2025-12-31 07:22:18

Sharing my annual account statement. This account has been used for nearly 1922 days, and I also have a dedicated account for asset allocation. I mainly use this to handle daily expenses and withdrawals. Based on the data, the annual expenditure is about 200,000 USD, which is pretty good 😂😂😂

The dual-account model for managing investments and daily expenses is quite practical, allowing for clear separation and management. Interested friends can also share their annual statistics to see how everyone is utilizing crypto assets. I’d love to hear about your usage habits and annual spending plans~

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WinterWarmthCat

· 20h ago

Hmm, 200,000 U per year, how stable is this purchasing power? Separating dual accounts is a trick I need to learn too. Hey, 1922 days, your account has already gone through a lot. Speaking of dual accounts, they really save trouble, but I still find it easy to get confused. Spending 200,000 U a year, there's no way I won't be a life winner. This operation is a bit particular, we need to think it over carefully. Wait, how are the returns on your financial management account? Can they cover this expenditure?

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VitalikFanboy42

· 20h ago

200,000 USD a year? I need to learn this financial management skill --- Separate dual accounts, this guy's thinking is quite thorough --- How come I never thought of doing this... --- Just sharing the bill and starting to reflect on life haha --- 1922 days of account history, this execution ability is impressive --- Managing separately is indeed refreshing, avoids messy accounts --- Spending 200,000 a year and still smiling, really good mindset --- Why does it feel like splitting accounts this way makes overspending even easier --- I get this operational logic, need to ponder it more --- Some spend 200,000 a year, others 200,000 a month, the gap is not small

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NFTArchaeologis

· 20h ago

The 1922 days of account history itself is a record, imagine the on-chain trajectory behind this data... The separation of dual accounts indeed confirms a certain financial philosophy—intergenerational differentiation between consumption flow and allocation flow, quite similar to an evolution in early digital asset management. Annual expenditure of 200,000 U... This number is interesting, neither a boastful scale nor enough to fully illustrate the true liquidity situation of the assets.

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GmGmNoGn

· 20h ago

200,000 U per year, I need to learn this spending method

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SignatureCollector

· 20h ago

200,000 USD a year, that's a pretty high level of spending Splitting accounts into two separate management strategies is a good idea, I do the same I'm curious about where the expenses are all going in a year To be honest, having two accounts is indeed convenient—financial management and spending are separate 200,000 USD a year? I need to check my own bills This account has been operating long enough, I have experience Suddenly I feel like my spending might be a bit irrational

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TestnetScholar

· 20h ago

Spending 200,000 U in a year, this purchasing power is impressive. Why do I feel like I've been in the game for so long and still haven't got your skills?

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