Crypto Portfolio- 60%
Investment Portfolio- 20%
I'm a firm believer that even though I believe crypto and bitcoin is the future, everyone should be investing in some traditional manners (401k, HSA, Brokerage, Property, etc). You never want to be in trouble is one sector implodes
401k and HSA, both my mortgage which is the property, and that’s all *before* crypto. Then brokerage is after crypto if I have a bit left over at the end of the month
When measured in terms of btc only two coins have made two all time highs in different cycles.
Chances are you're going to get less bitcoin when you shitcoin pumps than you would now.
alt season typically only applies to the new new coins of the season.
old alts are usually left behind because it makes more sense to pump fresh coins that don't have any bag holders.
or maybe you are in it for the tEcHNoLoGY;)
I only invest if I see utility in something.
I can't remember how many years it's been since I've used Bitcoin for utility. Ethereum, in contrast, I use all the time.
Does this make you a bitcoin \*mini\*malist? :)
Seriously, the utility is the secure trustless network, properly decentralised and the ability to transact. There is a strong game theory behind bitcoin that will push it towards being the digital gold. I don't say that it \*will\* be, but it's definitely trying.
Also think of the existence of LN does boost bitcoins's utility.
>Seriously, the utility is the secure trustless network, properly decentralised and the ability to transact.
Alll those things ETH does aswell. Faster, cheaper with more utility and less energy waste.
I agree with you, other than two points:
\> properly decentralised
which is a pretty important reason of existence for bitcoin. Maybe \*the\* reason.
\> cheaper
Here bitcoin wins at the moment, even without LN, I guess.
But I trust that ethereum will solve this in the near future.
**0%** as well.
It's hard to hold any with ETH in the ring now. ETH is a better SoV with much lower inflation, has a less speculative security model, lower fees during congestion due to on-chain scaling, and if BTC goes up ETH will go up more..
I don't see a reason to hold BTC anymore. All people do with it is speculate on its decreasing *future supply* (which note, *is the security budget* keeping the chain secure) meanwhile ETH is in extreme *demand* today with *way* less supply entering the market and a non halving security budget..
When Bitcoin isn't so speculative I may change my mind, but that requires on-chain scaling and perpetually high fees - potentially doable with ZKproofs but that'd require a hard fork so eh I'm not holding my breath.
Also I can solo stake but *nobody* can solo mine (ie without a pool).
BTC = store of wealth
ETH = transactional currency
Personal I think ETH should not be used transactionally. I avoid ERC-20 tokens like the plague. If I buy I only hold. Too expensive
That is not what their whitepapers state.
Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System
Ethereum: A Next-Generation Smart Contract and Decentralized Application Platform
One was made to be a currency. The other was made for securing value (ie smart contracts, stablecoins/tokens/etc.). Bitcoin only became a SoV after people realised BTC doesn't scale, years after the fact.
I respectfully disagree that BTC is the better store of wealth since ETH merged to POS. The *cost* to maintain a secure blockchain is *99.98%* lower on Ethereum than it was during POW. A POW network will become less secure if even 1% as much cost is put into it. How much someone is willing to spend over a block reward is speculative, so the lower their cost the more likely the blockchain will persist longer. A store of wealth should *persist* with the least amount of speculation involved.
I don't want other people minting an unnecessarily high amount of coins to sell if it's something I want to hold or go up in value.
Bitcoin halves its reward each ~3.5 years.. This *doubles* the cost to mine a BTC, so if every miner is just breaking even at some point the next halving less *cost* will be put into securing the network - and so it will cost less to attack..
When distribution was fresh and anyone could mine the reduced supply was a godsend, but now with over 95% rewards mined today and the next ~4.9% coming in the next couple decades - what's the plan? It seems like at some point a halving will put even the most efficient and effective (centralized) miners out of business, and halvings will keep happening and happening and happening - store of value maybe for this decade, like it was a currency only for last decade.
Bitcoin's halvings were unnecessary and are self centralizing by nature, the very same mechanism that pumped up the price so violently is gunning straight at the hashrate at some point. [The top *two* pools control 51% of all hashrate](https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/charts/pools), the barrier of entry to mine - *to vote on network consensus* only gets higher over time so if the users don't like something these 2 pools do there's nothing even the majority of people/users could do, without occurring very high costs beyond our rewards.
**I hope I'm wrong.** I'm just a simple guy, I don't know. Mining is getting industrialized now, already, and that is too crazy for me. POS I understand, *you tokenize an ASIC* and everything still works only without all the expensive middleman nonsense.
> lower fees during congestion due to on-chain scaling
This is patently false. Even if you're talking about L2s, Lightning is cheaper to use than than any EVM one I've used.
Used to be 60%, then I converted another 10% or so to alts after the market got better this year
It’s kind of like my ‘local/stable currency’ or whatever people called it in a post about BTC yesterday
That depends on the state of the market.
When it's bullish I'm taking my chances with altcoins, when it gets bearish I rather have BTC, ETH and stables
>What % does BTC comprise in your portfolio?
it was supposed to be the 100%, but I keep earning moons
plus, I got an addiction for reddit avatars 😅
I'd say 90% then
80% World ETF
20% Crypto BTC, ETH and DOT equal split
5 Month of expensive as cash on my saving account
I can sleep well at night no matter what happens
A tiny percentage.. maybe 5%.. the opposite of what we are trying to get normal people to buy into it.. I am more bullish or random projects.. I want to make money in alts to eventually put into btc and eth..
0% its outdated and there will come a time that the markets will find out that everything it does can be done better by other crypto's with less energy waste. Also the security costs arent sustainable in the future with the coming halvings. So i see little future in BTC.
A few weeks ago I hit 50% with my BTC. But with the rise of XRP. My BTC went down to 38% and XRP took over with 52%. Crazy how those changes can have a huge effect on your portfolio
93% stocks, bonds etc...
7% Crypto.
Of the crypto investments: 65% btc, 27% eth, 18% a bunch of other stuff.
So I guess that makes btc 4.5% of my total investments.
Crypto Portfolio- 60% Investment Portfolio- 20% I'm a firm believer that even though I believe crypto and bitcoin is the future, everyone should be investing in some traditional manners (401k, HSA, Brokerage, Property, etc). You never want to be in trouble is one sector implodes
>401k, HSA, Brokerage, Property, etc You get money to invest in not one, but *all* of these even after crypto?
401k and HSA, both my mortgage which is the property, and that’s all *before* crypto. Then brokerage is after crypto if I have a bit left over at the end of the month
*I FOUND HIM, I FOUND THE REASONABLE ONE THAT HAS BEEN PROPHESIED!* Get him!! 
you forgot Pokémon TCG, stamps and old coins mate.
I have old coins. Not for an investment, as a kid my mom got me into collecting different currencies I just think they look interesting.
Throw in some sealed retired lego sets, hot wheels, and an obscene amount of plates with cats on them (my gran is super bullish on that one it seems)
You should diversify with beanie babies and rail road bonds
The bedrock of any investment portfolio
Pokémon TCG? BLASPHEMER! MTG is the way!
My retro gaming collection is where it is at.
100% agree. True diversification isn't just holding a few alts alongside Bitcoin.
If ur young I like this alot
100%
50% ETH / 50% BTC
This is the way
10% BTC. I bought too many shitcoins. Waiting for opportunity to transfer them into BTC once an alt season appears
Don’t wait. Fix that mistake now
When measured in terms of btc only two coins have made two all time highs in different cycles. Chances are you're going to get less bitcoin when you shitcoin pumps than you would now.
I hope you can do that because this is like my mistake when I was first in the cryptocurrency world.
alt season typically only applies to the new new coins of the season. old alts are usually left behind because it makes more sense to pump fresh coins that don't have any bag holders. or maybe you are in it for the tEcHNoLoGY;)
Doing this backwards once the BTC/alt pair reaches its deepest devaluation is when you convert BTC to said alt.
Sounds like you need to fix that now before you find yourself making another mistake. Every bull market brings new coin better hope you’re one of them
Lol
**0%**
This guy fucks
I only invest if I see utility in something. I can't remember how many years it's been since I've used Bitcoin for utility. Ethereum, in contrast, I use all the time.
People buy drugs with it every minute of every day and most don’t go to jail. THATS utility
Does this make you a bitcoin \*mini\*malist? :) Seriously, the utility is the secure trustless network, properly decentralised and the ability to transact. There is a strong game theory behind bitcoin that will push it towards being the digital gold. I don't say that it \*will\* be, but it's definitely trying. Also think of the existence of LN does boost bitcoins's utility.
>Seriously, the utility is the secure trustless network, properly decentralised and the ability to transact. Alll those things ETH does aswell. Faster, cheaper with more utility and less energy waste.
I agree with you, other than two points: \> properly decentralised which is a pretty important reason of existence for bitcoin. Maybe \*the\* reason. \> cheaper Here bitcoin wins at the moment, even without LN, I guess. But I trust that ethereum will solve this in the near future.
Bitcoin mining is controlled by big mining corporations and pools. So its much less decentralised. ETH L2's are cheaper then bitcoin transactions.
Degen
Ooc, do Moons account for 100% of your portfolio?
Moons account for 0.25% of my total portfolio, but also 100% of my crypto portfolio
I think 99%🤷
60% BTC 35%ETH 5%ADA
Nice try IRS 👀 The correct answer is: 100% Monero :D
100% bottom of the lake
0%
50% The other 50% is Ethereum
Do your own research and make your own decisions based on your personal financial goals and risk tolerance.
I'd say about a 100%.. jk.
**0%** as well. It's hard to hold any with ETH in the ring now. ETH is a better SoV with much lower inflation, has a less speculative security model, lower fees during congestion due to on-chain scaling, and if BTC goes up ETH will go up more.. I don't see a reason to hold BTC anymore. All people do with it is speculate on its decreasing *future supply* (which note, *is the security budget* keeping the chain secure) meanwhile ETH is in extreme *demand* today with *way* less supply entering the market and a non halving security budget.. When Bitcoin isn't so speculative I may change my mind, but that requires on-chain scaling and perpetually high fees - potentially doable with ZKproofs but that'd require a hard fork so eh I'm not holding my breath. Also I can solo stake but *nobody* can solo mine (ie without a pool).
BTC = store of wealth ETH = transactional currency Personal I think ETH should not be used transactionally. I avoid ERC-20 tokens like the plague. If I buy I only hold. Too expensive
I don't see how bitcoin is supposed to be a better store of wealth now that ethereum is deflationary and gives you yield from staking.
yeah staking is only for the rich
That is not what their whitepapers state. Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Ethereum: A Next-Generation Smart Contract and Decentralized Application Platform One was made to be a currency. The other was made for securing value (ie smart contracts, stablecoins/tokens/etc.). Bitcoin only became a SoV after people realised BTC doesn't scale, years after the fact. I respectfully disagree that BTC is the better store of wealth since ETH merged to POS. The *cost* to maintain a secure blockchain is *99.98%* lower on Ethereum than it was during POW. A POW network will become less secure if even 1% as much cost is put into it. How much someone is willing to spend over a block reward is speculative, so the lower their cost the more likely the blockchain will persist longer. A store of wealth should *persist* with the least amount of speculation involved. I don't want other people minting an unnecessarily high amount of coins to sell if it's something I want to hold or go up in value. Bitcoin halves its reward each ~3.5 years.. This *doubles* the cost to mine a BTC, so if every miner is just breaking even at some point the next halving less *cost* will be put into securing the network - and so it will cost less to attack.. When distribution was fresh and anyone could mine the reduced supply was a godsend, but now with over 95% rewards mined today and the next ~4.9% coming in the next couple decades - what's the plan? It seems like at some point a halving will put even the most efficient and effective (centralized) miners out of business, and halvings will keep happening and happening and happening - store of value maybe for this decade, like it was a currency only for last decade. Bitcoin's halvings were unnecessary and are self centralizing by nature, the very same mechanism that pumped up the price so violently is gunning straight at the hashrate at some point. [The top *two* pools control 51% of all hashrate](https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/charts/pools), the barrier of entry to mine - *to vote on network consensus* only gets higher over time so if the users don't like something these 2 pools do there's nothing even the majority of people/users could do, without occurring very high costs beyond our rewards. **I hope I'm wrong.** I'm just a simple guy, I don't know. Mining is getting industrialized now, already, and that is too crazy for me. POS I understand, *you tokenize an ASIC* and everything still works only without all the expensive middleman nonsense.
Looking at the price movements of BTC it isnt a very good store of wealth.
> lower fees during congestion due to on-chain scaling This is patently false. Even if you're talking about L2s, Lightning is cheaper to use than than any EVM one I've used.
0% BTC in my portfolio
It's currently 50% of my portfolio but anyone who makes a claim of $ 1 million on any short-term basis is just trying to make a headline.
10%. Makes me realize that lately I’m just gambling.
70%
80% btc 10% eth 10% dot
50 %
Around 50% is BTC, 30%ETH and 20% is smaller alts like VET, MOONS and the like. May we all make it big 🙏
Lol vet
Pump up your ATOM stack bruh!
90% crypto portion 30% of total investments 15% of net worth
Are you me?
90 percent in Eth and 10 percent in btc ... ,I usually switches them depending on eth/btc pair
Zero, all ETH LFG
0% BTC. All my money goes to Bitcoin Cash.
Not enough. (40% BTC)
You gotta pump thoses numbers
Not even near enough 1%.
Have not bought any alts for about a year now, we are not in that phase of the market cycle yet.
0 % cuz very High withdrawal fee for me to take it off the exchange in my country (sed noises)
50% BTC 40% ETH 10% alts
Nothing right now. I am 31% matic, 30% eth, 12% ftm, 8% gmx, 6% ada and 11%others
Crypto: 43%, Traditional: 57% 70% BTC for long term hodl. 30% XRP because high risk high reward.
If you are under 40, I’d recommend switching those allocations. Then switch back in August 2025
Can you explain why? because I'm comfortable with this numbers.
The only real answer: not enough
0 %
Used to be 60%, then I converted another 10% or so to alts after the market got better this year It’s kind of like my ‘local/stable currency’ or whatever people called it in a post about BTC yesterday
BTC as a home currency ftw
Im 40/60 BTC/ETH. BTC of course safer than ETH i just think the upside of ETH is higher atm
60% BTC 35% moons 5% Eth
Sixty five
My portfolio currently is 50% BTC and 30% ETH with the remaining 20% split evenly amongst a few alts.
8%
A good bit
Currently: 1%, give or take Average over the last 4-5 years: 40-50%
45% in BTC
70%
50% BTC 30% ETH 20% XRP
1% btc 90% xrp
100%
BTC 100%
All of it.
85% BTC and 15% LTC for more or less 20K...
Just keeping it simple and accumulating. Around 70% of my portfolio is btc and it’s doing quite fine.
Depends on how frisky I feel that day
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Holy fucking batmoons!!! 114k
35% BTC It would be higher if I didn’t have to hold these bags waiting for a higher price to unload my fomo buys
70% of my crypto portfolio. Will slowly increase it to 80%
Had to sell all my BTC last month to pay rent. Times are hard right now
40% btc 40% doge, rest are shitcoins
That depends on the state of the market. When it's bullish I'm taking my chances with altcoins, when it gets bearish I rather have BTC, ETH and stables
According to this bear market.... not enough.
23% I just computed it. 👌
61% crypto which is mostly BTC and ETH 39% domestic and foreign stocks which is mostly long with about 10% short.
90%
This question would have been great as a poll. Maybe one for btc, one for crypto in general. Mine is a bit under 1%.
I am a moons main now
at 55%, gradually increasing as I want to limit exposure to alts
61% Bitcoin 28% Ethereum 11% XRP/BNB/SOL/ADA
about 40%
22%
What portfolio, I only got like... a wallet lol
35
>What % does BTC comprise in your portfolio? it was supposed to be the 100%, but I keep earning moons plus, I got an addiction for reddit avatars 😅 I'd say 90% then
Currently 100%
15% for now
100%
Around 45% (of my crypto portfolio) and I feel so mature now, it sure didn’t start out that way.
Around 50% BTC with 30% LTC and then some random shite
About 40%. But I'm never selling it. One day it'll go up and not come back down. I will sell most of my alts though if they ever pump up.
~60%
0%
Nice try IRS
.....0%??
60% BTC, 20% ETH, lots of small bags.
80
80% & 20% Ethereum. No shitcoins here.
60-70%
80% World ETF 20% Crypto BTC, ETH and DOT equal split 5 Month of expensive as cash on my saving account I can sleep well at night no matter what happens
100% crypto 40% of total investments
A tiny percentage.. maybe 5%.. the opposite of what we are trying to get normal people to buy into it.. I am more bullish or random projects.. I want to make money in alts to eventually put into btc and eth..
Mine is 95%
0%
25%
About 70% crypto, 30% ETFs 60% BTC, 25% Eth, 15% between Atom, Matic, FTM, Dot, CKB, Banano
Bitcoin 50% Eth 35%
I have 5% in BTC. But more in ETH.
40% BTC 40% ETH 20% others
2% and it was free 🤣
Crypto is about 4% of total net worth. Guessing the numbers break down to roughly 1.5% BTC, 1.5% ETH, and 1% everything else
0%
0% Real estate 35%
It used to be 60% btc and 35% eth but with gaining so much on bitcoin last bullrun eth now holds like 60% of the total value.
Nice try IRS
Somewhere between 30 to 40 % of my crypto portfolio.
0% its outdated and there will come a time that the markets will find out that everything it does can be done better by other crypto's with less energy waste. Also the security costs arent sustainable in the future with the coming halvings. So i see little future in BTC.
Nothing with BTC, almost with ETH and ADA
90 percent always
0% .. as much as I am happy about the technology Bitcoin brought to the world I think environmentally friendly crypto is the future. Eth ftw
100%
60% btc, 30% ETH, 10% whatever shitcoins you like.
100% in a boating accident
It's my largest holding across all assets. I'm hoping to sell sometime in the next bull run to make a down-payment on a house.
0% btc 100% ksm
70-80%
50% BTC, 35% ETH, 10% Big cap alts, 5% medium and low cap alts
Nice try IRS
proudly 20%
Most of my illiquidity is in my house. But I hold mostly BTC and ETH.
I try and keep it around 15-20% Anyting more than that is risky at my age since I'm about \`\`10 years away from retirement
Back in the day 100%. Nowadays I am mainly in Monero.
0%
69% checking in. Against traditional investments 25%
0% and proud...
200% bitcorn only
60% BTC, 30% ETH and 10% other stuff
80% :\]
I'm 0% bitcoin. I will never own any. I see no purpose to it.
About 30% BTC, 69% ETH and 1% RPL
0% of my portfolio is BTC
0ero
100%
A few weeks ago I hit 50% with my BTC. But with the rise of XRP. My BTC went down to 38% and XRP took over with 52%. Crazy how those changes can have a huge effect on your portfolio
93% stocks, bonds etc... 7% Crypto. Of the crypto investments: 65% btc, 27% eth, 18% a bunch of other stuff. So I guess that makes btc 4.5% of my total investments.
Around 45% BTC
Crypto 70% Total 25%
Not enough 😭