
Originally Posted by
TheGooner
I agree that the big money has not come - but is it coming at all?
We will see in the next 3 months.
I think (and I am trying to refrain from my wishes, but I am probably not very good at it as every other human) that the money is still waiting. I for example chatted with one private banker who I can not name and who actually is early adopter (he said he lost keys from his 1st coins just a side note). He claimed that b4 the banks did not want to have anything in common with cryptos and now they beg for it and they want to understand.
From signals like this I conclude that the show has yet to come. And I hink it will be over longer span then 3 months. I pray that it will last until northern hemisphere summer 2020 (halving), which will be a relief for the pressure of btc in case bitcoin survives [bottom line: miners must sell most of the bitcoins and they do it at recent high prices, which is the major force pushing price of btc down].
With large balances I am thinking a 50/50 approach is prudent.
I agree. With large balances, especially if there are still some goals in life or need for money, even more than 50% out of crypto is reasonable.
With small balances (and young people), it may pay off to take a higher risk.
But with ultra large balances... that is the painful freedom to do whatever one wants or what the odds dictate.
From probability standpoint and for risk averse person that does not need the money would 50-50 split mean, that that person expects crash with the same probability as growth. And that the crash and growth should have the same depth. Even if I am way off with my estimation of crash and crash probability is higher than 10%, then bitcoin can lose only 15K USD, but it can potentially gain at least few hundreds of thousands. So the odds are in favor of btc/cryptos and there are many fiat-rich rational players who know this and this is another reason why btc has to grow further.
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