Interesting Experiment: If You Got 100,000$ Right Now Out of Your Cryptocurrency Investment. What Would You Do With It?steemCreated with Sketch.

in cryptocurrency •  7 years ago 

I would like to see what you guys would do if this happened to you. It's good to think about just incase your cryptocurrency rises massively in the next 4-5 years (very likely in my opinion).

Here's what I would do.

  1. Invest 10,000$ into ripple
  2. invest 10,000$ into steem power
  3. spend 5,000$ electronics, gadgets and all that kinda stuff.
  4. Invest 10,000$ into ethereum
  5. Spend 5,000$-7,000$ on a car
  6. Put the rest of the money into a savings account, it would only be .25% interest but I will be guaranteed to make money and won't lose any

Let me know what you guys would do, i'm curious as to what the responses to be.
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  1. Set aside $27,500 to max my Roth IRA for the next 5 years.
  2. $12,500 into savings yielding 1.15%. Won't beat inflation but it'll be nice in case of emergency.
  3. Give away $25,000. I've always wanted to be able to just anonymously meet people's needs. I think it would be empowering.
  4. I'd invest the remaining $35,000 into a variety of stocks and cryptocurrencies. Probably some bitcoin, some Ripple, ether, and lite coin. Maybe a few other altcoins that have a good chance of going way up.

It would be interesting to see how it would go. Thanks for the post!

I would finally have the money to build my own mining rigs.

would put some into litecoin too

sex, drugs and rock and roll

Keep 20% of it untouched (in a basket of 5-6 currencies). And the rest 80% distributed into a Top 20 portfolio of coins (with no coin having more than 8% share including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin).

I would probably invest about 1/3 into silver (rounds or American Eagles only), put 1/3 into crypto (mainly EOS, SC, XRP and other small cap coins), put the other 1/3 into high yielding CD's and do CD laddering to compound my savings over time.