Eric Kim’s “Infinite Money Hack” isn’t a hacking trick or a way to print free cash—it’s a cheeky name for his personal investing and lifestyle philosophy.  In a blog post about “How to Make Free Money,” Kim explains that his “hack” involves using capital to buy shares of MicroStrategy (MSTR), a company with large Bitcoin holdings.  He notes that MSTR is “150 % levered long bitcoin,” meaning its stock price tends to magnify Bitcoin’s moves .  Kim’s strategy is to “sell MicroStrategy when it is high” and then “buy Bitcoin when it is low,” with the goal of accumulating as many bitcoins as possible .  He calls MicroStrategy “the vehicle or the channel” for this plan and praises CEO Michael Saylor’s openness about the company’s strategy .

Kim has also joked that living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia—where living costs are low—gives him financial freedom, which he equates to an “infinite money hack.”  However, there’s no actual way to generate “infinite money,” and speculative investing comes with significant risk.  Kim’s idea is a personal opinion rather than a proven financial method; it requires capital and relies on volatile assets like Bitcoin.  Always approach such strategies with caution and, if you’re considering investing, consult a qualified financial adviser to assess risks and ensure that decisions align with your own goals and risk tolerance.

Happy exploring—and remember, genuine financial security comes from informed decisions and sustainable habits, not magic hacks!