Ryan
1 min readFeb 12, 2022

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Hi Greg,

Not trade advice. If it were me, I'd do one of 2 things: 1) recupe my investment by claiming only. At up to 3% daily on $1900, that comes to $57/day. At that rate, I'd recupe in 34 days - basically 1 month, right? I'd remove that $1900 in earnings and offload to my wallet and then basically start anew with compounding and it would be like using free money to make more free money after that. 2) Or, if I believed that DRIP would be the same or more in value, then I would just start alternating claiming and compounding every other day. by compounding, your 3% daily will be a little bit more every day.

Which way you decide is up to you. For example, if you believe that DRIP will stay about the same price or higher, then it would be better to compound and claim alternately, or to only compound until the monthly earnings yield a comfortable living.

But if you think you could suffer impermanent loss from DRIP's price dropping, then it might be smart to lock your initial investment first, then start compounding.

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Thanks! :)

Ryan

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