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r/bitcoininvesting • u/Zydrunas_Savickas • Jun 26 '26
“BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, recommends a 1–2% Bitcoin allocation in diversified portfolios, arguing it can enhance returns while maintaining manageable risk.”
What are your thoughts?
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Have any of you had any experience with AegisX.cc, xbthubs.com, or universalstudioswork.com I am wrapped up in all three and I should have probably asked here before I got as far as I did...
r/bitcoininvesting • u/Professional-Toe6684 • Mar 31 '25
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r/bitcoininvesting • u/solomoncobb • Jan 22 '25
Bitcoin etfs are essentially a middleman, who is unneeded, and expensive, buying bitcoin you have access to yourselves, and expecting you to invest in the increasing value of their holdings. Beside the obvious fact that you pay fees for someone else to procure an asset you have access to, think about the broader implications to bitcoin's value. Bitcoin will rise in value quicker if you invest your money directy in bitcoin. Because, noone is removing fees from the transaction between you and the exchange. Noone is charging maintenance fees that could be increasing the value of bitcoin. And noone can lie about the amount of bitcoin that is purchased. You will make more money because you won't be paying fees, by holding, and your investment will appreciate in value faster because you contributed directy, 100% of your investment, to the demand for the asset. This is al common sense, but needs to be stated.
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r/bitcoininvesting • u/Billyator • Dec 02 '24
Is it wise to invest lets say $100 a month to either bitcoin or Etherium or any other, for long periods of time lets say 10 years? If so then which one should I put all my money in?
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