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r/investingr/investing· u/the_advisor01· 7d ago 38

how do you all think about adding crypto to a broader investment portfolio

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User seeks advice on crypto allocation strategies within a diversified portfolio, focusing on sizing and management methods.

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not asking whether crypto is good or bad, i know that debate never ends here. more curious about allocation strategy. like do you treat it as a small speculative slice or do you actually have meaningful exposure. and do you use any kind of automated strategy to manage the crypto portion or just hold.

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u/Pleasant-Shallot-707 21· 7d ago

Do you like losing money?

u/LazyDazyFazy 7· 7d ago

Make it no more than 5-10% of your port

u/Round_Ad_40 3· 7d ago

Been there, done that. Would have been wise to allocate more, but that’s hindsight. I’d at least avoid rebalancing if I’d allocate again today (which I don’t). But I do so for gold. Price of gold doesn’t affect my initial allocation and doesn’t cause me to reallocate. Just plays its own role completely

u/msaincap 7· 7d ago

Small slice

I personally use 2.5% BTC and 2.5% gold

The rest, stocks and bonds

And just rebalance more or less once a year

u/jennmuhlholland 6· 7d ago

Dude. Bitcoin does not pay any dividend. You can’t do a dcf analysis with it.

u/weightedslanket 3· 7d ago

You finally got there! That was the joke I was making in support of your post.

u/jennmuhlholland 3· 7d ago

Well. It’s Reddit. I thought you were being serious. 👍🏻

u/SpaceDaphne 4· 7d ago

I treat it like venture capital. If it goes to zero, my retirement plan doesn't change. If it works, it can move the needle.

u/Training-Rip6463 2· 7d ago

🤣🤣

I also treat lottery tickets as venture capital

u/jennmuhlholland 4· 7d ago

Cool…love me those btc dividends…show me the numbers and how you are putting this together.

u/bmault 3· 7d ago

Great time to get in

u/jennmuhlholland 6· 7d ago

Is it? How do you come to that conclusion? What constitutes a good time or a bad time with crypto? What should a fair market value be at any given time?

u/weightedslanket 3· 7d ago

It’s cheap relative to its discounted future cash flows.

u/Various_Couple_764 2· 7d ago

IT is a smallpercentage of my portfolio. But I don't hold it. I invest in BTCI a covered call fund that coverts price volatility to income. When it first started it had a yield of 30% right after it became available.. But the value of bitcoin dropped but it is still paying a yield of about 26%. As long it is still paying a good yield I will hold it. And I will reinvest the income into other funds.

u/PMmeuroneweirdtrick 2· 7d ago

If you want to lose money yes go for it