I think that a lot of us here appreciate that if we might have fucked up in the past, we cannot necessarily fix that, but we can start acting today in a way that is reasonable and prudent for our own circumstances in order to attempt to build based on present circumstances - including considering and understanding that future performance is not guaranteed, even if we might attempt to take our most prudent and reasonable actions today.

Accordingly, looking a gift horse in the mouth and still failing/refusing to take action seems to be a continuing problem of the present (which also could fairly be characterized as "whining" whether you accept that characterization or not) and your own ongoing fucked up freeloader mindset, rather than some assessment of what happened in the past or what could have happened in the past. 

In other words, we have today, which is the first day of the rest of your life to plan and to implement plans to the best of your ability, and perhaps better than just waiting and expecting handouts from members here, many of whom have already been planning and acting for years and years (sure some of us longer than others.. and of course, we have newbies here too who are in earlier stages of planning and acting.. and hopefully setting their BTC accumulation goals and working in that direction).


Ok... for sure fair enough to provide some alternative scenarios for allocations, yet there can be various ways to consider those percentages too.

For example, I have some money that I already have dedicated to bitcoin and then other money that i consider to be separate and part of my cashflow cushion management.

Another framework can to consider a fiat value of all investments, to consider their level of liquidation and also to consider how much their value might be inflated based on our current seemingly outrageous money printing situation..   Maybe I should just stop because I am likely devolving into way more complications than necessary, even though may of us do happen to invest into bitcoin in part because we see that there are a lot of assets out there that are being overly inflated because many people have a lot of recent concerns of holding their value in dollars, but if the dollar goes to shit then perhaps some of the various assets that are too connected to the dollar having had been inflated for so long causes them to crash in value too.. causing some kinds of concerns regarding what assets might still continue to retain some value that does not crash as rapidly...we are expecting bitcoin to fit such bill, even if bitcoin's high liquidity might cause it to appear to be losing value in during short term liquidity crises even though if we zoom out it becomes a bit more difficult to say that a bitcoin today does not buy more T-bone steaks or more hookers, lambos and blow than it did 4 years ago (remember our 4-year cycle is still not ded in bitcoinlandia?).