This week was straight execution. No hype. No nonsense. Just work, numbers, and a curveball I didn’t expect.

📊 Weekly Instacart Overview

Total Earnings: $701.49
Active Hours: 22.19 hours
Batches: 31
Batch Pay: $325.65
Tips: $375.84
Pending Tips: $40.76

Daily Earnings Breakdown

• Mon: $146.78

• Tue: $218.38

• Wed: $33.67

• Thu: $180.47

• Fri: $122.19

LA was flowing batches were hitting every 5–15 minutes across Ralphs, Vons, Costco. Some days were slower, some days spiked, but the consistency carried the whole week.

🛒 Working the Stores

Instacart’s recommendations actually lined up for once. Parking in the right zones kept the batch feed active.
No wasted miles.
No dead hours.
Just clean, repeatable workflow.

🚀 The Unexpected Surprise: Financing Bitcoin Mining Power

Marky mentioned something earlier in the week that went right over my head… until I saw it myself:

You can literally finance mining power.

Not cloud mining.
Not renting.
Financing actual hashrate with 0% fees, four installments, and the miner starts producing BTC immediately.

Example from my screen:

• Total: $518.12

• Payments: $129.53 × 4

• Miner starts right away

• BTC rewards begin before it’s fully paid

That’s a completely different lane for gig workers stacking crypto.
Small payments → long-term compounding → asset grows while you’re still paying it down.

I didn’t know this option even existed until now.

⏳ The ChronoCrypto Reality

I’m not a financial advisor I’m an Instacart driver stacking Hive, scooping UTOPIS off the market, and building future income streams piece by piece.

Gig work covers the now.
Crypto builds the later.
And financing BTC mining might be one of the cleanest hybrid plays I’ve seen this month.

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