use Stacker News where I spend time reading and staying updated, and now and then I do a survey or something like that.

Most of it comes from my salary, which I’ve been converting into Bitcoin. I started with a little over 3% and I’m increasing it month by month as I pay off my debts — some credit debt that I’m seriously thinking about not paying at all, and instead converting that into Bitcoin and maybe settling it in the future.