TheGuySwann on Nostr: For an answer that less general and more practical: You can use a service like River, ...
For an answer that less general and more practical:
You can use a service like River, they pay like 3% ish on cash balances, and keep 80% of your savings in Bitcoin at all times. That way you are limiting your losses, and making up for it partially with an interest payment. While also not fully exposing yourself to Bitcoin down swings, and leaving room to buy the dip if your situation feels stable.
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