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Does it makes sense to convert all savings to bitcoin with present situation ? Or the golden era in terms of bitcoin price growth is already over now ?
Converting all savings to bitcoin
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In any case, you should not transfer all your savings into one asset, do not forget about risk management.
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look around 83 to 86k for a bullish reversal before buying in
joseph15
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If your timeline is long enough (years) and you won't be needing those savings anytime soon, it's not a bad idea to start buying big chunks of BTC once or twice a month (reduces your risk vs. investing all at once). but I would never advise anyone to put 100% of their money into anything.
Juhku
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yea no shit
fuck this brainless/ai posting.
xd what
based on your astrology of technical analysis?
if u already have an insurance fund, you could just go-all-in and just buy btc with all non-needed money you got.
otherwise i'd place insurance fund/bad day savings money to sp500, and start to slowly dca into btc with the rest.
Badgerz
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Yeah it still makes sense to hold some bitcoin but I wouldn’t convert all your savings into it. The price can move insanely fast in both directions and relying on that alone is risky. The growth phase isn’t necessarily over but it’s definitely not as easy as it used to be. If you want exposure to crypto it’s smarter to put in an amount you can handle long term and keep the rest in more stable assets…
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2025 was already a bad year for BTC, next year tend to be bad, but who knows...just remember that there are other options, some commodities did better than BTC this year, maybe some diversification is healty.
For the long term, it should be a good strategy, people who converted their savings into BTC in the last few years don't have any regrets
For the long term, it should be a good strategy, people who converted their savings into BTC in the last few years don't have any regrets
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Depending on how fabulously wealthy you are and capable of shrugging from what most would consider a devastating financial loss, then yes. For most people though, dumping all of your savings to bitcoin might not be the best move. You could, if so inclined, go for half and gradually work your way to all of it as time goes on depending on which way the winds blow for Bitcoin. Personally, I'd just put my disposable income in so I couldn't care less if it doesn't go particularly well. If and when it makes a profit in the future, then it's a pleasant bonus.
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There are signs of this in last one month. Now, I will wait for some months.
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I think it would not be a good idea. Invest a few in gold as well.
Always make your own research though. Split into ETH or other stable coin as well.
Always make your own research though. Split into ETH or other stable coin as well.
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How about silver also ? i heard it is being used in almost everything whose demand is increasing fast now.
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No, I am not much risk averse. It will affect me a lot if that happens. But , I am more interested in knowing the risk to reward ratio for such an action at the moment.
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Question is what has more weight at the moment ?
SendMyFriend
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Well, I bet it's better to differ y'r savings in a few.
Noone knows what gonna happen, even if it seems that It will grow.