Hi there, I'm glad you enjoyed my story! I'm US-based. In hindsight, I could have added more information on my #OnZero workflow. I will likely do so in a future article.

Basically, I spend on credit throughout the month while directing all my income into bitcoin. At the end of the month I sell the bitcoin needed to pay off the credit cards and pay my monthly fiat bills.

While I still technically touch fiat, this arrangement allows me to be maximally allocated to bitcoin at all times. 

While this model makes sense, during bullish periods, I do question whether it might not be logical to hold more fiat bear markets. Philosophically, I don't want to. But we'll see what the future holds.
 

 Please, let me know when you updated it!

Though decision. Maybe it becomes more easier each cycle and so on 

 I will be sure to! That said, I don't think I'll add all my thoughts on #OnZero to my orange pill story article.

I'm currently working on an article about supply issuance, as a response to a poorly researched news piece I found recently. When I finish that piece, I might tackle a writing about options and strategies for holding zero fiat.

I've bookmarked your reply here to remind myself to shoot you a link once it's written and published!

https://image.nostr.build/c166b1b2c5cf9937b6cb1c15f9a2a08abc23ef49dc1a864ce2c106153b90cbe9.jpg 

 Instead of updating that article, I just made a new one about #GetOnZero where I detail the theory, lay out a few different strategies for different liquidity environments, and share the details of my current workflow.

It's live!

https://bitcoinbarks.com/Barks/get-on-zero/#wbb1