> I have no idea what to do with the money. Maybe this is not exactly what you're asking, but I'll say it anyway. Consider that these two things are not quite

> I have no idea what to do with the money. Maybe this is not exactly what you're asking, but I'll say it anyway. Consider that these two things are not quite the same: (1) How to become wealthy. (2) How to stay wealthy. Now that you've done #1, you may want to take steps to ensure you've got #2 covered. This probably involves charting out your expected financial needs / wants, covering the whole course of your life, your own needs, potential family, heirs, and other purposes for the money like using some of it to improve the world. Once you know your goals, you can then choose a strategy (investments, tax planning, spending levels, etc.) to meet them. Probably you want the help of some kind of professional financial planner, but you may be able to do it yourself if you are inclined (and honest with yourself about your actual capabilities and judgment). My point is, if you accidentally become wealthy and then accidentally aren't wealthy anymore, you'll probably regret that. Because you probably won't be able to repeat your good fortune with ETH. Now that I've said all that, when your own needs are provided for, one possible way to find fulfillment is by working to meet others' needs. There is a LOT of need in the world. If you're interested, I bet there's something out there that you can help with effectively (matches your skills/strengths) and that resonates with you.