I don't know the answer to any of those questions.Personally, I'm sticking with cash flow(holding reserves as well) and... this one may discredit me... bitcoin.  

Crypto gets some bad headlines, but there are really two sides, Investment (Bitcoin, etc) and Decentralized Finance. 

in high-appreciation, low/no cash flow properties to generate large sums of cash to do something else with (market/gold/bitcoin/beanie babies/whatever), you should probably take your profits and sell.

In Bitcoin? 

Bitcoin "only" charges 1% on merchant transactions.

But I guess I won't find out until I get there and check it out - I think I'm gonna need a CPA cause Idk what I'm doing at allMY PERSONAL FINANCES:- $10k in savings- $1k in actual cash- $17k in bitcoin (give or take at current price)- $3k in silver- $2k in a Capital One Roth IRA savings account (I did this by accident thinking it was a normal Roth IRA.

I could invest in a flip, BRRRR, Gold, silver, Bitcoin even another type of business. 2.

Yes but bitcoin can drop at anytime.   

Bitcoin farming is another common practice now where they simply install programs to run in the background on your computers or smartphones and you will only notice the speed seems slower.Hopefully you have a very good anti-virus program as its likely your computer is exposed and they are still lurking in your system.

@Eric Carr I see you are another bitcoin twitter guy!