PAX Gold (PAXG)

Day 13: Things to spend your profits on:

S tier:

▫️Family
▫️Health (screenings, gym, swimming, therapy)
▫️Privacy (VPNs, burner phones, passports)
▫️Physical gold / tokenized gold (e.g., PAXG)
▫️Index funds / securities / estate

A tier:

▫️Skill-building (dev courses, writing coaching etc)
▫️Proper PC / desk setup
▫️OPSEC upgrades (cold wallets, Faraday bags, air-gapped devices)
▫️supporting public goods or close community

B tier:

▫️Travel
▫️DePIN tools (Starlink, Helium gear, miners)
▫️tech upgrades (new flashy phone, new camera gear, extra extra monitor)

C tier:

▫️Watches
▫️Supercars / luxury leases
▫️VIP tables / fake status boosts

D tier:

▫️Useless smart home junk
▫️Mild flexes (overpriced coffee gear etc)
▫️VR headsets you use twice
▫️Overpriced Designer clothes

F+ tier:

▫️casino, high-stakes betting
▫️sugar babies, hookers

F tier:

▫️Meme coins
▫️Gambling alts
▫️Farming ponzis
▫️“It's early” Discord calls
▫️Fancy NFTs you’ll baghold forever
▫️Drugs
▫️onlyfans and similar shit

Pacifica Week 36 Update 🌊

🔹 435 points
🔹 Only $6,553 volume
🔹 Cost per point: $0.0054
🔹 Rank #548 on @pacifica_fi

This was probably my lowest-effort week so far.
I’ve been away most of the week, so I barely spent time managing positions.

Mainly just kept:
🔸 Long Gold open
🔸 Short PAXG open
🔸 A few occasional trades here and there

That’s it.

Result:

435 points generated with very low volume and minimal management time.

Honestly, what stands out to me the most is the efficiency.

- No aggressive farming.
- No constant trading.
- No overcomplicated setup.
- Just letting the strategy run with a few adjustments during the week.

What I’m noticing lately is that Pacifica still rewards consistency more than overtrading.

A lot of people are chasing volume, vault rotations, and more active strategies, which can definitely work, but for me, keeping a sustainable setup with low maintenance has been performing surprisingly well.

Especially considering:
✔️ low time commitment
✔️ low volume used
✔️ low cost per point

> Takeaway:

You don’t necessarily need huge volume or nonstop activity to accumulate points efficiently.
Sometimes a simple setup, managed consistently, is enough.