There is a huge difference based on your start point.
Someone who puts in 50% of their wealth is weak hands.
Someone who puts in 5% of their wealth and allows it to grow to 90% should be strong hands, especially if they have already taken out twice their original investment in profits.
this.
i put in way less than 1 % of my wealth into a few video cards to mine btc back in 2011.
obviously percentage wise btc represents more of my wealth than that now. even after selling probably 50 times my original investment over the years for toys and vacations.
now selling some off for retirement, mainly for index funds and pm to start. traditional stuff. i will keep a good chunk of my stack of course.
was funny when my wife and i listed our assets to our financial advisor. my wife listed all the traditional stuff, it was a pretty good list and took a while. then he turned to me and i told him the value of my one asset i manage: crypto. his face was something to see. he was actually very interested in it but he doesnt trust it.
he wanted me to sell at least half so we could retire outright right then and there. that was when it was around 6k. i waited and got around 9.5k for the ones i sold. plus sold some extra for taxes. ill put that into a cd or something.
checked with my bank to make sure they were ok with the amount of crypto i was depositing (it was like 10 times what i had cashed out in total previously), they were fine with it. ive used them mainly for coinbase cashouts for 5 years now, so maybe that helped.