Are we excited yet?

Lot of calls about to be made, the shorts don't wanna lose all their money

Yeah and there was even a major China Bans Bitcoin Scare around now back then aswell, I dont want to sound like one of the morons on Twitter but its a bit uncanny.

So in 2024 we'll see the current market x100?

Would rather not wait over 2 years

Was completely off on my previous prediction/guess that it would mirror 2018 closely and Eth would slide at that rough time, but we got an additional month or so of climbs (e.g. at the time I sold a portion at Eth EUR 2600, and I think it went as high as EUR 3300). As usual the market is predictably unpredictable. I would still think a long bear is on the cards in the coming months, but the usual disclaimer I really dont have a clue what is going to happen next. I sold a big chunk of portfolio in the first half of this year, so that 5 year pressure is off, but have kept a decent portion remaining for future bulls (I never sell the lot, ever) over the coming years/decade/more

Hilarious to see that one of my few indulgent buys this year is up 10x. As soon as I saw one of those new bullshit Bitcoin ABC's new on the listings at 20 quid I snapped it up, well over 200 now (changed to XEC or something)

ADA 49%

ETH 35%

COMP 5%

MANA 2%

DOGE 2%

Rationalised a bit lately.

BTC - 43%

Harmony One - 30%

Ethereum 11%

Rest is made up of Rose, Link, Ada, BNB, Cake and Hyve

With Harmony One it is more i was a very early investor and it's grown a lot rather than putting a lot of money in.

45% BTC

30% ETH

6% ADA

~3% each in LINK, SOL, AVAX, ALGO, DOT

and the rest made up of NFTX, C20, WAXP and CRO.

All that is about 40% of my overall portfolio, aiming to bring it up to around 50% over the next while.

Binance academy has a fairly good explainer on it and if you want more depth there are plenty of jump off points from there once you have a better grasp of what you are after.

Impermanent loss is basically opportunity cost. So the actual value of what you deposit will always stay the same but, if you would've made more money by not depositing your money at all (ie if one of the assets rises in value relative to the other), the difference is the impermanent loss.

So if you deposit $50 USDC plus $50 BNB ($100 total) and the price of BNB triples, you can always still withdraw $100 but the ratio will have changed so your $100 will now comprise of $75 USDC plus $25 BNB.

If you never deposited your original stake, you would've had $200 ($50 USDC plus $150 BNB). In this case, your impermanent loss would $100 ($200 minus your original $100). Hope that makes sense!

38% XRP

38% ADA

8% VET

6% BTC

Rest is a mixed bag of sh!t

Very roughly 25% fetch (I've big convictions on that one lol), 15% eth, 15% stable, then likes of 10% or less of btc, chainlink, Thela, Qnt, Rose, hot. Crypto sitting at something like 20% of my overall equities portfolio, it's given a fantastic return on investment since I started just over a year ago, but I've certainly no plan's on ever increasing that above the 20% given the downside risks.

Thanks. My last crypto transaction (purchase) was in late 2017. I haven't sold any and wouldn't consider doing so until I have emigrated.

I had been mulling a purchase since the 21st and came close to pulling the trigger two days ago. As usual, I haven't a clue how to time the market 😂

😣 I dunno...

Pretty soon I'm going to have to stand firm on this 😉 as my stance for going to cash in August 😂