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Made my first BTC purchase after a big while. My ~20% portfolio = BTC. And this ain't a trade or something, it's the long-term hodl.

For the remaining 80%, I'm gonna wait & be extra cautious throughout the year. Going to keep watching Fed's actions & speeches closely. I won't mind getting more BTC exposure at a bit higher price in case I miss the bottom, but I really wanna see Fed's behavior getting a bit softer than right now for further BTC exposure. As of now, dollar is just too strong to ignore.

~35% portfolio = BTC

I'm not sure how I took the extremely bold step, but now I'm 80% in BTC.

40% long-term stash and 40% short-term (for a bounce to $30k or something).

Apparently, short-term stash starting to look like long-term too.

-.-

No bouncing back so far; this is so ridiculous.

Oh?

You are not here to gloat?

hahahaha

Let's all cry together..

Quote from: serveria.com on Today at 07:35:32 PM

If you feel depressed now, just imagine: some guy somewhere has bought BTC at $69000 (or $68xxx). Imagine what it feels like to be him now? That's what I call PAIN! Sad

It would not have been too smart to lump sum buy into BTC at $69k,, but I can see some reasonable normie person starting out their adventure into BTC at $69k by making their first purchase at $69k, then setting up buy on dips and even DCA and to potentially running out of money, and wondering what the fuck?.. and sure maybe made some additional mistakes along the way.. to leverage, too.. but maybe such guy/gal would have an $40k-ish average price per BTC at this point? depending on how extensively s/he had front-loaded such investment and the various tactics and potentially reasonable mistakes along the way?