The bear trap is worse than I expected. Feel sorry for everyone selling right now
Currently, at the moment, as I type, it is good for sellers b/c BTC prices are going down.. and it is good for these sellers, so long as they get back in before the market reverses and continues on its likely upward trajectory,
which could happen at any time.
As well as it could crash to 80$ ANY TIME
Crashing to $80 or even to sub$450 seems to be a lot less likely than rallying to $700 plus and then staying above $700 for a considerable amount of time. I will grant you however that the next about 36 hours could likely continue to be fairly bearish and there could be some downward momentum, pressures, yet that is NOT certain, and with current news and momentum, I do NOT see below $500s in that time-frame... But if we did see below $500 in the next 36 hours,
I will hope that I have some fiat on hand in order to buy.
How much longer until you´re 100% invested in Bitcoin? Which is the destiny of every delusional bulltard...
I am kind of flattered that a seemingly troll-tard, like you Fonzie, seems to be interested in my investment particulars.
I believe that it depends upon how a person such as me estimates my investments. I do monitor my investments, but my means for assessing my particulars evolves... and my level of disclosure evolves.
I have quite a variety of investments, and some of my investments are more liquid than others and some of my fiat comes available and is ready to be invested into something.. which in recent months, newly available investment fiat has mostly been going into BTC.
Probably only between about 5-10% of my current mostly liquid investments are in bitcoin. A large majority of my newly investment available fiat is going into BTC (attempting to acquire BTC somewhat strategically on the dips). If BTC appreciates in value faster than my other assets, then it will take on a larger percentage of my total liquid portfolio. I may diversify out of BTC on some sudden spurts upward (if such were to occur in the next 6 to 36 months) in order to increase my overall BTC holdings, but I expect that if BTC values appreciate faster than my other quasi-liquid holdings, I will allow BTC to occupy a larger percentage of all my quasi-liquid investments.
I am somewhat doubtful that the proportion of my total liquid holdings would get above 70% in BTC, but never say never. We have to see how BTC prices play out in the upcoming years, and if there were sudden appreciations in BTC, then likely I would allow it to occupy a greater portion of my liquid assets.
On the other hand, if BTC prices remain flat or decrease in value in comparison with my other quasi-liquid investments, I may reconsider the percentage of new fiat that I am putting into BTC.
Nonetheless, in the near term, I am planning to continue to invest into BTC, and even without considerable appreciation in BTC prices, I expect that BTC may come to clearly occupy 10% or even more of my total liquid investment holdings. I am continuing to assess and consider my strategy(ies) in this regard.
How about you, Fonzie? What is your investment into BTC as compared with other assets? What kinds of percentages do you have? How do you consider your BTC holdings, as compared with other kinds of assets that you hold or control?