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Rose Timothy

What surprised me after tracking my earnings for three weeks straight

I used to just let things run in the background and never paid close attention to what I was actually earning. But for the last three weeks, I tracked every faucet claim, every staking reward, and every mining update.

The result? A much clearer picture of what’s working and where I should double down. If you haven’t tracked your progress yet, I highly recommend it.

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Amara Ijeoma

I started doing this recently too, and it’s made a world of difference. Did you use a spreadsheet or a budgeting app? I’m experimenting with Google Sheets because I like seeing charts. One thing I noticed is that mining has more daily variation, while staking stays pretty stable. How did you balance your efforts—did you shift more focus toward whichever gave you better yield, or do you keep things evenly split? For beginners: you don’t need fancy tools—just log faucet claims by time, staking rewards by date, and note the mining activity once a day.

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Ahbubakar hamdu

Tracking is honestly underrated. I didn’t realize how inefficient I was being until I looked at my own logs. For example, I was missing faucet claims way more than I thought. Did you create any performance goals based on your tracking, like a weekly ETH target? I started aiming for 0.01 ETH a week across all three features combined. Also, I’d love to hear how you structure your day—do you have set times for claiming or checking stats, or just whenever you remember? Creating a habit routine made it way easier for me to stay on top of it.

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