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>>4942786
That post wasn't inherently serious anon, but let's say you make 100k/year working as en engineer at a big shot bay area company, after taxes you take home 60k, you invest 10% of that in crypto and stocks and instead of renting a room with your gf 1 hour away from train because the sf folks have driven prices up you pull an alex honnold and you build a sleeper van or you build a school bus into a nice home, without rent you'll at a minimum have 1 mill when you're 33 and are ready to settle and start a family in a comfy home, but anyone smart enough to work a 100/k job in SF would build a company or find an easier way.

Some guy at google made this btw : http://www.businessinsider.com/google-employee-lives-in-truck-in-parking-lot-2015-10 but his van sucks, engineers only think about functionality.

Not even necesserelly from crypto, just generally..

When I'm 50 I want to have enough capital to build my own refuge in the spanish alps or in the north of finland, already studying climate change to sort of know the best place to build long term, will also build a bunker, aquaponic automated farm with some arduinos and a water collection system.

Optimal plan would be to get some smart friends and wives and create a small commune for vacations, still a long way to.