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Investing in two closely related assets is actually not "diversification".
Do you mean bitcoin and real estate are closely related? I don't think so and can you point out their relevance? As I said in my previous comment, once we have invested in bitcoin and want to diversify, we should choose assets unrelated to bitcoin and crypto, such as real estate, stock, etc. Honestly, I don't see any connection between them. The only connection I see is that they are all part of the world economy, other than that, there is no close relationship between them like bitcoin and altcoins.
It seems to me that Wind_FURY's comment had to do with the close relationship between bitcoin and shitcoins, and not bitcoin and real estate.. even though he put that comment right in the context of your talking about real estate as possible way of diversifying or lessening bitcoin exposure or getting another possible cashflow source... but yeah, when I looked at Wind_FURY's comment again it does seem ambiguous regarding what he is referring to, and maybe he should explain himself a wee bit more better.
He also confused me because I was talking about non-bitcoin related assets, and I also emphasized that investing in shitcoins does not diversify in the previous comment

. That's not even called investing, it's gambling when we talk about shitcoins.
But I really like his point about diversification. If someone doesn't have a lot of money and diversification really only dilutes their investment. Instead, they should research carefully and focus on only one asset. From there can bring the maximum profit if they choose the right assets to invest.