How much of your total capital is in crypto?

[ectbit]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

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[Cvetik56]

I don't have much. But i have 30% in my bank account and 70% in crypto. 50% of my crypto portfolio is BTC, and other half in altcoins.

[kidbounty]

I don't really count in percentages, but my current portfolio is worth around 20k. That's almost 6 months of my salary. I don't have much capital to invest in crypto, because basically crypto is not my main choice to earn money. This investment is like emergency storage in case of need. for now i only hold btc, eth and some other big coins in my portfolio.

[rhomelmabini]

I don't think it matters but for the sake for the thread, I'll reveal mine. I have around 90% on crypto but right now it's way on the stablecoins, still waiting on what the crypto will plays out in the coming weeks or months. Crypto itself is some kind of bank in a sense.

I don't really count in percentages, but my current portfolio is worth around 20k. That's almost 6 months of my salary. I don't have much capital to invest in crypto, because basically crypto is not my main choice to earn money. This investment is like emergency storage in case of need. for now i only hold btc, eth and some other big coins in my portfolio.

20k in dollars? I'm pretty sure that is still a huge capital of it's in dollars. But on the crypto you hold right now how much is it in total?

[hitsnorth]

All of mine small capital is in crypto. But it's just around 3k now. 70% of it is in BTC, 20% in ETH and the rest in LTC.

[Teraboy]

I have 90% in crypto and the rest in the fiat money. I have been making bunch of profit from the crypto and i don't care anymore when i got lost with my current portfolios but so far so good.
I would like always to take the risk in the crypto. I lost a lot caused by selling my portfolios too early just like hex.

[Skinny48]

I have 90% in crypto and the rest in the fiat money. I have been making bunch of profit from the crypto and i don't care anymore when i got lost with my current portfolios but so far so good.
I would like always to take the risk in the crypto. I lost a lot caused by selling my portfolios too early just like hex.

Seems you are one of those who believe that fiat is a bubble? I'm with you man keeping fiat won't do anything and keeping crypto has everything than fiat, all I can say is always have something to fall back on, in future no one knows what the fate of crypto and blockchain will be

[rozak]

actually, I separate my finances for savings in the bank or my needs and crypto trading and investing.
but if accumulated around 60% in the real world and 40% crypto.
however, I earn money not only from long-term investment. but from short-term trades that give daily profits.
but what is clear is my first capital and I have never subtracted or added it to $3k. I will withdraw the profits to the bank. if there is a loss from the trade I will not add to it. and it's been going on for two years. remember the profit I will withdraw to the bank. while the capital will continue to rotate in investment and trade.

[X-ray]

I never try to put lots of percentages in my crypto portfolio and i were always putting 50% as the maximum amount to be allocated in the cryptocurrency and keep the rest into the stable coin to be used as the reserve funds to buy the dip.
The up and down in the market must be prevented with the reserved funds. Sometime i were getting loses and then i must also put reserve funds to buy the bottom.

[Bitstar_coin]

I have about 60% in crypto and rest 40% is for backup incase something goes wrong (although am not hoping for such) bit it is always good to have a plan B, as much as it is easy to gain alot in crypto so it is equally very easy to lose, it will be foolish to put everything in without having a backup plan. This amount is good enough,  it is not too risky or too little imo.

[Dave1]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

Most likely majority of mine is on the crypto, just a small percentage on stock. Just wondering though why your 60% is on the banks? you should have put it on crypto.

Nevertheless, we are all difference, just a matter of preferences. I even heard some people here going 100% on crypto, so they don't have money in the banks and will withdraw their crypto monthly to pay their bills.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

Until now I have never calculated how much my total capital is in cryptocurrencies, either because I don't want to know how much of my capital has been spent or maybe I never thought about it.

In my opinion, what you are doing is the right step in the world of cryptocurrency, meaning that every expense and income must be recorded to be calculated every year, otherwise we will never know the extent of our success in the cryptocurrency world.

We often see this pattern in the world of accounting, offices and similar businesses, every income and expenditure is always recorded neatly for them and at the end of the year all reports will be accounted for, both to the leadership and business owners.

I think we need to apply this pattern in the cryptocurrency world, today after I saw your post, maybe I can take part in implementing this pattern, which I never thought about how much capital I have in the cryptocurrency world.

[haidil]

I have never calculated in percentages like this because as long as I can still store my assets in crypto I will do it regardless of how much the nominal is and how big or small it doesn't matter as long as the money is not used for needs in everyday life I will definitely save it in crypto.
and for the nominal balance, I don't think it's ethical to mention it in the forum because it belongs to someone's privacy. What I want to emphasize is that no matter how much money you have here, be careful in your actions, besides that I suggest if we have more money and there is still no urgent need I recommend saving it here because the future prospects for old age are very good

[zasad@]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

You better think about something else, how much money you lose each year. If inflation in different countries is from 1 to 10%, then this is not all the loss. Fiat money is constantly depreciating due to the quantitative easing policy every year there are more and more fiat money. In total, fiat money loses in its value from 10 to 25% per year, depending on the income of the citizen.
Not one bank compensates for this, and cryptocurrencies are growing in value every year.

[isaac_clarke22]

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I would get lesser than that actually. I never done stock trading just yet, but from the 80/20 strategy when it comes to that 20%. I usually just go 5% from that into crypto since I am not that a full-time trader and I quit my day trading strategy back in the days already.

[tulusikhlas]

to be honest, it's not much, but to meet my personal needs it's more than enough because pushing to get big results with minimal capital like me is still very far away. considering some skills need to be qualified in it. I think to continue to do the prospect of how in the future so that finances can be managed as well as possible. during this pandemic, I am still in good condition for economic matters. we just need to be grateful, nominal for me is not the main thing.

[Review Master]

I don't know, others will believe it or not. But almost 70% capital is in my crypto portfolio, 25% in cash and 5% in bank. Nowadays, i'm investing into crypto whatever i earned from crypto space throughout my works or services towards projects. Also, 20% from all crypto capitals are into dapp and really happy to use dapp. Rest of the crypto capitals are invested into many coins+tokens for long term purposes. 

[Teknisi88]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

Yes I have, until now I have about 60% in crypto.
The rest I do trading to get more profit if it is possible.
Hopefully so.

[apa don]

I don't really count in percentages, but my current portfolio is worth around 20k. That's almost 6 months of my salary. I don't have much capital to invest in crypto, because basically crypto is not my main choice to earn money. This investment is like emergency storage in case of need. for now i only hold btc, eth and some other big coins in my portfolio.

Yes, I strongly support that, but in crypto market assets there is no view towards large or small capital, because crypto market assets are a digital market that promises future investments, and to invest, it is enough to play slowly or not. must be large capital.
and if we have large capital, it is better or more profitable, and likewise with small capital, the income will be small.

[ectbit]

Have you ever calculated how much of your total capital is in cryptocurrency?

In my case, i have 60% of my money in bank accounts, 20% in stock market, 5% in cash and only 15% in crypto.

You better think about something else, how much money you lose each year. If inflation in different countries is from 1 to 10%, then this is not all the loss. Fiat money is constantly depreciating due to the quantitative easing policy every year there are more and more fiat money. In total, fiat money loses in its value from 10 to 25% per year, depending on the income of the citizen.
Not one bank compensates for this, and cryptocurrencies are growing in value every year.

Inflation in most developed countries is under 2% every year.

 I don't keep most of my money in bank accounts because i don't believe in crypto. I just want to increase my crypto percentage gradually.
Three years ago i had only 3% of my capital, now is at 15%. Maybe next year it will rise to 20%