Lambie, I’m over 90% in the King.
I have my home & an apartment but if you don’t include them then I’m over 90% in bitcoin.
There are a lot of ways to attempt to categorize how much value you have invested into bitcoin versus what is your investment (or quasi-investable assets). You have a business too, right? I understand that some investments are not very liquid, but I think that amongst the most accurate ways to calculate your investment into bitcoin as compared with other assets is to count them all, including your home and an apartment that you own and your business.
Sure, sometimes, you might want to shave off some of the value of certain investments if they are either NOT very liquid or if they have some encumbrances, such as a co-owner who you may have to convince to liquidate, if you were to need to.
Another calculation might be to figure out how much money that you might have that you have already dedicated to BTC. I tend to set money aside for BTC, but I don't necessarily spend it right away on BTC, but I instead plug it into my formula that has various categories. Let's say that I have already projected that I have $200 extra in cash coming in in March, May, July and August, and I have $500 extra coming in April and June, so that has already been plugged into my anticipated cash available for bitcoin investments and it counts in my calculating of what I have available so it would be dedicated to DCA and buying on dips. However, for some reason during that 6 month period, I receive an extra $900 that I had not expected. The extra $900 would be divided into 3 to buy immediately with $300 and then the other two portions of $300 would each be plugged in for DCA and buying on dips, respectively.
Also, for me, personally, I have repeated almost a zillion times to that deaf-ass diptwat, lambie bambie, that I had targeted 10% as my initial investment amount that I had largely reached in late 2014 - yet we know what happened in 2015... (largely flat prices at the bottom), so DCA had pretty much caused my own allocation to end up going into the 13% territory... and then we also know what happened between late 2015 and late 2017, BTC did about a 78x price increase, and it still did not really bottom out below 12x (to preserve at least 12x), so I personally had already decided that personally I was not going to diversify out of BTC..... so fuck that diptwat deaf-ass hears what he wants to hear lambie bambie, and I don't need to disclose anymore of my particulars, even though I continue to recommend that starting considerations during injecting new value into BTC are likely good to be focusing on 1% to 10% as a starting guideline, and with bitcoin you largely do not need to leverage or to overdo anything in order to still have a large chance of getting rich as fuck from BTC... No need to gamble, leverage or jeopardize yourself in any kind of way in order to still become rich as fuck.