There's a good argument to have crypto as part of your portfolio regardless of whether crypto ends up being relevant or not because it appears to be something somewhat cyclical so there's a way to make lots of money there (The last time to buy was when bitcoin was at 25k, not right now, next buying opportunity should probably be around 30k in the next doomer cycle). But it's something with a very strong likelihood of going to zero, it's a fairly high risk asset so it should be a portion of your portfolio and not the the only part or even the majority of it.
That's a question for the individual and their risk tolerance and their predictions about what will happen.
If I was 20, a very high % might make a lot of sense because high risk tolerance and not a lot of capital anyway, but if I was 50 I'd probably have a pretty low % because you're going to need the money soon and if you lose it then you're going to lose your ability to retire.
If I was 20, a very high % might make a lot of sense because high risk tolerance and not a lot of capital anyway, but if I was 50 I'd probably have a pretty low % because you're going to need the money soon and if you lose it then you're going to lose your ability to retire.
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