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Using Logarithmic Charts to Prophesize Bitcoin's Price is Ridiculous
"Cubesats" are small satellites and SBIO will be launching them!
"Cubesats" are small satellites and SBIO will be launching them!
I use StockTwits to follow S&P500 and major cryptocurrencies but recently found "SPX6900" Is this a joke? Why is it on StockTwits? There are only 500 companies in the S&P index, not 6900.
PLEB is about to explode in popularity and if you time it right you will be the richest person in your neighborhood by far
Ethereum Fees Spike as Meme Coin Frenzy Returns; PEPE, BITCOIN, SPX Pop 40%
I learned to code and built a free crypto analytics platform from scratch all on my own
The most popular way investors look at charts and it's flaw [SERIOUS]
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Normally crypto is just leveraged SPX or M2 respectively…and then there is grayscale
One thing people learn with stock picking is that it all depends on Wall Street pumping. If they like a stock, they'll pump it (TSLA, PTON, AAPL, etc.). That's when one makes money. However, when the party is over (TSLA), hope you got out and shifted to the new darling. Best to just trade the futures ES or just invest in the SPX/NDX ETFs to keep up with inflation. Bitcoin is a game changer if you can swipe the bottom with TA.
Except it’s an election year and they’re not going to let any financial instruments break. You’re right, their hands are tied. They have to cut and we are going to melt up to $6500+ SPX. They’re not an independent fed anymore, this is going to be driven by current administration, the bubble won’t pop until next year. You’re thinking logically but the market is highly illogical right now. We will see in June. RemindMe! June 14th
Can you explain this. What does SPX have to do with BTC and Crypto? Sorry noob here
SPX is down therefore BTC is down and crypto. This news is just a distraction
Take profit now and incur short term capital gains of upwards of 40%? I highly doubt it. And even if they timed the market 100% perfect, it wasn't even a 2x since ETFs launched. Most would probably have logged a 1.5x, especially if they are so risk averse as to sell early. Regarding stocks: in 10 years both the DJI and SPX have done better than 2x. Or let's skip indexes and look at a very popular choice like Apple, which 8x in the past ten years.
Seeing more and more divided attention between "meme" tokens Banging on about how useless meme tokens are is usually a midwit move but there's infinite supply of these things and people are hop skipping from one to the next at a faster and faster pace. The result is that everything underperforms expectations. Remember that early into the meme rotation, HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu, SPX6900 and Joe were chosen by people like Zhu Su as being "blue chip" memes. They've been left in the dust.
BTC is highly correlated to SPX and global liquidity and conversely 98% of the entire market follows bitcoin. If globally liquidity increases, BTC generally increases and then the market follows suit. This is in both directions and is one of the main driving factors as to why it’s increasing, however it is heavily overvalued atm. Don’t buy into memes or other shit coins. BTC and ETH are the safest and you can never go wrong with a 50/50 split before you learn how the market works and create systems to build your portfolio.
But this post was made by someone who has no economical literacy outside of meme coins, how could this we wrong ? When most of people here don't even understand bullring aren't tied to halving but from a fresh income of money in the system. The last was was huge, 0% rate during covid relieve. We don't have any of that right now, btc price is simply following the SPX who reached all time high...
I'm kind of confused why a lot of folks on Reddit seem to be afraid that the bull run is close to being over when in my mind it hasn't even started. I see people saying "oh if we reach the previous ATH we're going back down to 30K BTC" or something of that nature. By this logic, SPX would still be at 1000 or something. All bull and bear cycles for any asset class play out in months, not weeks or days and BTC hasn't even breached ATH. What am I missing?
Oh, ok so you're saying MSTR could potentially be classified as a commodity company instead of a tech company? Yeah, that might be more appropriate in the end. Although the GICS sector/industry classifications might need to be adjusted to fit them. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global\_Industry\_Classification\_Standard](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Industry_Classification_Standard) No industry in the energy sector would fit it now. Materials would be a tough sell, although I could see a case for fitting MARA and other miners in there at some point (but 'digital asset materials' would be a bit of an oxymoron). Financials would be an obvious place to carve out a new industry group (or just shoehorn everyone Bitcoin-related into Specialized Finance). A funny longshot would be Utilities->Independent Power and Renewable Electricity Producers. Similarly, Saylor's claim that Bitcoin is digital real estate could be used to justify a Real Estate classification if that catches on...but that seems even less likely than Utilities. Information tech is the current and most easily justifiable classification for MSTR's core business now. But I'm not sure that's the most appropriate in the long term, and it certainly doesn't boost their odds of SPX inclusion. MSTR may have to wait until GICS adjusts their industries before they could potentially find a place in SPX, and I suspect that could be quite a long wait. Maybe several cycles.
Yeah, that’s why I don’t think it will happen this cycle but am less certain about the long term. If Microstrategy is able to expand and build new sources of revenue beyond their core business, maybe they do get added to SPX eventually. I like the stock and own a chunk of it. I bet we’ll be happy to own it regardless of whether it ever gets added to SPX.
Massive underestimation of how dominant BTC will be. Think 70-80%. That significantly lowers the bar. BTC will break true ATH over last cycle which including inflation is around $78K. Probably in the next few weeks. Then it will push over $100K. Savvy liquid investors and institutions have to hedge a government that cannot cut spending. It's why the SPX is ripping and BTC is ripping even harder. Alts will gain but it's not apples to apples. BTC dominance will also gain.
Taking out a loan for 16k sure was stupid huh. Same for 44k. Same for buying memes. 2-3x in a few weeks is awful, what an idiot I am. Maybe I’ll go back to traditional stuff and work til I die like the rest of the dinosaurs. SPX +0.1%
https://i.imgur.com/Epb3i2V.png Adding a chart of BTCUSD/SPX
People can put their money where ever they want. Shitcoin scammers are kind of tragic though, of course we feel bad for people fleeced by such obvious scams. Shitcoiners are selling the IPX/SPX of digital money. Sure, some of the people pushing that tech were dumb enough to truly believe in it, just like some altcoiners are today. Those with common sense saw the writing on the wall quite early, and knew the TCP/IP was inevitable. They knew netware pushing an alternative was basically stealing money from schools and charities and small businesses. Same kind of tragedy.
Read. Learn. And tell me how the [4% Rule](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/four-percent-rule.asp) is based on SPX.
Well let’s see: It’s Biden V Trump this year. Either of them have proved that they won’t create an environment that would results in my assets being confiscated. Fed will probably begin QE this year. That’s usually good for stocks. SPX hit all time high this year. Few banks collapsed last year and really didn’t make a dent in the economy. I don’t see any indication that Blackrock will confiscate my bitcoin. What makes you think the govt will confiscate my bitcoin that’s in Blackrock ETF in the next two years?
First, global liquidity cycles drive up asset prices. See this link. BTC market tops correspond to global liqudity cycle tops. Global liquidity is trending up now . [https://imgur.com/a/QxmUnMx](https://imgur.com/a/QxmUnMx) Second, SPX historical all time highs future indicate BTC all time highs. As there is money flow from within crypto (BTC pumps first --> large cap alt coins --> small cap alt coins) so the same money flow works in traditional finance. Real estate --> stocks --> crypto Money goes progressively more risk on as lower risk large cap assets pump Third, BTC halvings are an obvious indicator Fourth, ETF's moved the halving back imho. This could be a left translate cycle where the cycle ends sooner than others think
SPX, ND and BTC all pumping. Good times ahead for USA.
Presidential election years have a higher return than normal, according to the data on the SPX (about 1.3% higher). If a Republican is elected, the returns are over 5% higher than normal.
BTC/USD and BTC/SPX would objectively disagree, but you do you.
Gold, US-dollars, index funds (SPX, energy & commodities), housing.
Just wait for SPX to drop, taking everything with it
Hey at least we unlocked from the regular markets ... SPX has been pamping like crazy.
If you go on tradingview and pull up a chart of SPX / USM2 (the SP500 divided by M2 money supply) you can see how much of a bubble 2001 was and that performance over time is relatively flat.
I feel like a scholar reading the comments & their reasoning... if anyone makes millions on BTC going up another 10000% in the next decade the USD is shot, burgers will cost $150, houses in the projects will be $1M+, and SPX will be at 10,000. This can't happen & it's going to be a fun read in several years of people who bought the dip @ 30k & can't believe they're down -80% and losing their collateral. I will buy your house
Reminds me of a typical SPX-day…V-Shape recovery after lunch
A couple of things to consider on the bull side; Each of these funds has a sales force that will be pitching Bitcoin to their customers. Bitcoin officially and legitimately, has a Marketing department. Fun fact that these marketing teams will be pitching:... Measure any 4-year timeframe in Bitcoin history (beginning in bear or bull markets) and the price is profitable. A 2% allocation to BTC in the same timeframe outperforms SPX by a long shot. Potentially compounding 50%? or more. This is a no-brainer for the diversification of managed portfolios and individuals. That fun-fact message will resonate big time with Endowment and Pension Fund managers... Pension funds around the world are facing insolvency. Fund managers need long-term, high-growth allocations. 2-5% allocation is a no-brainer. Over the next few years, this has the potential to bring in astronomical sums of cash to BTC's MC.
Are you selling at any of those levels? Then what? The future is keeping it in. Sell a small amount when you need some. Down the road, you would just borrow fiat against your giant Bitcoin bag. I think most will do the same. If you sell, where do you put the fiat? QQQ? SPX? The bank?
Delusional and dumb? Let's do the math: Assuming an average yearly SPX return of 8%, you can pull 5% of your $2MM to live on per year. That's $100k per year for your "middle class at best". The rest of your $2MM continues to work for you by paying out that 5% every year forever and ever. You don't just burn through it. You do know this, right?
I personally don't care anything about a 2% annual return (after inflation). SPX and NDX were up 24% and 50% respectively last year. But it all comes down to risk tolerance and at 28 I see no reason to have a bond allocation but some might want less volitility so they pay for that reduction in risk.
The assertion that SPX barely outpaces inflation is easily proven by just running the numbers yourself. Or outsource your investment decisions to Google. Sounds like a brilliant strategy.
I suspect that macro events are going to be more important than the halving, or at least as important. USD liquidity will have to come back, commercial real estate still looks terrible, job cuts/layoffs, correction of 35%+ in SPX, maybe more in Nasdaq. Europe looks bad, Oz looks bad...
Look at what happened to the major etfs this year. SPY, SPX, SOXX, QQQ all 50% + growth. That's during a time of fed rate hikes and bank foreclosures. A bitcoin etf during fed rate cuts and the halving. The etf will double in the first year and triple in the 2nd. Bitcoin will go to a new ATH for certain. Tits are jacked. I'm ready
The halving doesn’t matter as much as people think in terms of price action. The reason BTC rises post halving is because it aligns with the 3.5 year business cycle that’s been happening since 2008. We’re about to drop rates massively in 2024 and 2025, flood the system with stimulus again and everything rises. This is not unique to BTC - SPX is already almost at ATH in anticipation of this next part of the business cycle.
It was $SPX (SPX6900). And you’re correct: price is going brazy rn so you might want to consider jumping in when you can. Ca (solana):- J3NKxxXZcnNiMjKw9hYb2K4LUxgwB6t1FtPtQVsv3KFr Ca (ETH):- 0xE0f63A424a4439cBE457D80E4f4b51aD25b2c56C
SPX6900 has first mover advantage on this. We going to the trillions
This dude is a crook. I saw him delete his 12k prediction video, then say he did it because of the algo... but there is a video on Nanny tax with like 17k views that I am sure is not doing well in the algo. He deletes any comments on his youtube asking about his bad predictions. Now, he is blocking people in his patreon for asking simple questions. For example "why hasnt he posted a video in 2 months on patreon." The answer is simple, he cares about the youtube views and is trying to get everyone who is mad to either leave, or get banned. This way he has a fresh supply of people coming from his youtube that are unknowingly willing to pay for his bad calls. I did not short BTC or SPX with him, but I know there are a ton of people who are bag holding those underwater positions and he continues to say "yes we are still holding them". LOL
I can do you one better. On his last post 2 days ago I asked him " Hey Brian, what is going on over there because we haven't gotten a video in 2 months on Patreon. I come here for alpha, not FOMC recaps that I can get off twitter. You should at least be as consistent on patreon as you are on youtube." He deleted the comment. Today when he posted some other nonsense FED recap, I said "Why did you delete my comment on the last post? I was pointing out that we have not had a patreon video in 2 months. Deleting comments is not a good look." I got banned within a minute of posting it. Those were the only two posts where I have been critical and considering I pay for those services. I didn't even get into the fact that he has completely left everyone holding SPX shorts, BTC shorts and a ton of other underwater position.
Haha, seems like SPX6900 is the S&P500's rebellious cousin who wants to include all 6,900 companies! But seriously, it's not a scam, just a different symbol. It's always interesting to see the crypto crowd flipping traditional assets.
SPX6900 is a cryptocurrency but there’s limited information about what it does.
There is no bitcoin cycle anymore, there's too much btc in circulation for the halving to have any affect other than psychological. Once SPX makes a new ATH Bitcoin will launch hard
I don’t have any anymore but I’m still watching harrypotterobamasonic10inu (BITCOIN), s&p6900 (SPX), PEPE, WOJAK, BONK, SHIB, & DOGE. Pacmansomethingxrp (XRP) eventually made it to $1 so it’s probably worth watching but I don’t buy the ones with buy/sell tax
Record number of BTC held in self custody - just a simply matter of demand, BTC ETF around the corner, legal wins in court, regulatory clarity coming in 2024-2025, BTC decisively breaking out against SPX, flight to quality assets during times of distress No one is arguing the points but keep downvoting me and cope
Unfortunately it's true because SPX is down the main support
I'm calling it now: SPX gets to just below 4100, grabbing as much liquidity as possible, before booming through the rest of the year.
Because TradFi has *never* bottomed while the Fed’s still raising rates. They may raise them again next week. Also, the real crash occurs *after* they’ve cut rates and unemployment spikes (as something is broken). The SPX and Nasdaq are making monstrous double tops on the monthly time frame. If their Q4 2022 low necklines are invalidated, Bitcoin’s getting dragged down with it.
1) Of course not. Also doesn't include the huge opportunity cost loss. Dude could have just plowed his $5B into SPX and made an extra billion by now. 2) Of course not. And if he tries to unwind slowly, the market will find out anyways and dump before the exit is complete. The current price is buoyed by MicroStrategy injecting hundreds of millions in USD on a regular basis. Remove the $100M/month ead turn Saylor's company into a net seller, and it will single-handedly bring us back to a "crypto winter" scenario. 3) Dollar + Euro + RMB liquidity is probably 90+ percent of liquidity. I don't think the type of currency is a major factor. 4) Of course not.
SPX and Dow are having red days with the 10 year treasury yield at a whisker under 5%. Is this a potentially liquidity grab or a rotation or a decoupling? It may be interesting once the stock market opens.
I am only speculating like everyone else. It could pump from here to $40k and never even see $30k again, nevermind $10k. But, my intuition tells me [the SPX/Nasdaq are making massive double tops on the monthly time frame](https://imgur.com/a/2pU848V). If the neckline is lost and they break down, we will absolutely see Bitcoin's $15k low at least re tested (and yes, it may hold and just bounce from there). The markets have \*never\* bottomed while the Fed's still raising rates, and it looks like they'll raise again next month. Almost every indicator confirms a recession is likely. My gut says one last big shake out is coming. It happens almost every cycle.
Harrypotterobamasonic10inu’s 200x means nothing to you? Or pacmanxrp going from cents to $1? SPX6900? DowJones42069? There are so many new ones
And? There's still gotta be actual bitcoin somewhere in custody for every share issued... Of course the investor never touches actual bitcoin, very much the same as how no SPX holder has actual equity in any of the 500 companies it represents.
Cash out the 2.7 million pay the taxes assuming it’s long term capitol gains. The nets you about 2.1 million take home. Throw that into JEPI and make around 200k a year if you just want living expenses paid. That should be enough to live pretty comfortable anywhere in the country minus Manhattan and San Fran. Ride off into the sunset and reinvest any unspent dividends back in the SPX or individual stocks.
Prior to the DXYs 12 week run BTC was over 30k, so we have done pretty well considering and haven't been that far off of the declines seen by SPX and NDQ
SPX and Dow futures tanking, Crypto next?
The Nasdaq and SPX are making a huge double top on the monthly time frame. If the neckline breaks, you will see a $10k Bitcoin.
Buying heavy at the peak and stopping your DCA near the bottom. Probably best you sell when you break even and put the money into SPX
Yes, things will get rough in the next months I think, SPX already starting to go to free fall mode and crypto hasn't played catch up yet either
It's actually better when it's delayed into Q1/'24 as long as BTC price doesn't collapse. You want strong momentum, and this September was the total opposite of that, just look at the stock markets in the past few days. Stock market (e.g.SPX) is correlated with Bitcoin. First J.P. and the Feds, now because of some rogue GOP rightwingers. But that's temporary.
You owning ETF shares does not involve actual ownership of the underliying, but the issuer must have enough underliying to back all issued shares of any given ETF. Say you own a share of SPX, that doesn't mean you own equity on all 500 underliying companies, but to issue that share the fund had to own that equity in the first place. What people commonly refer to as paper trading is derivative markets that settle in cash, as in, futures, options, etc. Those markets never involve the underliying asset being traded, they derive their price from it but that's it, cash is the only asset going in and out of the system. So no, a spot Bitcoin ETF is not paper trading at all. Any derivatives built upon it will be.
Two words: money supply. There is no doubt Bitcoin's growth in USD value has coincided with low interest rates and a massive inflation of the money supply, notably 2020 (after you know what happened). Hence this is objectively the most challenging bear market since its inception. The highest interest rates in decades coupled with rampant inflation have proved a huge test of Bitcoin's resolve with it being a risk on asset. That's resulted in Bitcoin remaining over 50% down from the all time high despite the SPX/Nasdaq making significant recoveries. And - for the first time ever - Bitcoin lost the previous cycle's high, and remained for months below the historical 200w simple moving average. It's also why some of the most bullish news events of recent years (ETF applications; SEC losing court cases) have all been sold off, which alone tells you we're still very much so in a bear market. If anyone thinks Bitcoin's in a bull market when it's sitting at $25k - *just 30% higher than it was 6 years ago* despite all that money printing - they're deluded. Another sign of a bubble could be price manipulation. As much as the exchanges try to correlate the price to the spot market, it's no great challenge for those with deep pockets to manipulate the price through derivatives. In the past 24 hours, Binance, the world's largest exchange, traded only $464m on its primary BTC/USDT spot pair. Bitget, just one of the many derivatives exchanges out there, traded $1.5 billion on the same pair. Bitcoin's outcome is binary: it's either slowly going up, forever, or slowly going to effectively zero. Edit: look at this morning’s pump then dump. Pure market maker manipulation.
Two words: money supply. There is no doubt Bitcoin's growth in USD value has coincided with low interest rates and a massive inflation of the money supply, notably 2020 (after you know what happened). Hence this is objectively the most challenging bear market since its inception. The highest interest rates in decades coupled with rampant inflation have proved a huge test of Bitcoin's resolve with it being a risk on asset. That's resulted in Bitcoin remaining over 50% down from the all time high despite the SPX/Nasdaq making significant recoveries. And - for the first time ever - Bitcoin lost the previous cycle's high, and remained for months below the historical 200w simple moving average. It's also why some of the most bullish news events of recent years (ETF applications; SEC losing court cases) have all been sold off, which alone tells you we're still very much so in a bear market. If anyone thinks Bitcoin's in a bull market when it's sitting at $25k - *just 30% higher than it was 6 years ago* despite all that money printing - they're deluded. Another sign of a bubble could be price manipulation. As much as the exchanges try to correlate the price to the spot market, it's no great challenge for those with deep pockets to manipulate the price through derivatives. In the past 24 hours, Binance, the world's largest exchange, traded only $464m on its primary BTC/USDT spot pair. Bitget, just one of the many derivatives exchanges out there, traded $1.5 billion on the same pair. Bitcoin's outcome is binary: it's either slowly going up, forever, or slowly going to effectively zero.
Quarterly chart: \- rangebound market \- similar to SPX BTC is caught in QII 2022 range Weekly chart: \- rejecting off 31-32k key level twice \- volatility contraction near the bottom of 25-32k range doesn't scream bullish \- that's also near the low end of value area for the local range since 03/2023 Also keeping in mind that historically BTC likes to test the cycle bottom a 2nd time, yeah, I really wonder what will happen. This isn't rocket science. Zoom out, stop reading all these dumb articles and wait patiently until next summer for things to pick up again.
Lol, if it makes us money we want it. Although a shit load more can be made on SPX Options. BTC will never outpace the amount of opportunities that the stock market has to make money.
Nah, I don't trust this. Covered call is inconsistent. Even with SPX, I have not found any covered calls that actually perform the underlying asset. BTC is the way to go
Not so long I am afraid. And SPX will get more beating after JPow statement. Next year with such rates gona be a desert for markets I believe.
I honestly cannot tell if your reply is satire. In your fairy tale of him selling at the tippy top during that 3 minute window where it peaked at $19,700 (he said he sold at $15.6) we could also safely assume he is a market trading genius who would have sold at the tippy top of 2021 for an additional 250% profit. 6 years of a measly 1-2% compounded dividends barely moves the needle compared to Bitcoin price performance. The SPX/BTC and VOO/BTC charts over the past decade look eerily similar to a century-long chart of the dollar's diminishing purchasing power. https://inflationchart.com/spx-in-btc/?time=10%20years&show_stock=0&show_adjuster=0 https://www.visualcapitalist.com/purchasing-power-of-the-u-s-dollar-over-time/
it moved on employment #'s not the etf news. SPX and QQQ also moved with the dollar and vix dropping; translation "the whole market pumped"
A lot of people here have no idea why BTC is going up or down so I’ll just say this, if SPX can’t break horizontal resistance at 4450 (which also happens to be the 20day ema) we’re going back down again
$SEX will be the next $SPX of the meme world..
It's waiting for SPX to further dump.
Yes. The SPX and Nasdaq recovered all but 5% of their all time highs, yet Bitcoin remained over 50%. That’s as blatant ‘risk on’ as you’d get.
As you said, the best time was 10 years ago. Maxis will say the best time is today. And as you pointed out, the odds of it failing at the start were exponentially greater than today. In recent history tho, the best time to buy was the covid crash. That truly was a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity, owed to the “V shape” recovery. There are many analysts who say we’re about to have another market crash similar to the dot com and GFC. The SPX is making a monstrous double top on the monthly time frame. There are calls for the covid lows to be retested. If that happens, be afraid. That will get you the sub $10k Bitcoin many having been banging on about for months.
I'm currently on SPX, not that much, I've made like 0.07, for me not so bad, but I think where going down and and my investment is going to 0
Bitcoin is ‘only’ a $500bn asset that is traded heavily on derivatives. Whales can quite easily manipulate the price up or down in massive swings using a fraction of its market cap. Sorry but that’s the truth. Historically Bitcoin has as many green months as red. It’s already has 5 green this year. The Fed are likely to again increase interest rates. The markets have *never* bottomed while the Fed is still raising. Unemployment remains stubbornly low. The SPX is making a monstrous double top on the monthly time frame. Bitcoin’s going much lower yet. I predict at least a double bottom do the current November low or even new lower lows, by Q1 next year.
Sincerely, he’s the only person worth watching with respect to crypto. I’m less worried about an SPX correction and more about the public perception of how the economy is doing. Talking heads crowing about quarterlies comes off as tone deaf to those getting squeezed. Poor economic performance works against incumbents IIRC. While there are plenty of issues I care about, with respect to investments, the Republicans don’t have a viable policy platform.
We have survived bigger events like LUNA, Celcius, Russian invasion, SPX plunge, FTX. This is nothing. Keep calm and buy.
Yup. But mostly only if it goes down. Right now I think FOMO is what is keeping it up. People are sitting tight with their cheeks clenched, because they're thinking there is no way this run can continue up, even outside of the economic uncertainty right now. But they don't want to sell in case it does go up. Not just btc, but SPX, DJI, NASDAQ, everything. So when it starts to dip down.... everyone jumps ship. So if it does break upwards I don't think it would be as fast of a pump as the dump would have been. I think people will still be cautious for the same reasons above.
"just as good as the SPX! Oh wait..." Tears... 😭
The popular YouTuber and analyst, Benjamin Cowen, has some unkind truths relating to Bitcoin's price and the money supply. He also makes comparisons with the SPX.
This may be vague and hardly related but the obsession over crypto for retirement is a bad idea. Crypto should be around 5-30% of a retirement portfolio at this moment, depending on your knowledge and risk appetite, and it should likely be mainly in BTC and a portion in ETH. Think about it, you're betting on winners in 20-60 years in the future. I can easily bet that stocks will grow due to the design around the stock market and how much flows into it on repeat each year, it's hard coded to grow. Crypto technology will surely never go away in our life times, but which will be around in 40 years. Bitcoin likely, but even ethereum can be replaced. IMO, it's much harder to replace bitcoin but it's possible. Just a thought for those who are going HARD into crypto for their kids. SPY/SPX will give a probable (likely guaranteed) profits over a few decades. But crypto, it's possible and even probable but it's not nearly as secured as the stock market.
Why investing in stock when they can't beat the inflation? Have you ever entered the ticker "SPX/M2" in tradingview? Price of btc goes up, because the supply of it will every 4 years cut in half. It can be devaluted by creating more of it. Supply is scarce, smart people only sell it with profit, so price goes up. In a big way. For now a better investment. When it is largely adopted and btc price stabilize or stocks pay divident out in btc, stocks will have a higher retun on investment.
SPX and Nasdaq is doing amazing, soon we will get new All Time Highs as well.