Over the past few years, I’ve invested most of my time and money into self-development, business coaches, and gaining knowledge — all with one goal in mind: creating freedom in my life. My main focus is on e-commerce and real estate. These are the businesses I’m actively building and where most of my capital goes. For example, the money I make from my businesses is reinvested into villa lease contracts here in Bali. Going forward, I’ll mainly focus on renovation projects in Lombok, since the competition in Bali is becoming very strong. The trading bots are something I see as an extra opportunity, not my core strategy. I review them weekly and approach them with a long-term mindset.Right now, I’m letting my first bot run with compound interest for about two years. I have a total of 1,152 USDT in it, it's still small money, so it wouldn’t be a problem if I lost it. Based on the same monthly profit margin I’ve had over the last five months, and with compounding turned on, that amount could grow to around 30,000 USDT in two years. If at that point Bitcoin is in a bear market, my plan is to invest that capital gradually into BTC (and ETH) and aim for a 2x–3x over the longer term. The upside and the calculation for this strategy is interesting enough to try it out. The person from who I know this bot, lives from the bot for almost a year. He invested 25k and get every month 4250k where he paid all his personal cost from. I might add more capital to the bots in the coming months, but only gradually. The upside is interesting to me, but I’m very aware that it’s still difficult to make significant money with a small amount of capital. What I mainly want to share with this message is this:If your goal is more freedom in life, invest in yourself first. I know most of the people in this group personally, and that’s why I want to be transparent about how I approach things. If you don’t truly need the money, or if you’re working a 9–5, only invest what you can afford to lose. Don’t go all in.For me, the potential upside of the bot feels more attractive than holding altcoins — but it’s still just an extra opportunity, not the foundation.

The bot is making money, but be smart. Use an amount of money what you can lose! Because nothing is 100%. But that's the risk you take. Try it out yourself, send some money and see how the bot is performing for you. You can always topup your bot if you want. This is what I do: I Create 1 bot with a 'compound interest on' and 1 bot with 'compound interest off'. BOT 1: I don't touch this bot for 12 months to see how it's going to work. Bot 2: I send all the profits on a weekly or monthly base to my Coinbase account to buy 80% BTC and 20% ETH. The potential growth of BTC + ETH in the upcoming 5 years is high so less risk. I don't want to have a lot of money in Aurum, because I trust crypto and my exchange more than a bot. Let me know if you have any questions!