Jan 01, 2020: $74,276
Jan 04, 2021: $83,207
Feb 05, 2021: $82,000 (-1.45%, -$1,207)
March 04, 2021: $81,655 (-0.42%, -$345)
April 01, 2021: $83,034 (+1.69%, +$1,379)
May 05, 2021: $86,068 (+3.65%, +$3,034)
Sigh, it was one my most expensive months, I paid a lot for hobby-related stuff (vintage computer magazines and books, sci-fi and fantasy books), bought vitamins, many gifts, etc. My investments reached rock bottom, at least I hope they did :) But anyway, I received payments for some sold domains (around $2700), and I got my yearly bonus (~$1.7k). Next month's paycheck will be nice as well, as payroll forgot to pay my 1 day overtime. In addition, my team received a large bonus after successfully finishing a project (I'm not sure about the details but the reward can be around $700).
What do I expect from May? It's going to be similar as April, as I've already paid around $400 for a vintage computer (ZX Spectrum+) and fighting fantasy books. These are more of an investment than a hobby, my plan is that when I get bored of my vintage computers I sell them, well, maybe not with a profit, but for the same amount I bought them. It's the same situation with books, vintage computer (and fantasy) books are very much in demand here in Hungary, so there will be always a buyer with a deep pocket.
In addition to my domain side business, I started something new. It's rather an experiment than a business. I've ordered 100+ ZX Spectrum game cassettes ($150 for the whole package) with the intention of later selling them, or trading them for gaming magazines that are missing from my collection. Maybe I'll get bored selling them one by one and I rather sell them with a loss, but it is an interesting experience (and I can play with these games until those get sold).