I know it’s cool to be “all in” and “bitcoin only” but being real I think 20% is a solid risk reward allocation. Unless you’re starting from zero. At 20% you can endure a 70% drawdown without going completely broke in the process you can also use your other assets to reallocate when prices are favourable back up to 20%. And when it grows out of proportion you can take off some risk when prices are favourable to do so. Still huge asymmetric upside without devastating downside. The irony is you will probably end up with MORE bitcoin this way.
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You do you just my opinion
I really like this take but I think that your allocation really depends on your age and situation. 20% feels healthy for some and not aggressive enough for others. But unless you are super poor and/or have a long term horizon (say 10 plus years), “all in” is not a great place to be in my opinion
I’ll probably start shuffling stuff around in my 30’s.
For now it’s peddle to the floor, all-in mode.
100% this is coming from someone that has been all in. Depends on situation but eventually you gotta protect your downside when you have a family to provide for.
Yes the younger you are and the less you’ve built up you can definitely be way higher than 20% definitely not for everyone
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