The recent crypto swings show how fragile sentiment is. With Bitcoin dropping sharply and fear spiking, the market is behaving like a pure risk-asset again. Macro uncertainty, shifting rate-cut expectations, and uneven liquidity are driving most of the volatility.
In such an environment, going “all in” is essentially betting on a sharp rebound with no safety net. Holding cash, however, gives you flexibility and protects your capital — especially important since you’re preparing for housing and prefer stability.
A balanced stance is wiser: keep most funds in cash or low-risk assets, and only deploy a small, fully disposable portion into crypto if you want exposure. Enter slowly, not in one shot.
For now, I lean towards cash first, selective entries later.
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