> 35.5% virtual NBA trading cards
If somebody told me they have a third of their assets in virtual trading cards I would either guess that their net worth is max $1000 or conclude they are completely nuts and won't take this person seriously.
If somebody told me they have a third of their assets in virtual trading cards I would either guess that their net worth is max $1000 or conclude they are completely nuts and won't take this person seriously.
slightly related I remember as a kid I used to hold Dragon Ball cards collection called 'trading collection'
look at this offer https://www.ebay.com/i/142949370670?chn=ps
also, people are starting to create soccer team tokens so maybe there will be a basketballcoin
I have a hard time taking the coinheads world seriously. Humanity though persistently finds idols to attach itself to, and once people begin professing their belief/dedication via dollars, it's incredibly hard & there seem to be extremely few checks on these snowballs rolling down hill. Things just grow. The cost to keep them alive & rolling is zilch. More and more folk eventually get rolled into the snowball every day. Humanity has a really weird sense of value these days. Some severe decoupling from the physical world about us seems the norm. Very Ballard-ian, a recursing into the virtual, escape from the real, ever the ascent of the symbols/symbolic, only occasional check-ins with what actually is.
Only OP can clarify but I hope it's just something he spent play money on that shot up 100x or something.
However, the rest of his portfolio isn't something I would emulate either.
I would consider someone more credible if they practice what they preach.
As for the rest of the portfolio, don't emulate it! Do what works for you, that's what the section below is for - I'm just being transparent. Most definitely consider more credible people, I just hope my suggestions might save people from the devil that is inflation.
B. You don’t immediately sell your risk bets when they start making you money, it completely mitigates your upside. Knowing when to say when is hard, but the general philosophy of removing the risk bets when they are making money is a bad one methinks.