What Percentage of Your Savings Do You Keep In BTC?

bitconformist

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Quote from: FreeTrade on September 22, 2011, 11:48:03 AM

Quote from: bitconformist on September 22, 2011, 11:05:55 AM

15% in BTC, 25% in ETFs focusing on foreign stocks, 15% in the bank, 10% in gold, 10% in mint-condition MLP pez dispensers, and the rest in a mix of stocks.

Interesting . . . if BTC were to double in value tomorrow, would you rebalance? What if BTC increased 10-fold, it would represent about 90% of your portfolio then.

Odds of that are no higher than of my blue-chip stocks increasing 10-fold.

FreeTrade

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Quote from: bitconformist on September 22, 2011, 11:05:55 AM

15% in BTC, 25% in ETFs focusing on foreign stocks, 15% in the bank, 10% in gold, 10% in mint-condition MLP pez dispensers, and the rest in a mix of stocks.

Interesting . . . if BTC were to double in value tomorrow, would you rebalance? What if BTC increased 10-fold, it would represent about 90% of your portfolio then.

badger4life

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I guess 100% since I don't have any savings, instead I have children Grin

At the moment I have .0205 bitcoins in my...

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bitconformist

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15% in BTC, 25% in ETFs focusing on foreign stocks, 15% in the bank, 10% in gold, 10% in mint-condition MLP pez dispensers, and the rest in a mix of stocks.

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Quote from: Ayo_4_Yayo on September 22, 2011, 10:28:03 AM

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Quote from: mb300sd on September 22, 2011, 02:02:09 AM

If you count my GPUs that haven't paid for themselves yet, about 50%

Trust me when I say you're never going to make a profit if you deduct all expenses made before you even began mining bitecoins. Look at this way, its exactly what Milton Friendman said: "when you invest money to make more money, its a bet but you gotta be sure that bet is somehow better than a casino" and I totally agree with that. Still, even if you disregard (at your own risk!!) what Friendman said, you have utilities bills and costs to keep your rigs running. It costs a lot of monies and I don't see where the major profit's gonna be if bytecoins remain near their $5 level as we speak.

It's Bitcoin not Bytecoin...a Bytecoin would be 8 bits.

It's a typo stop whining already sheesh Roll Eyes

Just thought maybe you bought in when they were worth more. Wink

Ayo_4_Yayo

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Quote from: Swishercutter on September 22, 2011, 09:56:23 AM

Quote from: Ayo_4_Yayo on September 22, 2011, 09:27:51 AM

Quote from: mb300sd on September 22, 2011, 02:02:09 AM

If you count my GPUs that haven't paid for themselves yet, about 50%

Trust me when I say you're never going to make a profit if you deduct all expenses made before you even began mining bitecoins. Look at this way, its exactly what Milton Friendman said: "when you invest money to make more money, its a bet but you gotta be sure that bet is somehow better than a casino" and I totally agree with that. Still, even if you disregard (at your own risk!!) what Friendman said, you have utilities bills and costs to keep your rigs running. It costs a lot of monies and I don't see where the major profit's gonna be if bytecoins remain near their $5 level as we speak.

It's Bitcoin not Bytecoin...a Bytecoin would be 8 bits.

It's a typo stop whining already sheesh Roll Eyes

Swishercutter

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Quote from: Ayo_4_Yayo on September 22, 2011, 09:27:51 AM

Quote from: mb300sd on September 22, 2011, 02:02:09 AM

If you count my GPUs that haven't paid for themselves yet, about 50%

Trust me when I say you're never going to make a profit if you deduct all expenses made before you even began mining bitecoins. Look at this way, its exactly what Milton Friendman said: "when you invest money to make more money, its a bet but you gotta be sure that bet is somehow better than a casino" and I totally agree with that. Still, even if you disregard (at your own risk!!) what Friendman said, you have utilities bills and costs to keep your rigs running. It costs a lot of monies and I don't see where the major profit's gonna be if bytecoins remain near their $5 level as we speak.

It's Bitcoin not Bytecoin...a Bytecoin would be 8 bits.

Ayo_4_Yayo

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Quote from: mb300sd on September 22, 2011, 02:02:09 AM

If you count my GPUs that haven't paid for themselves yet, about 50%

Trust me when I say you're never going to make a profit if you deduct all expenses made before you even began mining bitecoins. Look at this way, its exactly what Milton Friendman said: "when you invest money to make more money, its a bet but you gotta be sure that bet is somehow better than a casino" and I totally agree with that. Still, even if you disregard (at your own risk!!) what Friendman said, you have utilities bills and costs to keep your rigs running. It costs a lot of monies and I don't see where the major profit's gonna be if bytecoins remain near their $5 level as we speak.

Richard Rahl

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0.5%

Anything more would just be silly.

nmat

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If you are putting big quantities of money into Bitcoin (more than you need to buy stuff with it), then you are investing, not saving. You only invest what you can afford to lose, specially with high-risk stuff such as Bitcoin.

Swishercutter

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Quote from: FreeTrade on September 22, 2011, 05:24:06 AM

Quote from: Swishercutter on September 22, 2011, 04:49:00 AM

What are savings?

Gosh, yes, that's worth a definition. Percentage compared against net worth is probably a better question.

What's your approximate percentage of Bitcoin holdings (+rigs, btc related investments) compared to (Total Assets - Total Liabilities).

Oh...then 100%

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Quote from: Swishercutter on September 22, 2011, 04:49:00 AM

What are savings?

Gosh, yes, that's worth a definition. Percentage compared against net worth is probably a better question.

What's your approximate percentage of Bitcoin holdings (+rigs, btc related investments) compared to (Total Assets - Total Liabilities).

Swishercutter

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What are savings?

cbryant23

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I'm right about the same level I keep it at 1.5 most likely gonna move to 2

mb300sd

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If you count my GPUs that haven't paid for themselves yet, about 50%

FreeTrade

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I'll start -

1.5% of my savings is in BTC.

Considering it as a new method of payment - it's revolutionary, solves many problems and removes many pain points.

As an investment, it's a high risk / high reward vehicle. I tell friends it's a little like buying a lottery ticket, but with much better odds.

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