I've having stress problems lately and am anxious about ETH position in my portfolio. It is the largest gainer and is what made portfolio what it is.
What the hell do I do? Do I sell ETH and buy BTC? Or do I just keep holding this portfolio as is for 5 years?
I bought BTC about 5 years ago and used profits to buy ETH really early, but now that ETH had taken this huge stake of entire portfolio I am not sure what to do anymore, sell it for BTC or just let it ride.
Serious answers only please.
This is not all of my money, but it is about 70% of what I have from total. So seeing your value jumping 200k day to day can be quite taxing mentally, yet those who make the big boy gains are usually the ones holding for the longest time (time in market > timing the market) assuming you aren't holding shit.
What would you do in my case guys? Assuming I have 100k$ in index funds and 100k$ in cash?
So total crypto ~550k$ +100k$ index funds + 100k$ cash = 750k$ as of now
I have good jobs, but the profits from these jobs do not compare the paper profits of crypto for the last few months.
The fuck do I do? John Bogle would say:"Buy right and sit tight", but these are not fucking indices, this is fucking internet money!
- Switch to PoS allowing me to earn from staking and locking out coins from circulation - Raiden and lightning network - Developer ecosystem, biggest ever
Jack Williams
Uhh, no I don't think I want LTC. It has always been a clonecoin with no real advantages.
Also, Bitcoin will implement SegWit.
What happens in December?
Jaxson Sanders
could send all etherium into stratus if you are that concerned, or you could hold until the days leading up to the Aug. 1st conference. Nobody knows what they'll discuss but there will be a bitcoin fork, and people won't know what that means for trading.
holy fuck that portfolio is huge dude
Angel Rodriguez
C-can you share the template?
pretty pls
Liam Baker
This is sweet, nice work on the spreadsheet my dude
Jose Hall
> It has always been a clonecoin with no real advantages. ACTUAL USE AND ADOPTION >What happens in December? LTC WILL BE $2500
Brody Smith
Serious question: why not liquidate half of your position?
Ethereum looks to be big but it isn't implemented yet so there's literally no knowing (Vitalik could die tomorrow). I think BTC is more or less on track to becoming a viable normie currency so I wouldn't worry about that but I almost feel like ethereum is on borrowed time
Anthony Brooks
Why will LTC be $2500 in December, could you explain please?
>holy fuck that portfolio is huge dude
Thanks to ETH, and that is what is giving me stress. 73% ETH, without it, portfolio is nothing, but then again...it is the most promising coin so far.
