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Author Topic: Balancing Financial security and Bitcoin Accumulation  (Read 23622 times)
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Today at 09:34:35 AM
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Yes, it is not a must, you are right. Many investors are having different misconception on diversification and over accumulation. The reasons for diversifying can differ to another investor. The same thing goes for over-accumulation.

After investing in Bitcoin, which i think should take over 50% of your total portfolio, it is also good to diversify, I will recommend low risk asset that can give you profits yearly. It should be an investment that helps protect your bitcoin investment from tampering it.
I disagree because diversification doesn’t always reduce risk the way people think it does. Many assets people diversify into.....stocks, equities, even some bonds....often fall at the same time during market downturns. So when Bitcoin drops, those assets may also be down, meaning there’s no real “balance” happening. That creates a false sense of safety. Also, volatility alone isn’t real risk if you understand what you’re holding. Bitcoin’s price swings are normal, and reacting to dips by diversifying can be more emotional than strategic.

Another issue is spreading money too early. If someone has a clear Bitcoin target and strong belief in it, dividing funds before reaching that goal can slow down real accumulation. Concentration is often how wealth is built, while diversification is better for protecting wealth after it’s built. On top of that, many people don’t truly understand stocks, bonds, or other traditional assets either....they just assume they’re safer. Diversifying too early can also mean moving money away from a high-growth asset too soon, which comes with a real opportunity cost.
Even if you believe diversification does not always reduce risk the way people think it does, it is still necessary for people to diversify their investments into stock or bonds if they have reached the stage of over accumulation so that when there is a downturn in the Bitcoin market, their investments in either stock or bonds will come to their aid while they patiently keep holding their Bitcoin till the year they will decide to sell it. Diversifying your investment when you have not reached over accumulation in Bitcoin investment is very unwise because it will delay you from accumulating a reasonable amount of Bitcoin since you will be using your discretionary income on different investments. So to succeed in reaching over accumulation in Bitcoin investment, we should focus only in Bitcoin investment, and we can think about diversifying our investment when we have reached over accumulation on Bitcoin investment.

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Today at 10:45:45 AM
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Not at all, I am not a shitcoiner. I was trying to give a level ground for anyone who wants to diversify and trying to see diversifying into personal business as part of diversification to help grow Bitcoin assets for low income earners particularly, but that made me sound like a shitcoiner as perceived. Also when I said halving accumulation target I really meant there was getting to the halve of the target, like let's say the target is 1 BTC so getting to 0.5 BTC.

Great that diversifying is likely a tool to preserve Bitcoin wealth rather than to grow it. In the crypto space, it is Bitcoin or nothing, so no chance for shitcoining.

When I think about diversifying my investments, this is what comes to mind. Huh Huh
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/02/03/UEJskv.png
https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192
I think you could possibly be thinking of diversification probably when you have gotten to over accumulation, when you have been buying bitcoin for a very long term, probably I could say that to your satisfying years, that is when I feel that diversification would be possible for anyone, but when you’re still in your accumulation period you do not have any business with diversification because I don’t really think there is anything you will diversify into that would be better than investing in bitcoin at the moment, because presently there is so many opportunities in the bitcoin market, just imagine you buy bitcoin now and what happens in the next 4-10 years I believe it will be massive for investment opportunities.
Yeah the idea of diversification isn't bad, it's just that it shouldn't be done at the early or mid stage of Bitcoin investments journey. Wen a person is building their Bitcoin position, focus and consistency is more important than you spreading your money into other Alts coins thinking that you will realize big profits from it. Bitcoin volatility is enough to warn you not to jump into other projects at an early stages. Diversifying too early can dilute results and create confusion. Like you said once you feel you have accumulated enough Bitcoin, then you feel you that you want to stretch your hands a little bit , then adding other assets ( but not shitcoins only strong Alts like Eth ) can help with balance and peace of mind. But still investing in them should be done with more caution because they are more risky than Bitcoin. As an investor, build your conviction on Bitcoin properly before diversifying.
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