Wealth Mastery #83

Written By
Lark Davis
First Published
January 30, 2022
Last Updated
September 5, 2024
Estimated Reading Time
25 minutes
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In This Issue

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My latest portfolio updates. 

Rebecca breaks down this week’s trending coins.

Matt has a report for you on the Fantom ecosystem.

The team from Monkey Ball join us to discuss their exciting play to earn game on Solana. 

Jesse has a deep dive for you on Cardano’s Sundae Swap.

A quick reminder that all research and market analysis is provided for educational and informational purposes, and should not be considered as financial advice. You are ultimately responsible for your investments and trades, and they should only ever be entered by those who understand the risks, are willing to lose their entire investment, and properly understand how to manage their risk.Also, every issue will contain more information, tips, hints, and analysis than you can make use of. It is up to you to decide what information shared here has value to you or not.

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Lark’s Portfolio

I sold my Convex farming rewards, and I staked my Curve Finance tokens in Convex Finance. 

I bought more LOOKS and staked it. 

I added to my Solice farming position on Orca. 

I bought more Bitcoin.

Falling farming rates for Bitcoin on Convex Finance have me keeping an eye out for a better idea for my BTC. 

I have staked my Moonbeam and Moonriver tokens. HERE

I exited my leveraged position in Abracadabra. Will re enter when I feel the market is more chill. This platform which allowed me to borrow MIM stablecoins has a liquidation price attached to it, and even though it was far away from that price I am not interested in taking the risk. 

I sold my RPG coins, in the event that the market gets much worse I am not interested in holding these on the way down. It was a small position which I did not intend as a long term hold and I can book it as a tax loss. 

I sold my Ethernity as well. Remember how I said that if the market turned I was not wedded to this moon bag? Well here we are. This was a coin I had actually taken profits on multiple times and I was holding this moon bag “in case” we got some really bullish market action. I am actually taking the same attitude to a few other bags that feel stale to me. I also reduced positions in Kylin and Bridge Mutual. For Kylin because I don’t see a reason to continue holding so much if the market tanks. For Bridge because I want to get a tax harvest on my farming rewards, I am still in a good sized position on this. 

Housekeeping stuff, I renewed insurance for Convex and Curve. I also moved some stablecoins (like 2% of my total) out of the market as I needed some “real world” cash. I took Solana off of my list as it dropped below the 0.1% threshold in my portfolio. Like I said before, I am not really investing in Solana, although I do have some for buying NFTs and using the network. Ardana has also dropped under the 0.1% threshold. I also added in Alice which I recently received from a private sale release, and intend to hold onto for a while. 

On another note TIME has basically completely crashed into oblivion. Will it come back at some point. Maybe. BUT as I mentioned when I entered I was ready to lose my entire investment in this experiment which is why I kept my…

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Hi! My name is Lark Davis!
I’m a cryptocurrency investor with years of experience and I’ve been making consistent profits in the crypto space.
I’m passionate about helping others do the same, so I run multiple educational channels on crypto investing. 

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