rich1.0Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach (npub1ur…xdx2w)https://yabu.me/npub1ur5ju4pd0xegu7wxal543ywn3aykxmjg2c9gucvtj5aaa43sm74qcxdx2wnjumphttps://yabu.meYea I’ve seen published reports indicate 70-75% allocation. That being said and to your point… I completely agree that “it depends”. I realized I broke my own cardinal rule, looking for a binary answer to a multi-variable equation (question) 🤦‍♂️ What I like to do is create a “solvable problem”. What are the “stuff and things” + “experiences” + “generosity” + “legacy” that I desire (and ultimately God has placed on my heart and desires for me to steward and accomplish while here on Earth). Then what is the timeline for each of those. I then set a “good, better, best” CAGR that will “solve the problem” and execute strategies that will deliver that. I find the above 👆helps me move closer to what I want instead of just chasing more. —— That being said, my “how much #BTC is enough question” I guess was more of an economic or math question. If someone says “everyone needs #bitcoin” but we know not everyone can have it, that therefore leads to the question I posed: what is the minimal viable amount of Bitcoin one should hold to “have enough” based upon nostr:npub153xmex42x4chdf757hp3q6zxagykkek7pdgwuwd074964dkyha9s82ryu8 statement of “you’re going to have enough”