Topic: Diversified BTC investing... (Read 1083 times)
maybe hold some LTC and dont sell them would be a good deal
I run a pretty similar portfolio except I spend more
If all goes to plan, a few btc's is all I will need
If all goes to plan, a few btc's is all I will need
I do like NeoBee as a double down on Bitcoin. It relies a lot on the future price of bitcoin (though not completely)
If it works out then you win with bitcoins and dividends/share price rise, if not then you would have lost out in $ terms anyway..
It only fails if bitcoin does well and despite that somehow NeoBee fails..
If it works out then you win with bitcoins and dividends/share price rise, if not then you would have lost out in $ terms anyway..
It only fails if bitcoin does well and despite that somehow NeoBee fails..
hm.... Never thought of mining LTC, thanks for mentioning it. Will probably try it myself.
I like the part where you mine LTC and buy BTC with it. Maybe I can use my imac to do that 
No this looks good
Truth is my own mix is pretty similar, slightly larger cold stash %, slightly smaller punt stash%
Truth is my own mix is pretty similar, slightly larger cold stash %, slightly smaller punt stash%
Nice work! My plan is to rebalance every 2-3 months....the massive swings in price necessitate it!
As long as you never sell that 30% of BTC, you will be good.
Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. I constantly cash in and out with 10% of it..hedging my bets against both rising and crashing prices, but the fundamentals of BTC are sound..in my mind it can't fail (long term).
As long as you never sell that 30% of BTC, you will be good.
I know this isn't really the forum but I do know some of you are of sound financial sense, so I wanted to run this by you.
My portfolio is all about diversified investing, as such my stocks comprise mostly ETF index funds (20% CDN, 20% USA, 30% emerging markets, 10% small cap riskier stocks).
Now the remaining 20% I have invested in crypto. And its divided as such:
30% cold storage BTC
30% cash in hand waiting to buy more BTC
30% LTC (I GPU mine LTC and that is how I acquire my BTC)
10% BTC/LTC that I play the market with trying to time peaks and valleys to increase my cold storage stash.
I guess my question is, is there anything glaringly wrong with my weightings in either the crypto portion of my portfolio or even how much crypto comprises in the entire portfolio? Any thoughts or comments are certainly welcomed.
My portfolio is all about diversified investing, as such my stocks comprise mostly ETF index funds (20% CDN, 20% USA, 30% emerging markets, 10% small cap riskier stocks).
Now the remaining 20% I have invested in crypto. And its divided as such:
30% cold storage BTC
30% cash in hand waiting to buy more BTC
30% LTC (I GPU mine LTC and that is how I acquire my BTC)
10% BTC/LTC that I play the market with trying to time peaks and valleys to increase my cold storage stash.
I guess my question is, is there anything glaringly wrong with my weightings in either the crypto portion of my portfolio or even how much crypto comprises in the entire portfolio? Any thoughts or comments are certainly welcomed.
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