Balancing Financial security and Bitcoin Accumulation

[HodlPlanet]

People that investing in bitcoin should be constantly be aware that such that money should be left alone for years, at least a cycle, and not less than that.

If then they cannot handle such idea then they should not even be investing in bitcoin.

Which is why people should invest with discretionary income as it is only what can make you to leave it for a long haul. Investing with any money other than discretionary income usually end bad in regrets.

Yes people that intend to invest in bitcoin for a long term they should have this in mind that they  won't have access to the money till  have reached there investment timeline. With this they will have a good understanding why it is advisable to invest in bitcoin using discretionary income rather than money that we will needing for our daily expenses. If our discretionary income is locked for years it won't affect us or we wont be pushed to temper with our investment but if it is money that we will be needing, whenever the need arise we will be force to fall back to our bitcoin investment.

One thing to keep in mind very clearly is that this investment is not liquid until the investment deadline is met. That is why it is not reasonable to invest in Bitcoin for daily expenses, emergency funds or near future needs, but only discretionary income. The money that will not affect our lifestyle even if it is stuck for a few years should be invested in Bitcoin. If we do not have mental stress about the investment money, then short term fluctuations in the market will not affect our emotions and we will be able to avoid making wrong decisions. But if the money we need goes into the investment, then we will be forced to break the investment in any emergency or a slight decline in the market, which is completely contrary to the long term strategy.

[JayJuanGee]

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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.

Guys will sometimes invest in businesses or in their education and/or training as potential ways in which they would be able to increase their income (and their income from their labor), and the extent to which those kinds of investments are going to end up paying off could be unclear, yet young people make those kinds of choices frequently, since surely there could be cases in which increasing one's income could result in way better life conditions rather than staying focused on buying bitcoin and retaining mediocre and potentially even low paying and dead end jobs.

Even older people might come across potential training and/or job opportunities that even potentially seem to come available based on their having had built up some bitcoin capital - and so sometimes those perceived "opportunities" might mere end up being distractions or even diversions from ongoing building of the bitcoin holdings, so there are cases where guys end up selling too much of their bitcoin too soon based on getting lured into inferior places to put their money, which could end up contributing to their never reaching their bitcoin accumulation goals based on their diluting too much of their bitcoin holdings and selling way too much bitcoin too soon in order to pursue what ends up being inferior "opportunities."

None of us can judge for someone else, including when some guys end up selling way to many coins too soon because they consider residential property ownership to be an investment rather than a place that is going to suck a lot of value that might not be worth it in terms of the quantity of BTC that they might need to sell in order to "get into it," and sometimes a delay of 1-2 cycles before using some of their BTC for residential property might be a better choice where guys might be able to end up selling only 10% to 20% of their bitcoin stash and ending with much more BTC rather than selling 90% or more of their stash and ending up as a low coiner or even ending up as a no coiner.

And, yeah, in times like these when bitcoin prices have been dropping a lot, including difficulties for many or any folks who had invested in the past 1-2 years to be in any kind of significant profits, then some guys might end up losing sight in regards to continuing to put money in bitcoin and to maintain their prioritizing of the ongoing building of their bitcoin investment.

It can be difficult, and sometimes a person ends up feeling that he needs to reduce the amount of bitcoin that he is buying because he feels that he is running out of money.. which might be part of the justification that guys should ongoingly attempt to just invest consistently in bitcoin with a certain portion of their discretionary income and perhaps putting equal amounts into their bitcoin investment, their back up funds and their discretionary consumption.  (something like 33% of their discretionary income in each of the three categories? perhaps?)

[edited out]

One thing to keep in mind very clearly is that this investment is not liquid until the investment deadline is met. That is why it is not reasonable to invest in Bitcoin for daily expenses, emergency funds or near future needs, but only discretionary income. The money that will not affect our lifestyle even if it is stuck for a few years should be invested in Bitcoin. If we do not have mental stress about the investment money, then short term fluctuations in the market will not affect our emotions and we will be able to avoid making wrong decisions. But if the money we need goes into the investment, then we will be forced to break the investment in any emergency or a slight decline in the market, which is completely contrary to the long term strategy.

I don't really disagree with any of the points that you seem to be making, even though the concept of an investment deadline comes off as a strange way of expressing what guys might be shooting for?

Would the "investment deadline" be within a date range? or does it have some other criteria?

How would you propose that a guy considers his "investment deadline," and then once his "investment deadline" is reached, then what does the guy do in regards to his bitcoin investment at that point?

[Mehmet69]

People that investing in bitcoin should be constantly be aware that such that money should be left alone for years, at least a cycle, and not less than that.

If then they cannot handle such idea then they should not even be investing in bitcoin.

Which is why people should invest with discretionary income as it is only what can make you to leave it for a long haul. Investing with any money other than discretionary income usually end bad in regrets.

Yes people that intend to invest in bitcoin for a long term they should have this in mind that they  won't have access to the money till  have reached there investment timeline. With this they will have a good understanding why it is advisable to invest in bitcoin using discretionary income rather than money that we will needing for our daily expenses. If our discretionary income is locked for years it won't affect us or we wont be pushed to temper with our investment but if it is money that we will be needing, whenever the need arise we will be force to fall back to our bitcoin investment.

One thing to keep in mind very clearly is that this investment is not liquid until the investment deadline is met. That is why it is not reasonable to invest in Bitcoin for daily expenses, emergency funds or near future needs, but only discretionary income. The money that will not affect our lifestyle even if it is stuck for a few years should be invested in Bitcoin. If we do not have mental stress about the investment money, then short term fluctuations in the market will not affect our emotions and we will be able to avoid making wrong decisions. But if the money we need goes into the investment, then we will be forced to break the investment in any emergency or a slight decline in the market, which is completely contrary to the long term strategy.

Yes, you are right. We should invest in Bitcoin through discretionary income. But most new investors do not understand this. They think it is very difficult to extract discretionary income from their daily income. We will start with very small. Because for small investors like us, we cannot afford to start investing with one or two Bitcoins. So we can start investing from very small.

The little amount of money that is left after our daily expenses is discretionary income. From this discretionary income, we can save some money for emergency fund and start investing in Bitcoin with the remaining money. This remaining money is our main discretionary income. With which we will not face any danger even if we do not decide to invest for a long time of 8 to 10 years. Discretionary income is a very small and beautiful residual. If we extract it correctly, we will never have to sell our investment in an emergency.

[Joeboy]

Basically, this only creates negative potential, we have to hold on until the goal we set is met, and to be fully qualified in this regard, we first have to ensure discretionary income, if we invest through discretionary income, there is very little chance of being forced to sell unexpectedly, because in unexpected times we will only be forced to sell when the invested money is necessary for us. But when we are sure about this in advance, we will not be forced to sell under any circumstances, but we also have to pay attention to the emergency fund, because having this emergency fund ensures protection for us in any unexpected situation.

Considering how volatile Bitcoin is, it is even infact very difficult to get any kind of profit from it in the short term, that is why I usually pity those folks that are hell bent on ruining their portfolio by going about trading Bitcoin..It seems very useless to me for folks to trade/ sell before their investment investment timeline... Even though folks can does anything that pleases them since it is there money, I still like suggesting that folks stop the habit of always selling their Bitcoin if they haven't reach overaccumulation, their target should be to hold their Bitcoin, while still accumulating for nothing less than 4-10yrs+

[Qhunman]

Considering how volatile Bitcoin is, it is even infact very difficult to get any kind of profit from it in the short term, that is why I usually pity those folks that are hell bent on ruining their portfolio by going about trading Bitcoin..It seems very useless to me for folks to trade/ sell before their investment investment timeline... Even though folks can does anything that pleases them since it is there money, I still like suggesting that folks stop the habit of always selling their Bitcoin if they haven't reach overaccumulation, their target should be to hold their Bitcoin, while still accumulating for nothing less than 4-10yrs+

Trading is not the ideal way to go about investing in bitcoin because in the end you might not get your capital and profits back.  It is riskier and less profitable. Folks who dive into trading may have been lure into it by people who introduce them to bitcoin. So because of that they thought trading is Idea way to make profits from bitcoin. Experience is the best teacher,maybe after they start experiencing loses and Smaller profits, they would realise how risky and unproductive trading bitcoin can be. After discovering truth through the hard way they would stop trading bitcoin and Start investing in bitcoin over the long term

[cocadalcan]

Basically, this only creates negative potential, we have to hold on until the goal we set is met, and to be fully qualified in this regard, we first have to ensure discretionary income, if we invest through discretionary income, there is very little chance of being forced to sell unexpectedly, because in unexpected times we will only be forced to sell when the invested money is necessary for us. But when we are sure about this in advance, we will not be forced to sell under any circumstances, but we also have to pay attention to the emergency fund, because having this emergency fund ensures protection for us in any unexpected situation.

Considering how volatile Bitcoin is, it is even infact very difficult to get any kind of profit from it in the short term, that is why I usually pity those folks that are hell bent on ruining their portfolio by going about trading Bitcoin..It seems very useless to me for folks to trade/ sell before their investment investment timeline... Even though folks can does anything that pleases them since it is there money, I still like suggesting that folks stop the habit of always selling their Bitcoin if they haven't reach overaccumulation, their target should be to hold their Bitcoin, while still accumulating for nothing less than 4-10yrs+

I agree with you. Those who are keen to trade Bitcoin are traders and as such are equivalent to seasonal traders. They are mostly involved in gambling with funds and incur losses. If traders are properly aware of the volatility of Bitcoin price, they will not take the risk of trading. It would be a right decision to turn long term investment thinking into action rather than skipping the risk due to lack of knowledge and expecting high profits.
One thing I would like to add to the advice you have given is to maintain an emergency fund to keep Bitcoin accumulated for a long time. This fund will prevent you from selling Bitcoin in times of emergency. You will be able to easily meet your investment ambition.

[Saltysugar99]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

[abaeze]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

Don't implement what comes to your mind, because you don't seem to understand what diversification means. Diversification does not mean investing all your assets in one place. Even if it is invested in a 100% safe place.

Most new investors misunderstand the concept of diversification and make the wrong decision and lose all their investment, turn away from the investment and end up ending before they even start. Investing in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptos is not the same thing, because most of the altcoins or shitcoins in the market are scams and very volatile, but Bitcoin is different. But even then, it is not right to invest all your assets in one place because if the investment fails for some reason, it is all over.

Many people understand investing in Bitcoin and other cryptos as diversification, which is another kind of fraud, diversification does not mean just dividing money in multiple places, but rather spreading investments in different and unrelated asset classes from each other, so as to reduce risk.  For example, investing in land or real estate and investing in Bitcoin at the same time is a type of diversification. Investing in a crop and spending time on your own business or job at the same time is a type of diversification. In other words, investing in different/separate types of businesses while investing is what truly means diversification in investment. Hopefully, the matter is now clear.

[Futurexxx]

When I think about diversifying my investments, this is what comes to mind.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

As far as this digital space is concern, their is no diversification because Bitcoin is second to none. No other assets can replace Bitcoin if Bitcoin is absent. Puting your money in other digital asset are not investment because when talking about them, it's just a matter of which one is less shitty than the other, besides why thinking of diversification when you have not gotten to your over accumulation status?
It's only when you have gotten to your over accumulation status that it's advisable to diversify, and when doing that, you should be diversifying into land, gold or real estate, not shit coin or alt coin that are full of shit.

[The Founding Titan]

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I personally do not think that the first guy is in that much of a disadvantage, he gets $1k in discretionary income every month and also $1k worth of backup funds too, if he is interested in bitcoin then he has a pretty good starting point as long as he is not willing to be distracted by the idea of diversifying, he is new to investment so he should be more focused on what's considered the biggest asset right now which is bitcoin, he could also definitely save up for emergency with the same discretionary income while also investing at the same time, that way his investment plan isn't delayed and he is also making sure that an emergency situation in the future doesn't put him in between a rock and a hard place.

The second guy though already has $45k worth from all the other investments he did in the last decade with about 5 months worth of backup fund already saved to tackle unexpected complications that might come up, assuming he still has about $1k of discretion income every month then he is in a better position to be aggressive with his bitcoin investment (though he would have most likely been in a better position financially if he had been investing in bitcoin especially with how much growth bitcoin has experienced in the last decade, he would have invested the same amount but his bitcoin assets would have most likely been worth more than $45k) his aggressiveness will be coming from the fact that he already has his back funds ready so he doesn't have any problems with emergency fund and he already is an experienced investor with 10 years with of knowledge (even though it was outside of bitcoin)

How does the second guy treat his $45k that is in other investments?  Does he continue to invest in them?  Does he move some or all of that to bitcoin? He does not have any bitcoin right now.  Maybe he wants to get to fuck you status in 15 years or so? How would he do that? Could that be possible?

That will be his choice, I already said it would have been more profitable if he had already been investing in bitcoin rather than going into a different asset from the start but maybe he didn't know about bitcoin at the time (just giving him the benefit of the doubt) but now that he finally wants to start investing in bitcoin he could lump sum with a certain percentage of the $45k or even all of it, there are certainly people who could do that if they wanted to or he could just decide to start investing with his $1k monthly discretionary income which is also very much likely to have increased beyond $1k since he has already been working for a decade, a promotion or an increased pay could have increased his discretionary work maybe not, but we are still assuming that he is still working with $1k discretionary income every month, so if he is investing with that on a weekly basis then he would be investing around $50k every year and in 15 years he would already have put in over $750k into his bitcoin investment with he himself being around 50 at the time that's not a very bad place to be, no one knows if and how bitcoin would have grown in that time but it's safe to assume with what's happened in the past 15 years of bitcoin that his stash would be worth at least double that amount possibly even more (all of this is assuming he was investing the entire $1k monthly discretionary income into bitcoin and if we consider the possibility that his discretionary income might have increased in that 15 years timeframe with which if he had increased the amount he invests with then he will be ending up with more than he did if he just stuck to $1k) so while he would have still been better off starting with bitcoin from when he was 25 which would had given him 25 years in bitcoin investment his 15 years would still give him a good shot at over accumulation depending on how bitcoin's price moves.
Lump summing the $45k would also give him an added advantage of he is willing to do it.

[Merit.s]

Of course the second guy has more flexibility in what he can do based on his having had already built up an investment portfolio and built up his back up funds, yet he still doesn't have any BTC and he is 10 years older than the first guy, too... so he does not have as much time to build up his bitcoin holdings and/or other aspects of his investment portfolio as compared with the first guy.  Where do you think that the second guy wants to be by the time he is in his 50s or in his 60s? presuming that potentially he is able to keep his job for a bit more time while he is building the bitcoin portion of his investment portfolio.

I am just coming back to this thread. Back to your question about the second guy. He already has a backup funds built of ($7500) which is 5 months of his monthly expenses. I believe that $7500 will serve as his emergency funds since it's more than three months of monthly expenses. Since his discretionary income is $1k and does not need to start building his emergency funds but focus only on building his bitcoin investment.

He can put $900 in bitcoin and use $100 for his discretionary consumption. If I was the guy, I will use $750 to DCA whenever, I get paid and keep $150 to build my reserve funds for buying at the dip. When my reserve funds is set up, I will DCA aggressively with $900 overtime and will top up my emergency funds to six months with time.

[Female King]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

If all your investment is just in bitcoin then that is not diversification, diversifying means going into other kind of investment and for an investor to diversify it means he is comfortable with his bitcoin investment without struggling to invest in bitcoin or they have reached to their bitcoin accumulation point then they can choose to diversify.

[Promocodeudo]

As far as this digital space is concern, their is no diversification because Bitcoin is second to none. No other assets can replace Bitcoin if Bitcoin is absent. Puting your money in other digital asset are not investment because when talking about them, it's just a matter of which one is less shitty than the other, besides why thinking of diversification when you have not gotten to your over accumulation status?
It's only when you have gotten to your over accumulation status that it's advisable to diversify, and when doing that, you should be diversifying into land, gold or real estate, not shit coin or alt coin that are full of shit.

The problem I have with most people is that, they talk about diversification in this space as though there are any of those shitty shits that can be compared to Bitcoin, if I should ask, if anyone wants to diversify to shitty shits which of course I don't advise anyone to, which of them can we say thats better than Bitcoin that we can say lets consider, none of them of course, mate you just said it as it is.
And which of these people raising this unnecessary topic about diversification has reached level of satisfaction in Bitcoin just as you hinted, none which is the fact, some of them just want to go messy for no reason when they have not been able to have a very substantial amount of Bitcoin in their hodlings, I may not want to talk about other investment aside digital investment as the best diversification anyone investing could diversify to because is as if some person do not really want to hear, they just want to go into shitty shits not minding what it could cause them.

[Emjay24]

There are many arguments for holding Bitcoin indefinitely, but you should prioritize the overaccumulation period and increase your wealth because you never know where Bitcoin price will go after two or three cycles. As I plan to do in a 4-10 year Bitcoin accumulation plan after one cycle you will double or more in profits and then withdraw some of the profits. This is a strategy because you are not withdrawing the entire Bitcoin you are withdrawing a portion and applying it to an alternative income source that is productive to increase the size of your real assets. At the same time, DCA should be kept going through a continuous flow of discretionary income. It would be logical to make an effort to grow your wealth in the next cycle as well. Finally, if you have discretionary income at the end of the three cycles, there is nothing wrong with continuing accumulate Bitcoin. The point is that you will gain financial strength and grow your wealth and you can achieve your object by accumulating Bitcoin for the long term. Correct me if I'm confused by my strategy.

Withdrawing profits from your portfolio when you're still largely in your accumulation journey isn't the right thing to do. If you're taking profits, then you're reducing the quantity accumulated and then drawing yourself back to some extent and further extending the time it takes to reach over accumulation status.

I think you should more focused on the quantity rather than it's value and if you've set out to accumulate like 5BTC for 3 cycles and after a cycle you've arrived at maybe 2.5BTC, it's surely not a time to take profits because the value is higher during a bull run. It's important to know that if the price of Bitcoin keeps going higher you might not be able to accumulate up to 2BTC in the next cycle because of the price difference. You tend to end up with fewer coins after next cycles and if you keep talking profits after cycles and getting back accumulating again, you may miss out on your target of 5BTC after 3 cycles because of your trading habits during bull runs instead of remaining committed to buying and not tampering your portfolio until you must have gone into over accumulation stage.

[Silikiem]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

Don't implement what comes to your mind, because you don't seem to understand what diversification means. Diversification does not mean investing all your assets in one place. Even if it is invested in a 100% safe place.

Most new investors misunderstand the concept of diversification and make the wrong decision and lose all their investment, turn away from the investment and end up ending before they even start. Investing in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptos is not the same thing, because most of the altcoins or shitcoins in the market are scams and very volatile, but Bitcoin is different. But even then, it is not right to invest all your assets in one place because if the investment fails for some reason, it is all over.

Many people understand investing in Bitcoin and other cryptos as diversification, which is another kind of fraud, diversification does not mean just dividing money in multiple places, but rather spreading investments in different and unrelated asset classes from each other, so as to reduce risk.  For example, investing in land or real estate and investing in Bitcoin at the same time is a type of diversification. Investing in a crop and spending time on your own business or job at the same time is a type of diversification. In other words, investing in different/separate types of businesses while investing is what truly means diversification in investment. Hopefully, the matter is now clear.

I think that the user saltysugar99 is merely trying to let us know that he chooses to stick with his bitcoin investment all day instead of trying out other assets. He chooses to make bitcoin his priority in terms of investment decisions and at such whenever the thought of diversifying comes to his mind he instead flushed it away and rather settle to invest more aggressively in his bitcoin investment. For sure when talking about diversification you have to venture into something different from what you’ve been investing but in this case he doesn’t want to diversify into something else, rather he prefer sticking with bitcoin investment to avoid distractions or whatever.

[Saltysugar99]

Don't implement what comes to your mind, because you don't seem to understand what diversification means. Diversification does not mean investing all your assets in one place. Even if it is invested in a 100% safe place.

Most new investors misunderstand the concept of diversification and make the wrong decision and lose all their investment, turn away from the investment and end up ending before they even start. Investing in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptos is not the same thing, because most of the altcoins or shitcoins in the market are scams and very volatile, but Bitcoin is different. But even then, it is not right to invest all your assets in one place because if the investment fails for some reason, it is all over.

Many people understand investing in Bitcoin and other cryptos as diversification, which is another kind of fraud, diversification does not mean just dividing money in multiple places, but rather spreading investments in different and unrelated asset classes from each other, so as to reduce risk.  For example, investing in land or real estate and investing in Bitcoin at the same time is a type of diversification. Investing in a crop and spending time on your own business or job at the same time is a type of diversification. In other words, investing in different/separate types of businesses while investing is what truly means diversification in investment. Hopefully, the matter is now clear.

I actually know what diversification of investment is. I tried to explain this by sharing this picture that I give more priority to investing in Bitcoin than all other investments. Although my experience is less, I started investing in Bitcoin for only 3 months. I had a lot of money saved earlier, I made it back-up fund and I am investing as much of my discretionary income as I can. There are many people here who talk a lot about diversification or investing in Bitcoin, but in reality, I doubt how many people actually hold Bitcoin or do regular DCA, express their opinions or try to teach others. I may not be able to express what I really want to say here, but you just have to understand that I give more priority to Bitcoin than any other investment at the moment.

[Hardyrobust]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

Don't implement what comes to your mind, because you don't seem to understand what diversification means. Diversification does not mean investing all your assets in one place. Even if it is invested in a 100% safe place.

Most new investors misunderstand the concept of diversification and make the wrong decision and lose all their investment, turn away from the investment and end up ending before they even start. Investing in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptos is not the same thing, because most of the altcoins or shitcoins in the market are scams and very volatile, but Bitcoin is different. But even then, it is not right to invest all your assets in one place because if the investment fails for some reason, it is all over.

Many people understand investing in Bitcoin and other cryptos as diversification, which is another kind of fraud, diversification does not mean just dividing money in multiple places, but rather spreading investments in different and unrelated asset classes from each other, so as to reduce risk.  For example, investing in land or real estate and investing in Bitcoin at the same time is a type of diversification. Investing in a crop and spending time on your own business or job at the same time is a type of diversification. In other words, investing in different/separate types of businesses while investing is what truly means diversification in investment. Hopefully, the matter is now clear.

I think that the user saltysugar99 is merely trying to let us know that he chooses to stick with his bitcoin investment all day instead of trying out other assets. He chooses to make bitcoin his priority in terms of investment decisions and at such whenever the thought of diversifying comes to his mind he instead flushed it away and rather settle to invest more aggressively in his bitcoin investment. For sure when talking about diversification you have to venture into something different from what you’ve been investing but in this case he doesn’t want to diversify into something else, rather he prefer sticking with bitcoin investment to avoid distractions or whatever.

This is only right when we are still in our accumulation stage and instead thinking of diversifying at this stage we should shift all our focus to our bitcoin investment. I believe this the only way we can be able to achieve our investment goals by being consistent with our bitcoin accumulation.
However I don't think if this should be same for those that have good portfolio in bitcoin who may want to diversify into other assets in other to reduce the risk of losing their funds.

[cocadalcan]

This is only right when we are still in our accumulation stage and instead thinking of diversifying at this stage we should shift all our focus to our bitcoin investment. I believe this the only way we can be able to achieve our investment goals by being consistent with our bitcoin accumulation.
However I don't think if this should be same for those that have good portfolio in bitcoin who may want to diversify into other assets in other to reduce the risk of losing their funds.

The only thing you need to pay attention to is the time you spend in the Bitcoin accumulation stage. At least four years in Bitcoin accumulation. Having discretionary income can provide you with the financial support to stay in the savings stage for a longer period. To achieve your investment goals, you need to deposit Bitcoin regularly and have an emergency cash fund. Bitcoin will become an asset by increasing your holdings in terms of importance. Being consistent depends on how much financial prepared you are and how ready you are to turn Bitcoin into an asset.

[JayJuanGee]

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.

https://x.com/i/status/2013519471462224192

Don't implement what comes to your mind, because you don't seem to understand what diversification means. Diversification does not mean investing all your assets in one place. Even if it is invested in a 100% safe place.

Most new investors misunderstand the concept of diversification and make the wrong decision and lose all their investment, turn away from the investment and end up ending before they even start. Investing in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptos is not the same thing, because most of the altcoins or shitcoins in the market are scams and very volatile, but Bitcoin is different. But even then, it is not right to invest all your assets in one place because if the investment fails for some reason, it is all over.

Many people understand investing in Bitcoin and other cryptos as diversification, which is another kind of fraud, diversification does not mean just dividing money in multiple places, but rather spreading investments in different and unrelated asset classes from each other, so as to reduce risk.  For example, investing in land or real estate and investing in Bitcoin at the same time is a type of diversification. Investing in a crop and spending time on your own business or job at the same time is a type of diversification. In other words, investing in different/separate types of businesses while investing is what truly means diversification in investment. Hopefully, the matter is now clear.

There is no need for newbies to diversify beyond investing in bitcoin and cash.... maybe until they start to get to levels of having more than 6 months of cash building up.

There is also no need to diversify for the mere sake of it., and yeah, you are correct that diversifying into shitcoins is not diversifying since shitcoins tend to be correlated with bitcoin.. and they are also gambling, adding risk and folks just tend to diversify into shitcoins to try to make money rather than preserving and/or protecting the wealth that they had already been building.

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How does the second guy treat his $45k that is in other investments?  Does he continue to invest in them?  Does he move some or all of that to bitcoin? He does not have any bitcoin right now.  Maybe he wants to get to fuck you status in 15 years or so? How would he do that? Could that be possible?

That will be his choice,

It is not his choice. I am asking you to grapple with the issue rather than ignoring it.

I already said it would have been more profitable if he had already been investing in bitcoin rather than going into a different asset from the start

You are fighting with the hypothetical.  Part of the point is that the guy just fucking found out about bitcoin and is deciding to invest into it.  We should not be changing the hypothetical to suggest that he already knew about bitcoin...

but maybe he didn't know about bitcoin at the time (just giving him the benefit of the doubt) but now that he finally wants to start investing in bitcoin he could lump sum with a certain percentage of the $45k or even all of it, there are certainly people who could do that if they wanted to or he could just decide to start investing with his $1k monthly discretionary income which is also very much likely to have increased beyond $1k since he has already been working for a decade,

O.k.   This is better.  At least now you are trying to work with the facts of the hypothetical.

Personally, I am not much of a fan of anyone going straight in with outside funds merely because he heard about bitcoin, so it is usually good to first get used to investing in bitcoin before deciding how he might treat the $45k to the extent that he might want to take some of those funds and put them into bitcoin.

There is a fact that he can have a lot more comfort based on his having had already built up some funds, so even the $45k could serve as additional back up funds.. so that he would be able to fell more comfortable investing more aggressively into bitcoin without overdoing it of course.

a promotion or an increased pay could have increased his discretionary work maybe not, but we are still assuming that he is still working with $1k discretionary income every month, so if he is investing with that on a weekly basis then he would be investing around $50k every year and in 15 years he would already have put in over $750k into his bitcoin investment with he himself being around 50 at the time

$1k per month is different from $1k per week.  He does not have $1k per week in this hypothetical.  Also you have to account for his savings and his discretionary spending.  It  seems a bit unrealistic that a guy would invest 100% of his discretionary income .

This example did not provide information about raises or ways to increase discretionary income buy increasing income and/or by decreasing expenses, even though we sure tend to have options regarding various ways that we might be able to increase our discretionary income.

that's not a very bad place to be, no one knows if and how bitcoin would have grown in that time but it's safe to assume with what's happened in the past 15 years of bitcoin that his stash would be worth at least double that amount possibly even more (all of this is assuming he was investing the entire $1k monthly discretionary income into bitcoin and if we consider the possibility that his discretionary income might have increased in that 15 years timeframe with which if he had increased the amount he invests with then he will be ending up with more than he did if he just stuck to $1k) so while he would have still been better off starting with bitcoin from when he was 25 which would had given him 25 years in bitcoin investment his 15 years would still give him a good shot at over accumulation depending on how bitcoin's price moves.

Surely based on the income information that I gave for the guy, he would be within reasonable abilities to invest anywhere between 10 % and perhaps even as high as 25% of his income into bitcoin, which means he would invest 1 year of his income every 4 years.  It might be pushing too much to even go higher than 20% for this particular scenario unless there might be ways to increase discretionary funds by increasing income and/or by decreasing expenses.

I am surely not opposed to ideas of investing aggressively as you can without over doing it, yet you still have to be careful not to overdo it - even on psychological levels .. but if the finances are comfortable, then a lot of times the psychology will be much more comfortable, too.

Lump summing the $45k would also give him an added advantage of he is willing to do it.

For this hypothetical situation, I would not be too eager to lump sum $45k into bitcoin for a newbie to bitcoin. 

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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.

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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.