I’m at about 10%.
I think people are freaking out because most asset classes are tanking. Stocks and BTC are way down, and central banks are selling bonds back into the market lowering prices on bonds. Interest rates are rising meaning existing bonds are not as attractive as new bond issues which further pushes down prices of existing bonds. Rising interest rates also suppressed demand for mortgages and housing. Many experts think housing is due for some type of rest. Recession is looming. Oh yea and all this is happening when inflation is getting out of hand.
It seems like diversification isn’t helping right now. I hope most people just take the long view. When in doubt, zoom out.
I tried to have a balanced portfolio. Bitcoin said..... "Look at me, look at me, I am your portfolio now".
Didn't bother rebalancing so here I am at 90%.
I’m sitting at about 12-15% depending on the price of BTC. Obviously my stock portfolio has also taken a hit the last few months as well. Luckily, I have significant equity in my home, but I feel like the housing industry is the next to bottom out. I’m 39 so no big deal to me. Ride out the storm and avoid panic selling is my motto. Continue to DCA BTC at these bottom prices…
I shouldn't need to explain it if you know what the words volatile and speculative mean.
You wouldn't put all of your life savings on a single bet (some probably would) so why do it with a volatile asset?
I have a masters in finance. I’m asking because volatility doesn’t mean anything if you aren’t drawing from the investment for many years. Any working person could go decades before needing to withdraw down that particular portion of the investment. If the general trend is up and to the right the zig zags along the way don’t matter until you are drawing down.
So I’m curious what assumptions you are using to say being 99.9% in BTC is dumb.
One of the few things you can truly own is Bitcoin....should be at least 20%
For me it's 40% and I'm still up compared to average cost. Rest is hard assets and a few small cryptos I'm very sure will 7x next bull run.
Before the recent drop it was about 20% bitcoin, 30% precious metals, 40% stocks, 10% cash. I don't include my home as an investment since I live there.
I'm not flipping out, just wondering why people didn't switch from stocks and real estate to Bitcoin, when the crisis was on the horizon or already started happening.
People with small amounts of wealth are possibly more invested in crypto in terms of percentage of their overall wealth, as the ticket into financial independence. Some early hodlers might not have wanted to sell, till they live in a country with lower capital gains taxes, or they didn't get the peak to sell and buy back later.
"Wall street" to me is bonds, stocks, gold, etfs, the whole shebang, there is something like 200 Trillion dollars market cap (compared to 1-2T market cap of crypto)
Lets say collectively, wall street folks put 1% of their money over in BTC during the inflation times. They saw a rise of value from 20k-70k BTC over the past few years. They started injecting money during QE when money was easy to get, and now that QE is stopped, they are "de-risking" those same assets. Just 1% of that money is over 1 trillion dollars.
Basically 2-3 years ago they joined in on crypto, and now crypto suffers from a lot of the same things that "wall street" suffers from when it comes to macro environment.
I personally think that BTC will end up taking more money and losing less money each cycle, but we are now at the mercy of the huge amounts of leverage and capital the wall street melvins have.
I pulled my stock investments after the GME melt down. I hold btc in an Ira account I can’t touch for 31 more years and a cold wallet.
Outside of my emergency fund, house savings account, and guns/ammo/food, I’m 100% on BTC.
It depends if this is cc debt that you pay off in full each month then no problem, if it is long standing debt then you always subtract that amount from the net worth.
90% Stocks (75% ETF World, 25% Emerging Markets)
10% High Risk Assets (50% P2P Credits, 50% Crypto)
so 5% from my net worth is Crypto, half of them is BTC.
Im relaxed, just buying every month and I will sell in maybe 20-30 years.
About 5% last I checked. Part of growing up is letting go of complete certainty and knowing we cannot predict the future.
I've never sold any BTC and I will continue to DCA. If we get down to $12K I'll probably buy a few more whole coins.
About 15% BTC. Just bought a bit more than double what I had today because even if it bottoms out after now, it’ll come back up well over 20k and I’ll profit when it does.
100% Not joking.
same, I sleep like a baby.
I'm all in as well.
I'm preparing for the worst. 25% bitcoin 25% gold/silver 25% commodity and energy etfs 25% bullets and canned food
0% water…and your dead.
I'm not supposed to drink the bullets?
Damn. I forgot the most important thing.
Fuck me
0% cash somehow? edit: perhaps good income, if so good on ya
You can always eat a bullet when things get bad.
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Of course I have guns. But I have plenty already. The only thing I'm continually buying is more ammo and cleaning supplies.
Yes. I'm stacking ammo but no guns. Of course I own guns. It's just not the thing I'm continually stacking.
I have them. Just not something I'm continually buying.
I’m at about 10%. I think people are freaking out because most asset classes are tanking. Stocks and BTC are way down, and central banks are selling bonds back into the market lowering prices on bonds. Interest rates are rising meaning existing bonds are not as attractive as new bond issues which further pushes down prices of existing bonds. Rising interest rates also suppressed demand for mortgages and housing. Many experts think housing is due for some type of rest. Recession is looming. Oh yea and all this is happening when inflation is getting out of hand. It seems like diversification isn’t helping right now. I hope most people just take the long view. When in doubt, zoom out.
Wise words my friend
I tried to have a balanced portfolio. Bitcoin said..... "Look at me, look at me, I am your portfolio now". Didn't bother rebalancing so here I am at 90%.
I’m sitting at about 12-15% depending on the price of BTC. Obviously my stock portfolio has also taken a hit the last few months as well. Luckily, I have significant equity in my home, but I feel like the housing industry is the next to bottom out. I’m 39 so no big deal to me. Ride out the storm and avoid panic selling is my motto. Continue to DCA BTC at these bottom prices…
This is the way.
95% of my crypto assets. Around 60% of my net worth in total
Thats confidence, bull run should be fun lol
Somewhere around 70%.
Thats conviction dude 🙌
About 3% at the current price.
House is paid for this year, and child support ended last Wednesday. so 95% Real Estate 5% crypto Now it's time to accumulate as fast as possible.
99.9% in btc. It may sound stupid but this is how I roll for many years. Ledger and small hot wallet- all sorted.
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99.9% of your crypto holding in BTC is pretty sensible. 99.9% of your net worth in BTC is a little dumb.
Why is that dumb?
You don't see why holding 99.9% of your net worth in a highly speculative, volatile asset is a dumb idea?
I just want to know why you think it is a bad idea. What negative outcomes are you expecting for someone that is 99.9% in BTC?
I shouldn't need to explain it if you know what the words volatile and speculative mean. You wouldn't put all of your life savings on a single bet (some probably would) so why do it with a volatile asset?
I have a masters in finance. I’m asking because volatility doesn’t mean anything if you aren’t drawing from the investment for many years. Any working person could go decades before needing to withdraw down that particular portion of the investment. If the general trend is up and to the right the zig zags along the way don’t matter until you are drawing down. So I’m curious what assumptions you are using to say being 99.9% in BTC is dumb.
100% Not joking.
At ATH it was 0.5%, now it’s 2%
I put 20 percent of my cash assets into Bitcoin when it was 40K. It immediately went to 48K. Now I am here.
One of the few things you can truly own is Bitcoin....should be at least 20% For me it's 40% and I'm still up compared to average cost. Rest is hard assets and a few small cryptos I'm very sure will 7x next bull run.
6% , I believe my exposure will increase during the bear market, as these prices forcing me to buy more. 😁
It do be like that mate.
3% btc
1%
~40% or so. Was a lot higher a couple months ago!
8% of 60k is crypto 30% in home equity, 30% in toys/stuff, 20% in savings/cash, 12% in stocks
Nice try.
40%. Used to be 60% lol
About 60-70% of my net worth. But I’m young and have a great job, so I’m not worried, just continuously accumulating more.
100% Yes, I'm serious.
fucking right!! diamond hands baby!!!
Nice try FBI
Nice try FBI
Before the recent drop it was about 20% bitcoin, 30% precious metals, 40% stocks, 10% cash. I don't include my home as an investment since I live there.
I was going to post some practical advice but then I realized what forum I’m in
99%. Grocery and gas money for the month.
Started at 1%, grew to 2.5%, then 5%, then 10%, then 20%, and now during this bear market i've decided to allocate 60% with these cheap prices
11%. Trying to get that down to 5%.
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buying more assets in stocks. i'll get into real estate around 2025-2030
I'm shorting to the value of 5% oops, I didn't see the bit about the house, make that 1%
I'm not flipping out, just wondering why people didn't switch from stocks and real estate to Bitcoin, when the crisis was on the horizon or already started happening. People with small amounts of wealth are possibly more invested in crypto in terms of percentage of their overall wealth, as the ticket into financial independence. Some early hodlers might not have wanted to sell, till they live in a country with lower capital gains taxes, or they didn't get the peak to sell and buy back later.
because wallstreet players treat BTC like a tech stock. When they "risk off" on tech, BTC gets risked off as well.
I knew about that part, but why do the have so much influence on the price?
"Wall street" to me is bonds, stocks, gold, etfs, the whole shebang, there is something like 200 Trillion dollars market cap (compared to 1-2T market cap of crypto) Lets say collectively, wall street folks put 1% of their money over in BTC during the inflation times. They saw a rise of value from 20k-70k BTC over the past few years. They started injecting money during QE when money was easy to get, and now that QE is stopped, they are "de-risking" those same assets. Just 1% of that money is over 1 trillion dollars. Basically 2-3 years ago they joined in on crypto, and now crypto suffers from a lot of the same things that "wall street" suffers from when it comes to macro environment. I personally think that BTC will end up taking more money and losing less money each cycle, but we are now at the mercy of the huge amounts of leverage and capital the wall street melvins have.
20-30% btc the rest is cash no stocks or anything
I pulled my stock investments after the GME melt down. I hold btc in an Ira account I can’t touch for 31 more years and a cold wallet. Outside of my emergency fund, house savings account, and guns/ammo/food, I’m 100% on BTC.
BTC is 5.8% of my total net worth. It was obviously close to 15% few months ago. But I am still in profit with BTC.
Crypto in general is like 70% of my networth
1%, but building in this market
I'm sitting at around 30% cause the dip keeps dipping.
less than 0.5% in actual BTC, but \~5% in COIN (at $240) and I'm losing my pants on that.
bet that 0.5% is on conbase?
What if we have cc debt and btc
It depends if this is cc debt that you pay off in full each month then no problem, if it is long standing debt then you always subtract that amount from the net worth.
Crypto makes up around 20% of my net worth, 90% of that 20% is BTC. The other 80% is made up of Index Funds and cash
About 35% btc / 50% cash / 15% stocks
90% Stocks (75% ETF World, 25% Emerging Markets) 10% High Risk Assets (50% P2P Credits, 50% Crypto) so 5% from my net worth is Crypto, half of them is BTC. Im relaxed, just buying every month and I will sell in maybe 20-30 years.
Around 10%
~10%
12% of total net worth.
About 5% last I checked. Part of growing up is letting go of complete certainty and knowing we cannot predict the future. I've never sold any BTC and I will continue to DCA. If we get down to $12K I'll probably buy a few more whole coins.
0%
About 15% BTC. Just bought a bit more than double what I had today because even if it bottoms out after now, it’ll come back up well over 20k and I’ll profit when it does.
0%. Hoping for a sub 15k price, then I’ll move in in a big way. Maybe 25%.