GM Clara! 🌅☕️🍳🥓⚡️🚀📈 Some choices sometimes seem difficult: If nothing changes, the trade may have been meaningless, and the repurchase may result in some loss. On the other hand, if tragedy strikes, the trade may offer a short-term chance of survival in a worse world, where perhaps survival doesn't make much difference. Personally, I'll leave my chips on the chance that the meteor doesn't strike.
I have just read this page ‘80,000 BTC moved: a turning point in the history of Bitcoin’ published on the cyphertux .net website.
I have read and checked several elements of this article.
On the basis of these considerations, I have exchanged 20% of my Bitcoin bag for USDC stablecoin to be ready to buy back if the worst-case scenarios come true.
Nevertheless, I'm still in the game, with 72% of my portfolio in Bitcoin, 18% in stablecoin, and 10% in other altcoins.
https://www.cyphertux.net/articles/en/research/bitcoin-80k-btc-mystere-opreturn
What do you think of all that?
Discussion
I understand your point of view.
I prepared myself for all the scenarios:
Sc1: If it's a hack of legacy addresses 1.... of P2PKH type script and Bitcoin returns to $10k I now have enough to make cheap purchases.
Sc2: If it's a farce and we're going to $200k this year, with the 72% BTC in my wallet I have enough to make beautiful new TPs
Sc3: I also have enough BTC to wait more years if it range too long