Sudden Income Jump 150k -> 300k - Anything I should know for FIRE?

29F Recently had a sudden change in income from getting a second remote role where both roles are 150k each. Normally salary jumps come slower so it's easier to ease yourself into new financial planning strategies or slowly build up more info. With this quick change I'm feeling a little lost and thinking I might be missing a decent amount of info on how to best manage this.

I grew up poor-ish (single parent HH who made max 40k when I was older but closer to 30k for most of my young life) and never learned much about financial mgmt from family so I'm mostly self-taught.

I've tried doing my own research on what to do and so far have come up with the following but would love to know if I'm missing anything or am just wrong about any of these strategies:

• Currently using the extra $$ to max out my 401k, Roth 401k and HSA • Been contributing $500/month to a Roth IRA the last couple years which I've recently stopped doing due to going over the income limit and will likely need to call them to recharacterize so I'm not hit with a tax penalty • Saving 100% of the after-tax second salary paychecks in a HYSA until tax time so I have some reserves for a potentially large tax bill. Saving the rest for a home down payment down the line.

Anything else I'm not thinking about? Hoping to use the second salary to bring me closer to FIRE a little faster but want to avoid any newbie pitfalls if I can.

Addl Info if relevant:

• Currently at ~160k NW • 20k in HYSA and 30k actively investing in brokerage acct • 20k in crypto (I know crypto is risky but I've been doing it since 2019 and have made a decent amount so far so will likely keep this) • Rest is in 401k/Roth 401k/Roth IRA/HSA • ~5k in monthly expenses • No CC debt and very minimal remaining student loans (<10k)

Really looking for a sanity check here on if I'm just managing my $$ all wrong or if I'm close but could be taking advantage of other things I'm just not aware of.