and this is also a better option. It's even good that you have a chunk of funds you can take advantage of during any possible dip so you can stack up more. The thing is that over diversification of our funds into several things can become some sort of distraction is disguise and so it's only best we focused on what we're sure is working and put in as much resource as we have into it. Probably when you've attained a status where you can boldly work out into iether to upgrading your life or possibly executing a project you've longed for then it's now okay to push your profits into them.
Don't get it all wrong diversification is good but as much as we a starting to diversify we should not neglect the main investment which is Bitcoin. We know that bitcoin in the long term has a better higher return. If we excessively diversify our fiat into multiple assets we could end up missing out on the significance and important investment (Bitcoin) by spreading our money too thin.
Tracking and managing a large number of investments can be so time-consuming, that the energy that should have been put into a few will not be directed to so many. This can distract an investor from staying informed and making strategic decisions on bitcoin which is the potential strongest investment. However, if well planned we can get a balance (a balance that aligns with your risk tolerance, investment goals, and level of involvement in diversification you're comfortable with). One good way to balance it is to not just diversify for the sake of it. Choose assets, businesses, or any investment with strong fundamentals alongside Bitcoin.