i like this comment because it also highlights the impact of portfolio allocation
you allocated 100% your crypto portfolio into BTC and got a 2x? very nice
but you're 90% in stables and your allocation was 10%? your BTC 2x translates into a portfolio +10% gain
size does matter
there's only 2 ways to outperform someone else (not sure why you'd want to do that tho)
-buy things with higher beta
-have a larger % allocation to risk
the thing is tho, for gripto, since so many of us are 90%~all in (maybe even leverage), outperformance comes from #1
imo the better way to reframe: it's not about trying to outperform other crypto players
but to recognize that 90% of normies dont care about crypto and if you can make it out like a bandit with 1 good cycle, you'll be leapfrogging your way into the top decile of your peer group
at the end of the day, when we log out of the metaverse, we live amongst normies and we will use our dirty blood money to outbid them for houses and all other sorts of valuable IRL resources and assets
imo, that's the ppl you'd want to out rank, to feel a tangible QoL upgrade
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has your portfolio 2x'd in USD value since the nov 22 bottom?
if it has, you've outperformed bitcoin
if it hasn't, you need to realize that you're terrible at this shit
just saying that if youre going to higher risk stuff, you should be outperforming BTC or ETH or a benchmark blend of both
because if not you might be better off with a simpler strategy
i realized this for myself last cycle when i aped shitcoins and didnt really outperform much
an acceptable argument to be made is that BTC outperforms at the start of the cycle, and then trickle down wealth effect to the alts later, and i can actually get behind that that thesis
but maybe you could just do less and stress less too, esp if you're really not so good at it
kyle asking followers for good fried chicken restaurants is breaking my brain
btw from my research, a franchisable F&B biz is probably one of the best ways to airdrop yourself into any country
almost all non-retarded countries have an entrepreneur visa for people that set up shop and hire a bunch of locals
just copy-paste as necessary to get a work visa
the franchise part is not very important, but a good model to legitimately move money from the overseas locations back to the motherload for efficient redistribution
F&B typically has a decent headcount, so relatively easier to hit headcount targets compared to other biz types
my estimate of AH's nw is ~$15m +/- $5m, ex company value (illiquid, probably worth much less w/o him)
with about $3-4m in his 6 properties
not a dig, but i now can see why he focuses so much on developing countries and seeking "value"
it is indeed great to have pied-à-terres all over, especially in places that you frequent, bonus if you can get a free resident visa or citizenship to go along with it
but if one has to rationalize why malaysia over singapore, the real answer is cos they are just not rich enough
btw i dont think malaysia is a bad place, i think its great by many accounts, especially with their newer premium visa programme (no phys stay required)
so relative to the singapore entry price, it is indeed VALUE
but if you were rich, then value doesnt matter, you're rich mate
people buying crypto coins do so regardless of macro
oh the fed is hiking interest rates i should reduce my crypto allocation by selling some bitcoin / doge / NFTs and instead buy 10y treasuries yielding 4% since the risk adjusted returns is now bussin said no one ever
i still standby that tax optimization is one of the biggest environmental buffs that one can acquire during their wealth building phase and the downsides of "not seeing family", "no social network" etc are massively overexaggerated to confirm the bias of their already made choice
will concede that if you have children that formula changes
but then again since most of you have never touched a woman, that's also an overblown irrational fear of something thats not going to happen to you anytime soon
and that literally comes with a 9 month warning heads up
not a tax advisor, not yours anyway
but you do NOT need to gun for 0% taxes
you just need to weigh the pros-cons along the scale or reducing a bit to reducing a lot, and what's the lifestyle changes you must accept and costs you must bear to have to equip this guaranteed boost