How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?

[satpol_PP]

Yes, but don't forget that the cryptocurrency market is very volatile. It would be good to have a safety cushion in case of a sharp fall.

Yes, many crypto enthusiast already new that the market is volatile, and very difficult to predict. A further additions to one's portfolio should be carried out with caution and not with emotions.
However, adding a little fraction of one's income, for a long term plan can be a huge advantage during the bull run. For example, Holders of Btc since 2019 are already in big returns, and investing on crypto, in my opinion, is always an open opportunity especially when you buy during the dip or market corrections.

Bitcoin is held longer will be more expensive and for those who have held bitcoin since 2019 now have many advantages if they sell it, but they will hold it until next year.
many think and regret why not hold bitcoin from the beginning, if I have free funds of course I will do it but I choose to hold for a 4 year cycle because I do not have the funds to hold long term.

[MrSpasybo]

Bitcoin is held longer will be more expensive and for those who have held bitcoin since 2019 now have many advantages if they sell it, but they will hold it until next year.
many think and regret why not hold bitcoin from the beginning, if I have free funds of course I will do it but I choose to hold for a 4 year cycle because I do not have the funds to hold long term.

We all have different financial situations, which means our approaches to crypto investing vary. Some people are happy to hold onto their crypto for years, while others might need the funds for more immediate expenses within the next few months. This diversity creates a vibrant market with both long-term and short-term investors, holders and traders.

For me, a 4-year investment cycle seems optimal to maximize the benefits of Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations. My goal with BTC is to DCA in at the bottom and sell near the top, then repeat this cycle over the years to accumulate significant gains for the future.

[JISAN]

Yes, but don't forget that the cryptocurrency market is very volatile. It would be good to have a safety cushion in case of a sharp fall.

Yes, many crypto enthusiast already new that the market is volatile, and very difficult to predict. A further additions to one's portfolio should be carried out with caution and not with emotions.
However, adding a little fraction of one's income, for a long term plan can be a huge advantage during the bull run. For example, Holders of Btc since 2019 are already in big returns, and investing on crypto, in my opinion, is always an open opportunity especially when you buy during the dip or market corrections.

Bitcoin is held longer will be more expensive and for those who have held bitcoin since 2019 now have many advantages if they sell it, but they will hold it until next year.
many think and regret why not hold bitcoin from the beginning, if I have free funds of course I will do it but I choose to hold for a 4 year cycle because I do not have the funds to hold long term.

Bitcoin always completes its four-year circle as we have seen this year as well.  So if one can afford to invest for long term then one should definitely do it.  And if one invests from the beginning and can hold it for four years then there is no problem in this case.  However, it is doubtful how many people can do folding for such a long time.  I can give a suggestion that everyone can invest 5% of their income in Bitcoin for four whole years.  Then in this case his savings will also follow the DCA strategy.

[Publictalk792]

We all have different financial situations, which means our approaches to crypto investing vary. Some people are happy to hold onto their crypto for years, while others might need the funds for more immediate expenses within the next few months. This diversity creates a vibrant market with both long-term and short-term investors, holders and traders.

For me, a 4-year investment cycle seems optimal to maximize the benefits of Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations. My goal with BTC is to DCA in at the bottom and sell near the top, then repeat this cycle over the years to accumulate significant gains for the future.

Your way of investing in cryptocurrencies shows that it is essential to have plan that fits your financial situation and goals. This helps create lively market with various types of investors. Your 4 year plan for Bitcoin is clever aiming to invest when prices are low and sell when they are high then repeating this process to earn significant profits. Staying disciplined and patient is crucial to reaching your goal of earning substantial profits in future. By the way what methods or measurements do you use to figure out when market is at its lowest or highest point?

[satpol_PP]

We all have different financial situations, which means our approaches to crypto investing vary. Some people are happy to hold onto their crypto for years, while others might need the funds for more immediate expenses within the next few months. This diversity creates a vibrant market with both long-term and short-term investors, holders and traders.

For me, a 4-year investment cycle seems optimal to maximize the benefits of Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations. My goal with BTC is to DCA in at the bottom and sell near the top, then repeat this cycle over the years to accumulate significant gains for the future.

Your way of investing in cryptocurrencies shows that it is essential to have plan that fits your financial situation and goals. This helps create lively market with various types of investors. Your 4 year plan for Bitcoin is clever aiming to invest when prices are low and sell when they are high then repeating this process to earn significant profits. Staying disciplined and patient is crucial to reaching your goal of earning substantial profits in future. By the way what methods or measurements do you use to figure out when market is at its lowest or highest point?

I do long term hold in every cycle and it takes 3-4 years to buy during bearish and sell during bullish season, it does take patience when deciding to be a long term holder. Because we have to use funds that are not needed in the near future and prepare reserve funds to meet our living needs so as not to interfere with our crypto assets that we have planned for long term hold.

[yohananaomi]

We all have different financial situations, which means our approaches to crypto investing vary. Some people are happy to hold onto their crypto for years, while others might need the funds for more immediate expenses within the next few months. This diversity creates a vibrant market with both long-term and short-term investors, holders and traders.

For me, a 4-year investment cycle seems optimal to maximize the benefits of Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations. My goal with BTC is to DCA in at the bottom and sell near the top, then repeat this cycle over the years to accumulate significant gains for the future.

Your way of investing in cryptocurrencies shows that it is essential to have plan that fits your financial situation and goals. This helps create lively market with various types of investors. Your 4 year plan for Bitcoin is clever aiming to invest when prices are low and sell when they are high then repeating this process to earn significant profits. Staying disciplined and patient is crucial to reaching your goal of earning substantial profits in future. By the way what methods or measurements do you use to figure out when market is at its lowest or highest point?

I do long term hold in every cycle and it takes 3-4 years to buy during bearish and sell during bullish season, it does take patience when deciding to be a long term holder. Because we have to use funds that are not needed in the near future and prepare reserve funds to meet our living needs so as not to interfere with our crypto assets that we have planned for long term hold.

What you are doing is very good by holding it until the 4-year cycle and releasing it, if it has increased as desired and don't be tempted to reach the highest, you can actually be left behind and not get the best. After that, we also know that bitcoin will be corrected again and that,'s the right time to buy and hold it again until the next 4-year cycle. This method is also good but if you have large capital and the funds are not needed, you can do a longer tempo but in my opinion it is too detrimental to do that.

[pieppiep]

We all have different financial situations, which means our approaches to crypto investing vary. Some people are happy to hold onto their crypto for years, while others might need the funds for more immediate expenses within the next few months. This diversity creates a vibrant market with both long-term and short-term investors, holders and traders.

For me, a 4-year investment cycle seems optimal to maximize the benefits of Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations. My goal with BTC is to DCA in at the bottom and sell near the top, then repeat this cycle over the years to accumulate significant gains for the future.

Your way of investing in cryptocurrencies shows that it is essential to have plan that fits your financial situation and goals. This helps create lively market with various types of investors. Your 4 year plan for Bitcoin is clever aiming to invest when prices are low and sell when they are high then repeating this process to earn significant profits. Staying disciplined and patient is crucial to reaching your goal of earning substantial profits in future. By the way what methods or measurements do you use to figure out when market is at its lowest or highest point?

I do long term hold in every cycle and it takes 3-4 years to buy during bearish and sell during bullish season, it does take patience when deciding to be a long term holder. Because we have to use funds that are not needed in the near future and prepare reserve funds to meet our living needs so as not to interfere with our crypto assets that we have planned for long term hold.

Long term holding of crypto assets entails that one takes a stand for a long time; therefore the process should be taken with a lot of regard. It is worth bearing in mind that, it’s not all luck but long term planning to see the effects of the decisions being made now regardless of short term fluctuations in the crypto market.

When there is no direct need of cash and when we need cash for emergencies, there is no stress on investments and their rates. This step gives us the chance to remain calm and to trust the strategy prepared and to let the asset develop in line with its cycle.

[MrSpasybo]

Long term holding of crypto assets entails that one takes a stand for a long time; therefore the process should be taken with a lot of regard. It is worth bearing in mind that, it’s not all luck but long term planning to see the effects of the decisions being made now regardless of short term fluctuations in the crypto market.

When there is no direct need of cash and when we need cash for emergencies, there is no stress on investments and their rates. This step gives us the chance to remain calm and to trust the strategy prepared and to let the asset develop in line with its cycle.

Yeah, our financial situation definitely impacts our crypto investment decisions, so we should only allocate funds we're comfortable losing. A bad money management strategy can lead to poor decisions, FOMO, and big losses. It's worse than sitting on the sidelines out of fear.

Sure, some people made a killing holding BTC long-term, but let's be real, that's not everyone. Not all of us have the patience or financial cushion to hold for 10 years. I still think a 4-year cycle approach is a good balance of risk and reward.

[rizqillah]

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I do long term hold in every cycle and it takes 3-4 years to buy during bearish and sell during bullish season, it does take patience when deciding to be a long term holder. Because we have to use funds that are not needed in the near future and prepare reserve funds to meet our living needs so as not to interfere with our crypto assets that we have planned for long term hold.

What you are doing is very good by holding it until the 4-year cycle and releasing it, if it has increased as desired and don't be tempted to reach the highest, you can actually be left behind and not get the best. After that, we also know that bitcoin will be corrected again and that,'s the right time to buy and hold it again until the next 4-year cycle. This method is also good but if you have large capital and the funds are not needed, you can do a longer tempo but in my opinion it is too detrimental to do that.
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Bitcoin has reached a new ATH and altcoin prices are starting to rise, I'm just waiting for another correction to buy because the current price is already quite high.
The US presidential election really has a big impact on the crypto market.
A long-term holder always holds bitcoin for 4 years to get maximum results while a trader tries to find profit in his trading. All methods used in investing in crypto are very good.
And I see bitcoin is currently showing good progress in November, bitcoin is still a valuable coin to hold.

[enwi]

Currently I put almost 75% of my assets in crypto and only leave 25% in savings for reserves to meet needs if there are sudden needs that must be met and do not interfere with my crypto asset investment. I have a job in the real world that gets a salary every month and crypto for me is just additional income to increase my assets because I have a purchase plan next year from my crypto investment profits.

Storing most of this value in crypto with a safety cushion indicates we are not reckless. This way, we always keep an eye on unpredictable moments while not losing our focus on the primary investment in crypto.

Real work income also lends stability as does crypto which can be utilized as an additional source to support our asset base. This strategy can really make it easier to leverage on the growth possibilities presented by the crypto assets. More consistent results in reaching our financial goals can be due to a clear plan and good management of funds.

[MrSpasybo]

Storing most of this value in crypto with a safety cushion indicates we are not reckless. This way, we always keep an eye on unpredictable moments while not losing our focus on the primary investment in crypto.

Real work income also lends stability as does crypto which can be utilized as an additional source to support our asset base. This strategy can really make it easier to leverage on the growth possibilities presented by the crypto assets. More consistent results in reaching our financial goals can be due to a clear plan and good management of funds.

Well, honestly, I don't think allocating 75% of assets to crypto is a safe bet. Crypto is a highly volatile market that can offer both great opportunities and significant risks. Having 25% of assets in reserve might be enough to protect us from major financial events, like ensuring our family's expenses for 6-12 months, but it's still not very safe from a risk management perspective.

Of course, we see this kind of asset allocation quite often nowadays because younger investors in crypto may be more willing to take risks compared to older people investing in stocks. High risk comes with high reward, but as the crypto market matures, we'll also need a more balanced portfolio that includes crypto, stocks, real estate, and savings.

[satpol_PP]

Storing most of this value in crypto with a safety cushion indicates we are not reckless. This way, we always keep an eye on unpredictable moments while not losing our focus on the primary investment in crypto.

Real work income also lends stability as does crypto which can be utilized as an additional source to support our asset base. This strategy can really make it easier to leverage on the growth possibilities presented by the crypto assets. More consistent results in reaching our financial goals can be due to a clear plan and good management of funds.

Well, honestly, I don't think allocating 75% of assets to crypto is a safe bet. Crypto is a highly volatile market that can offer both great opportunities and significant risks. Having 25% of assets in reserve might be enough to protect us from major financial events, like ensuring our family's expenses for 6-12 months, but it's still not very safe from a risk management perspective.

Of course, we see this kind of asset allocation quite often nowadays because younger investors in crypto may be more willing to take risks compared to older people investing in stocks. High risk comes with high reward, but as the crypto market matures, we'll also need a more balanced portfolio that includes crypto, stocks, real estate, and savings.

I also do what you do, because I have 75% of assets in crypto and the rest is just a reserve for needs if at any time there is a sudden need, I work in the real world, so I get a steady income from my salary.
It may be true, young investors will take big risks but as an investor who has been in the crypto world for a long time I take risks that I can bear with my capital, I don't take big risks.

[PX-Z]

I also do what you do, because I have 75% of assets in crypto and the rest is just a reserve for needs if at any time there is a sudden need, I work in the real world, so I get a steady income from my salary.
It may be true, young investors will take big risks but as an investor who has been in the crypto world for a long time I take risks that I can bear with my capital, I don't take big risks.

You don't take big risks but you have your assets in 75% in crypto, thats something contradictory. Well, anyway since each one of us have different perspective on risk management so it's reasonable. Well, mine is 30% in crypto, or even lower, the rest are in savings, emergency funds, and cash for daily use. I won't put my most of assets in crypto knowing how volatile it is, but thinking i will adding it more since it looks like were in bullish market.

[rizqillah]

I also do what you do, because I have 75% of assets in crypto and the rest is just a reserve for needs if at any time there is a sudden need, I work in the real world, so I get a steady income from my salary.
It may be true, young investors will take big risks but as an investor who has been in the crypto world for a long time I take risks that I can bear with my capital, I don't take big risks.

You don't take big risks but you have your assets in 75% in crypto, thats something contradictory. Well, anyway since each one of us have different perspective on risk management so it's reasonable. Well, mine is 30% in crypto, or even lower, the rest are in savings, emergency funds, and cash for daily use. I won't put my most of assets in crypto knowing how volatile it is, but thinking i will adding it more since it looks like were in bullish market.

Maybe he is a crypto lover and has already profited from crypto so he put 75% of his assets in crypto, or because his assets are large so 25% can cover savings, reserve funds and property. We don't know the details with him, but everyone's decisions are different and I salute the courage of the person.
I only keep 40% of my assets in crypto because the risk is also bear with the very volatile crypto market.

[MRY]

I also do what you do, because I have 75% of assets in crypto and the rest is just a reserve for needs if at any time there is a sudden need, I work in the real world, so I get a steady income from my salary.
It may be true, young investors will take big risks but as an investor who has been in the crypto world for a long time I take risks that I can bear with my capital, I don't take big risks.

You don't take big risks but you have your assets in 75% in crypto, thats something contradictory. Well, anyway since each one of us have different perspective on risk management so it's reasonable. Well, mine is 30% in crypto, or even lower, the rest are in savings, emergency funds, and cash for daily use. I won't put my most of assets in crypto knowing how volatile it is, but thinking i will adding it more since it looks like were in bullish market.

It is quite fascinating to see how people manage their funds, with the crypto, especially given how much volatility it has. I do not have an issue with investing a lot into crypto especially during a bullseason, but it is necessary to have some coins in savings and ‘backup’ wallets. With the right ratio, one should remain very adaptable to effectively consider all the available market changes.