Have you heard of the term "beer money"? Unfortunately it's not a specific fund that will only cater to your beer needs. What the term actually means is the small pocket change or excess funds you have lying around to buy quick fun not always necessary things with, like beer for example.
We usually come by these excess funds through secondary means. So some other form of income that is not our main income. To many cryptocurrency as a whole can be considered beer money. Especially if they have a full time job in something completely not related to crypto. Hive could also be considered beer money. If you're in it pure for the fun, social activity and provided knowledge and information, than any form of income you gain from it, is always extra.
With this mindset you can use that part of your finances to buy things you've always wanted, but don't really need essentially. Some cool headphones, a motorbike, a bottle of fine whisky, you name it.
For me Hive has certainly reach beer money status. But also as a possible emergency fund it seems. If I ever need some extra funds to pay bills or something, my HBD savings only needs 3 days to provide me with a solution. But I could technically also just splurge it on a party for example, in the true sense of the term "beer money".
I'm not sure were I was going with this, as it was just one of those random thoughts. Hopefully you have learned a new concept and with it a possible mindset leading to some fun with your extra cashflow.
So, where do you get your beer money from?
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