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My 1BCH Goal After 7 Weeks It has been five days since the last time I wrote an article on read.cash. It's not that I'm demotivated or something, but I was hoping for the bot to visit my other posts that were upvoted with just a few cents by him. I thought, if I don't post anything, the bot will visit my other articles, but as you can see, I was wrong. LOL. Until now, he hasn't visited me yet. Good thing my affiliates were doing the work and gave me a few cents every day. These small amounts were used to upvote some of the latest articles that mentioned my name and funding the sponsorship as well. As of now, I only have $0.22 left on my read.cash wallet. LOL. Now, it's time to write again, and since I have no idea what topic to write about, I'm just going to make a small update about my 1BCH goal. Even though I'm no longer earning the way I used to before, I'm still grateful that I have noise.cash to at least fund my other wallets. This means that my 1BCH goal is still working despite the odds lately. So how's my 1BCH goal today, as we speak? Keep reading to find out more. As of February 2, 2021, I have six official wallets: **read.cash**  This is the wallet for all my read.cash earnings that I HODL since December 15, 2020. **Celsius**  The capital from this wallet was from the profit I earned during the last BCH pump last January. **Binance**  Also, this comes from the profit, which I earned from the main HODL wallet. **Noise/Nexo** This comes from my noise.cash earnings. **P. Money** From my own money, but I might just transfer this to the main wallet and consider this as my payment for taking 4100 pesos ($86) from my read.cash earnings. **$1BCH A Day** From my noise.cash earnings.

So far, I am super happy with the result. I started last December 15, 2020, and in less than two months, I already have a total capital of $459.61 with $371.67 in my wallets. And since January was not that productive for me, I will do my best to be more active here no matter what. I know I've already said this many times, but I want to be serious this time. If I don't post a lot here on read.cash, then it would be impossible for me to get noticed by the bot. So regardless if he visits me or not, I will try to publish one article a day. As for the noise.cash, I will also need to upgrade my posts to hopefully gain more tips that I can use for the CHARITY BOX and have some for myself. Honestly, I don't earn that much anymore on noise. I barely get $3 a day. If this continues, it would be difficult for me to fund my NEXO and $1BCH A Day wallet. Plus, not to mention my CHARITY BOX? Another thing is, I'm thinking of pulling out my Celsius account. Although I only have a small portion of my BCH there, the interest I earned a week is just $0.02 a week, which isn't worth it for me. So, I'm thinking of sending it back to my main wallet. That way, I don't have to manage too many wallets as it would be hard to monitor them once the price starts to pump again. So the plan this week is to send both P. Money (Personal Money) and Celsius to my main HODL wallet, which is the Read.Cash wallet. I will transfer both once the price dumps under $400, so hopefully, it will before this weekend. By the way, last night, I was able to trade my XRP to USDT and use that to do spot trading. I did not earn a profit, though, despite the pump up yesterday because when I sent my XRP from Nexo to Binance, it took hours to receive. When it arrived in my Binance wallet, from almost $15 before sending it, I only received $12. Then dumped again until it was $10. I was kinda upset because I was expecting to gain $3 profit but ended up losing $5 ($3 profit and $2 capital). Despite the loss, I'm still okay because I still have the majority of the capital intact. HEHE.

To sum up everything that I've mentioned above here's the goal: Publish 1 article a day on read.cash Level up my strategy on noise.cash (not sure what strategy to make, though. LOL) Transfer two wallets to the main one Stay motivated no matter what

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