What percentage of your total assets would you rather invest in bitcoin?

[jrrsparkles]

OP, Irrelevant title to the content you said in your post.

It depends on everyone's income source so we can't conclude that certain percentage is enough to invest on cryptocurrencies.IMHO the middle class people likes to invest on real estate more than the speculative assets so if you are from such class then better invest 50% from your savings money to bitcoin after every pay cheque.

[Karartma1]

Over the course of 6 years, I have probably put something like 10% of my old fiat currency savings into bitcoin and that has probably been the best and soundest choice I could have made with my hard-earned money.

[PerfectCircle]

It is possible that there will be a few more bitcoins in the future, and there will be a possibility that the bubble will burst?

Crypto isn't a bubble, this is what many don't understand, bitcoin for example is more than a digital gold right now, it's a real store of value than money ( payment solution) thanks to blockchain, the only bad side of crypto right now is bad projects, if Bitcoin was a bubble why did it keep coming back alive? If I'm correct bitcoin have died too many times before

[LogitechMouse]

It is possible that there will be a few more bitcoins in the future, and there will be a possibility that the bubble will burst?

As much as I want to see that what is happening right now is just a bubble, the fact that there are some good news coming out like institutions coming out and more people are investing into it are enough to say that the bubble will not burst out soon. I can also say that this isn't a bubble too but just another step towards adoption.

It might be possible that we will experience a huge correction in the succeeding weeks but that too can still not happen knowing that there are some big companies that are buying Bitcoin on a daily basis. Now to answer your question, TBH I would like to spend half of it and invest into Bitcoin. I have huge trust in it and I can bear even though Bitcoin will go lower than the price I bought.

[mu_enrico]

Assume if your total asset is $200k, expenses/month $7k, income $10k, then preserve $84k as savings for 1 year, invest 50% or $100k in bitcoin if you want to hold it for a year or less. We know bitcoin will reach at least $100k by the end of the year, right?  

We hope we know , but in reality, we even don't know what will happen five minutes in the future.
Losing 10% of your net worth is not a big deal. I did it several times, actually, but losing 50% of your net worth is something to cry about.

Of course, the conservative-aggressive spectrum is relative. For some people putting 50% is neutral, but for me, people who did it have big balls made of steel.

[BuNga_cute]

If what the opening post means is that there will be a replacement for Bitcoin in the future with new coins appearing, it could happen that it will
appear better than Bitcoin. Because in my opinion nothing in this world is eternal, there must be a beginning and an end. So in the future there
will definitely be new coins, but they may not appear anytime soon. Then regarding the possibility that Bitcoin will fall, it can also occur, especially
when we remember the bubble incident that occurred in 2017. Usually history repeats itself, so it's just in case Bitcoin falls again. So don't forget
to always use the stop-loss feature.

[raidarksword]

In the future no more bitcoins will be mined it means it will have a price increase in the market and that's gonna be the turning point for supply and demand scenario in the market. In matters of percentage, I would say 10% because I don't have much assets to invest with and I take it as well as an extra money for ventures for bitcoin  and for sure any amount of it still an investment.

[yhiaali3]

Bitcoin is not a bubble, this has been said about Bitcoin before, but Bitcoin has proven that it is not just a bubble and has been able to overcome all the difficulties that stood in its way.
For me, although I prefer Bitcoin to all other cryptocurrencies, I always work according to the saying that you do not put all the eggs in one basket, so I prefer to have at least three coins in my wallet, so I will work to put 50% of my assets in bitcoin and the rest with it I buy two different coins.

[Pamadar]

When I made my investment in January 2017, cryptocurrencies made up around 1% of my total investment portfolio. Now they make more than 50% of my net worth, despite the fact that I sold a large part of my holdings from 2018-2021. My only regret is that I decided to invest only a small part of my wealth in to Bitcoin in 2017. If I had invested 10% instead of 1%, then there was no need to do full-time job now.

Maybe not only you who are regretting that but most of us feel the same.

If only" that's the perfect word from regretting not trusting enough or not taking the big risk investing within this market. Crypto way back is very affordable and if you do saves 10% of your fiat earnings and keep it up to know, that will brings you more than 3 folds of your initial investment. If you can just turned back time, but all the potential still there just be careful and furios to lessen the possible risk on your money.

[fullhdpixel]

Assume if your total asset is $200k, expenses/month $7k, income $10k, then preserve $84k as savings for 1 year, invest 50% or $100k in bitcoin if you want to hold it for a year or less. We know bitcoin will reach at least $100k by the end of the year, right?  

We hope we know , but in reality, we even don't know what will happen five minutes in the future.
Losing 10% of your net worth is not a big deal. I did it several times, actually, but losing 50% of your net worth is something to cry about.

Of course, the conservative-aggressive spectrum is relative. For some people putting 50% is neutral, but for me, people who did it have big balls made of steel.

I would say even 50% is not to cry about depending on the situation. I am a lucky person to say that my savings account is not something I need to use, at least not all of it and a small portion of it would be fine if an emergency happens but I have managed to instead create debt and repay that instead of using my savings account. During 2018 I have lost literally everything in my account, no crypto no nothing, it was a bad year for me, after an amazing and unbelievable 2017 year I had to yield and let it go.

However I didn't stop, I worked, I earned, I saved, I invested and traded, and right now I have nearly back to that level of money saved again, took me about 2 years but I have reached there obviously with a great help from bitcoin as well. Long story short you can go to zero, have nothing, and you can still regroup and get back on the horse. Never be discouraged, anything is possible if you are willing to work for it.

[shoreno]

how can i invest my asset if they are already an asset ? or you mean convert my asset to cash to invest in btc or swap my asset to btc .

 no need for that because i dont invest on any other asset except for btc but if youl ask if how much  percent of money are we going to put on btc , i can put 20 to 30 percent because i have lots of expenses and the rest 70 to 80 percent of my money are hardly going to be enough for me to live for a month untill i recieve my salary again

[Pixyoxx]

I would’ve invested my assets in December, right now the pricing is dropping day by day and Bitcoin is stabalizing, I would invest around 40% taking into account the pandemic .
I would also consider to invest some percentage of that In Eth.
Right now is definitely not a good idea to invest if you are looking for a short time investment

[jaysabi]

It is possible that there will be a few more bitcoins in the future, and there will be a possibility that the bubble will burst?

To answer the question in the subject of the post, considering how speculative bitcoin is as an asset, far below 1%.  As for the possibility of bitcoin being a bubble that could burst, you can never rule it out. The history is nothing volatility based on speculation.

[palle11]

It is possible that there will be a few more bitcoins in the future, and there will be a possibility that the bubble will burst?

there won't be more than 21million bitcoins circulating in the market. Instead there'll be lost of some of the total supply as a result of the careless nature of humans and others will be held off exchanges by holders in the form of institutional investors and retail investors.

Yes there is already limit to number of bitcoin which will not increase but possible for reduction from the analysis you have made

Anything is possible, although bitcoin can't be hacked but we have different theory going around which might just cause harm if they were to be possible but only time will tell.

Including that we need to be careful of our hodling and wallet codes so that they don't get hacked or being scammed. The crypto environment is filled with different possibilities and we have to invest wisely.

[BITCOIN4X]

Including that we need to be careful of our hodling and wallet codes so that they don't get hacked or being scammed. The crypto environment is filled with different possibilities and we have to invest wisely.

Of course, we don't need to be greedy just because we believe in the potential that exists in bitcoin or other crypto investment asset. Due to volatility and price fluctuation, all that would have been possible even though we now know that adoption is increasing. We all need good judgment before deciding how much money to invest and we must also consider accepting all the consequences that will occur in the future.

Bitcoin is the best investment choice in the crypto market, this asset should be in the portfolio of every crypto investor. Seeing institutional investors are very interested in these assets that I thought it would be best to buy some while hoping the price will continue to increase.

[Mauser]

At the moment I have around 10-15% of my savings invested in crypto currencies, the same amount is invested in stocks and bonds. And a small part of around 5% is invested in a real estate fund. The other 50% of my savings I just hold in cash. Due to the corona pandemic I sold some stocks and bonds just to have a bit more cash for some potential needs. Once everything goes back to normal I would like to go up to 25% Cryptos, 25% Stocks and 25% Bonds/Real Estate.

[Raflesia]

how can i invest my asset if they are already an asset ? or you mean convert my asset to cash to invest in btc or swap my asset to btc .

 no need for that because i dont invest on any other asset except for btc but if youl ask if how much  percent of money are we going to put on btc , i can put 20 to 30 percent because i have lots of expenses and the rest 70 to 80 percent of my money are hardly going to be enough for me to live for a month untill i recieve my salary again

If we don't have a family, the meaning of the word doesn't have a wife and children, while we still receive salaries from our work every month, people who already understand crypto will change to a few percent BTC assets depending on their needs.

Like me, because I know that investing in bitcoin is very promising for the long term, therefore part of my income from this forum will be used as a future investment. meaning in crypto technology and 50% I will set aside for bitcoin investment.

In fact, I want my full income from trading and investment from bitcoin and some altcoins.

[redsun114]

First of all, there won't be another Bitcoin in future because Bitcoin has its own identity and maybe we can call it the father of cryptocurrencies so its like although there might be better coins made in future with more purpose and utility but the fact remains that Bitcoin was the first and only cryptocurrency so it cannot be replaced.

Moving forward we already see that there are some excellent projects like DOT which solves the problems that were not covered by the previous projects. So, basically what Bitcoin lacked was covered by Ethereum and what ETH lacks will be covered by DOT as people say and what DOT lacks will be then picked up by other projects and new coins or tokens will be launched based on that.

[TheGreatPython]

Over the course of 6 years, I have probably put something like 10% of my old fiat currency savings into bitcoin and that has probably been the best and soundest choice I could have made with my hard-earned money.

So true and I wish I could do that. I was watching a video which I wish I saw earlier because this  guy is spot on - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw29h7LhEuE&t=161s

But I have no regrets either because I came into crypto decently early and I have only positive memories and balance in crypto so there is nothing I should regret about. I made a habit of buying some Bitcoins every time I save some money from my salary or when I get any kind of funds like interest and others.

It sounds crazy but 100k is within reach and more realistic now than ever before so not going to sell my coins anytime soon and while I don't suggest or buy myself at $30k+ but the actual worth of Bitcoins is even more and if you still buy you can double or triple your money.

[Casdinyard]

To be honest, I would only invest 15% of my total assets into this technology. Not because I don't see how profitable this technology as an investment, but simply because, I am aiming for a more consistent profit from an investment. The profit is indeed big in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies but to how I look the risk, I guess I would more prefer' slow but sure profit in which I am getting from other assets and investments I am having in real life. The patten in my opinion is more visible in real estate investment than crypto investment. But I won't hide the fact that profit is bigger from my crypto investments, and can be earned in a shorter period of time.