This may be tempting but avoid managing money on behalf of friends and family. Sure, gaining access to added funds sounds good in theory, but then you must weigh the emotional burdens of managing not only your money, but also other people’s money as well. It’s way easier to keep your emotions in check when prices are dropping when its just your own cash at stake, but when you introduce the peer pressure from those close to you, it’s way harder to remain rational. Furthermore, it puts your relationships at risk, and who wants to do that? Truth is, it’s difficult enough to make great decisions with your own investment capital, but the added stress from hearing un-needed or unwanted feedback creates added friction. Furthermore, it’s more likely that you’ll make mistakes that could have heavy consequences on your account, because you tend to take more risks than what you’re willing to tolerate, precisely because it’s not your own money. There’s also added tax complications with the sudden influx of money that comes into your account, and if you generate those returns in your name, it’s reflected in your own personal earnings as well. So, then you need to pay the added taxes with the money you generate with the inflated cash position, which becomes even more difficult to manage on behalf of other people without a structured investment vehicle like an investment fund. But, what if you don’t even want to be a fund manager, and go through the regulatory hurdles and legal hurdles to get there? Then it’s not worth managing money on behalf of friends and family. Instead, it’s better to point them in a direction, and provide them the educational resources so they can do this for themselves, that way you can keep the already stressful conditions of the crypto markets limited, before introducing all the added stress from having to burden the responsibility of cash that doesn’t really belong to you. I mention this, because the crypto markets are somewhat confusing, and yet people want to participate by simply outsourcing the responsibility to someone else. You could end up being the poor person who gets tapped on the shoulder for what seems like a great opportunity but ends up being an inherited job that only creates added emotional and financial burdens in your life. So, even if the opportunity emerges, where someone is willing to lend you cash so you have more money to invest or trade just turn it down. If you want to learn more via video courses with my help, and the help of crypto millionaires, bitcoin foundation founders, and various other crypto pioneers who are at the forefront of news, information, and methodologies you’ve got to join the Bitcoin Crypto Mastermind program. We also provide live events, one-on-one consulting, and private communities where knowledgeable experts, and experienced traders interact with each other, share ideas, and keep a level of inclusion that can be found nowhere else. The program will remain open for a select period, so enroll as soon as possible.