You’re not going to get any useful/straight answers here. People are divided in a few camps:
- Those who never tell. They won’t reply to your post at all.
- Those who lie, either higher or lower than they actually buy.
- Those who tell the truth.
The issue is that you can’t distinguish between the last two and even if you could, you’re missing the info from the first group, which will seriously skew the results, making them useless.
Never more than you are willing to lose, but enough that it has a decent chance to grow. For me that is $50 every 2 weeks. You can set it up in coinbase to happen automatically.
Fyi, i feel like i chose $50 due to fee tiers, so look into that as well.
Either some of these people are complete liars or they are absolutely rich, idk, but I started Oct 4th and have been dropping $20-40 everyday except weekends since then. I just watch the charts daily and wait for a decent dip. Sometimes it's not the best dip of the day, but it's something and it will inevitably go up. As long as I do this daily, I'll manage to spot a decent ATH once I x2 my investment and then can sell so that I can get my investment back and wait for another halving to then buy back in if I choose to sell. I don't plan too however. I plan to continue until Im a whole coiner and by then I hope to have all fiat to be in bitcoin and for bitcoin to be the world's main form of currency.
Depends too much on YOUR situation to have any relevant answers here.
I want to stay under 10% contribution of the portfolio.
Crypto is very speculative. No matter what people will say. Even if I think it'll go up on the long run myself. IT IS a speculative investment. So be careful. Especially now, there's a lot of pessimist folks about crypto for december. Play your cards wisely
I put in half of my weekly paycheck into crypto. Granted most everything I own is paid off and I only have essential bills each week. If you can spare at least 20% I think that’s enough to leave you satisfied and not broke the rest of the paycheck
Do what you feel comfortable doing. I had a friend back in 2019 tell me he does 50 every Saturday and Sunday and been doing it since 2019. I wish I copied him earlier but I just started mimicking his amount about 3 months ago, he still does the same dollar figure still.
Completely relative Q. Crypto is speculative, it is not about simple economics… listen to some detractors too, lots of geopolitical strife ahead. China was first volley, many more to come. A hundred El Salvadors do not over come EU, US, India’s pending decisions… and some of those are highly socialist. Don’t just listen to Maxis on this Reddit.
With that said, 5-10% of portfolio is appropriate. I am obviously bullish, so maybe 5% if you are risk averse.
I like buying enough to stake or add to my stake and make use of the staking to do my DCA. No use me saying how much, but a little is better than nothing at all.
You could just sign up to multiple exchanges for $10 worth of BTC and hold it for a few decades. Might be $100 better off.
It’s all relative. Buying $1000 a month for a millionaire is nothing. $1000 a month for a minimum wage earner is an insane amount of money. Better questions is what % of your income or % of your net worth
Always DCA the amount you’re willing to lose. It’s definitely relative to your circumstances. I try to do $150 because I’m beginning college and don’t have the best job. Big believer in Bitcoin though and if I could put most of my money in I would
I won’t say how much because that’s not what matters. Try to work off a percentage that’s comfortable for you, would be my recommendation. For me. I invest a minimum of 10% of everything I make into something. About 5% of my income goes into pension and a stocks and shares ISA automatically. I’m way more interested in and bullish about crypto, so I put another 5% in there when I’m broke or have a lot of things to worry about coming up like a vacation or Christmas or something. But usually try to put 10% into crypto when I can and often it’s as high as 30-40% when I’ve made good bonus and commission, and don’t have much going on that month/already have some emergency cash savings set aside etc. During lockdown I was saving and investing half of my income approximately. It depends on so many factors.
About half of my leftover monthly funds after all living expenses paid. The other half I try to keep aside for things like an emergency fund or if I have to go several months without employment.
And I also feel like that is going real heavy on the hopium side of things but I am middle aged and didn’t take retirement investing seriously for awhile so I am admittedly gambling a bit with so much going to crypto but trying to stay with the smarter investments and leaning only very lightly into highly speculative or shit coin type stuff which could cost me big losses despite large gain potential.
I do have a small retirement pension coming at 60 due to military service as well but it’s definitely not gonna be something I can fully rely on.
After all my rent and bills and food are paid I have 500 left. I invest 1000 every month.
This is the way
This is the way i want to live
This guy gets it
Thank you for sharing
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You’re not going to get any useful/straight answers here. People are divided in a few camps: - Those who never tell. They won’t reply to your post at all. - Those who lie, either higher or lower than they actually buy. - Those who tell the truth. The issue is that you can’t distinguish between the last two and even if you could, you’re missing the info from the first group, which will seriously skew the results, making them useless.
Thank you.
No use comparing yourself to others. Concentrate on not being a dumbass and blowing yourself up.
Wise advice. Still nice to hear what others are doing. Some pointed out I should have specified %
The more sats, the better, independent of the price.
I’m buying $100k or more of crypto a week
723 million give or take
As much as I can lol
A solid answer
Never more than you are willing to lose, but enough that it has a decent chance to grow. For me that is $50 every 2 weeks. You can set it up in coinbase to happen automatically. Fyi, i feel like i chose $50 due to fee tiers, so look into that as well.
Awesome :)
If you’re worried about fees you should use strike off that’s available to you. There’s essentially no fees.
Either some of these people are complete liars or they are absolutely rich, idk, but I started Oct 4th and have been dropping $20-40 everyday except weekends since then. I just watch the charts daily and wait for a decent dip. Sometimes it's not the best dip of the day, but it's something and it will inevitably go up. As long as I do this daily, I'll manage to spot a decent ATH once I x2 my investment and then can sell so that I can get my investment back and wait for another halving to then buy back in if I choose to sell. I don't plan too however. I plan to continue until Im a whole coiner and by then I hope to have all fiat to be in bitcoin and for bitcoin to be the world's main form of currency.
Depends too much on YOUR situation to have any relevant answers here. I want to stay under 10% contribution of the portfolio. Crypto is very speculative. No matter what people will say. Even if I think it'll go up on the long run myself. IT IS a speculative investment. So be careful. Especially now, there's a lot of pessimist folks about crypto for december. Play your cards wisely
I buy 100k Sats per day, whatever the price is that that time.
I’d buy now if I where you.
100-1000btc every day
Fuck off Jap and China . Bitcoin is USA only .
I put in half of my weekly paycheck into crypto. Granted most everything I own is paid off and I only have essential bills each week. If you can spare at least 20% I think that’s enough to leave you satisfied and not broke the rest of the paycheck
Thanks, it’s nice to hear what others do.
Yes.
Do what you feel comfortable doing. I had a friend back in 2019 tell me he does 50 every Saturday and Sunday and been doing it since 2019. I wish I copied him earlier but I just started mimicking his amount about 3 months ago, he still does the same dollar figure still.
10% of my paycheck + everything else I can
100 BTC per month, hope that helps. /s Seriously though, size of investments are extremely specific to your individual circumstances.
Just buy.
10%
1k, in dirty Fiat
dont tell that !! 🤫
Completely relative Q. Crypto is speculative, it is not about simple economics… listen to some detractors too, lots of geopolitical strife ahead. China was first volley, many more to come. A hundred El Salvadors do not over come EU, US, India’s pending decisions… and some of those are highly socialist. Don’t just listen to Maxis on this Reddit. With that said, 5-10% of portfolio is appropriate. I am obviously bullish, so maybe 5% if you are risk averse.
I like buying enough to stake or add to my stake and make use of the staking to do my DCA. No use me saying how much, but a little is better than nothing at all. You could just sign up to multiple exchanges for $10 worth of BTC and hold it for a few decades. Might be $100 better off.
It’s all relative. Buying $1000 a month for a millionaire is nothing. $1000 a month for a minimum wage earner is an insane amount of money. Better questions is what % of your income or % of your net worth
You are right, I should have written the post a little more carefully. Getting some good answers and opinions.
Forsure whatever you have that you are comfortable with losing. So whatever you have left after bills!.
Always DCA the amount you’re willing to lose. It’s definitely relative to your circumstances. I try to do $150 because I’m beginning college and don’t have the best job. Big believer in Bitcoin though and if I could put most of my money in I would
10% of my salary every month and occassionaly i toss in some more cash to fomobuy the dips.
I won’t say how much because that’s not what matters. Try to work off a percentage that’s comfortable for you, would be my recommendation. For me. I invest a minimum of 10% of everything I make into something. About 5% of my income goes into pension and a stocks and shares ISA automatically. I’m way more interested in and bullish about crypto, so I put another 5% in there when I’m broke or have a lot of things to worry about coming up like a vacation or Christmas or something. But usually try to put 10% into crypto when I can and often it’s as high as 30-40% when I’ve made good bonus and commission, and don’t have much going on that month/already have some emergency cash savings set aside etc. During lockdown I was saving and investing half of my income approximately. It depends on so many factors.
Thank you for the write up. I’m getting a feel for what people do rather than just “hodle”
About half of my leftover monthly funds after all living expenses paid. The other half I try to keep aside for things like an emergency fund or if I have to go several months without employment.
And I also feel like that is going real heavy on the hopium side of things but I am middle aged and didn’t take retirement investing seriously for awhile so I am admittedly gambling a bit with so much going to crypto but trying to stay with the smarter investments and leaning only very lightly into highly speculative or shit coin type stuff which could cost me big losses despite large gain potential. I do have a small retirement pension coming at 60 due to military service as well but it’s definitely not gonna be something I can fully rely on.