IF, I ever tried Bitcoin, or any other NFTs for that matter, and made that kind of money quickly, Frank, I would treat it as another day at the Casino, and cash it out!

Then maybe try it again! As with the Casino, when we start winning, it is hard to pull out, and then most of us end up going home well into the hole! This, of course, is my opinion!

Jeff

I would be prepared to make a bold statement here. Any site that offers a guaranteed fixed high rate of return, like 1% a day or more is a Ponzi scheme. The internet is rife with such schemes. The only people making money on these sites are the people whose referral links others use to sign up. If you haven't already withdrawn more than you put in then chances are that you never will. Sorry to be a downer and I would be happy to be contradicted.
Happy New Year!
Andy

Don't be the one holding the ball when it all comes crashing down.

As long as you have now reached the stage where, 'it's there money you are playing with." Go for it.

I think you have been extremely lucky so far. Be careful though. As the old saying goes, 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.'

Take care

Well, Frank, those schemes are "stealing from Peter to pay Paul" if you get my point here.
So, it depends on your own ethics. Personally, I don't like the idea of getting money at the expense of someone else loosing it, even though they should know better than to get into such a thing.
Archie

Ponzi Schemes only last as long you are feeding it, friend. But if you are seeing gains in your favor, then keep doing it with the profit. The more you invest the higher the risk factor.
So, if you are investing $500 and seeing a profit of $800-$1000 return, which is a gain of $300-$500, then you are set. If you lose, then you only would lose $500.
But if you start feeling like you can invest $1000 or more and gain just only $500, then that's telling you to invest lower. Losing $1000 or more on one-shot will hurt more. Ouch!.
All the best!

*** the real question: "what amount are you prepared to lose and not fret over it?"

it's the same as going into a casino ... be prepared for the amount that you are willing to lose ... and to not cry about it when it does happen ... it's always in the house's favor, always.... if you double your gains, withdraw your winnings and leave ...

as in stocks ... when your gains have doubled, pull out the original investment and then re-invest the rest ... that way, you always protect yourself ...

so by asking this question here-- you have already received your own internal knowing of what to do that is best for you -- never ever second guess yourself as you are always right ... in whatever you decide for you....

all the very best to you during this glittery season ... :)) ***