“Invest only what you’re willing to lose” is terrible advice because it
a) Frames investing as gambling
b) Ignores the fact that fiat cash is a position, and a terrible one over any extended timeframe
“Invest only what you’re willing to lose” is terrible advice because it
a) Frames investing as gambling
b) Ignores the fact that fiat cash is a position, and a terrible one over any extended timeframe
BUT- if you’re unwilling to lose it, won’t you capitulate at a local bottom?
I think that’s where position sizing and volatility of the asset come into play (e.g., you probably need more conviction and willingness to experience a large drawdown if putting X% of net worth in ETH vs X% of net worth in SPX).