Bought gold at $2,800/oz while everyone chased crypto & tech hype.
Funded it with real YouTube automation cash-flow, not fun money.
Now sitting at ~$4,075/oz.
Up ~45%. Still holding every ounce.
My BTC stack runs on separate capital with a 5-stage deployment plan (Stages 1-3 already mapped).
Stages 4 & 5 only on a proper crash… which I don’t expect soon.
If it happens? Sell gold, rotate everything into BTC at the deepest discount.
So far only stage 1 of my BTC strategy has been triggered, and i purchased 3-5% of the budget for that basket.
Until then, gold is the insurance I’m praying I never need.
Smart money hedges. Real ones execute.
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Nice, let's see if we can see the $54k in this or next week.
That would probably be the bottom since estimates suggest that the cost of mining a single Bitcoin has risen to around $49,000.
The key point is that in previous market cycles, Bitcoin’s price has never stayed below its mining cost for a significant period of time.
The reason is simple: when the price falls below the cost of mining, many miners are forced to shut down their operations. This reduces the supply of newly mined Bitcoin, which typically helps establish a price floor.
My crypto strategy isn't reactive, it's staged.
I deploy capital only when BTC drops from key levels, in 5 pre-planned stages.
Stage 1 triggered at -10%, deployed ~3-5% of my portfolio into ETH, XRP, SUI + others
Result so far: +4.5%. ETH leading at +11%
Updating every week.
🚨 Following the news, the gold and silver wiped out $440 billion in value.
• Gold fell 1.22%, losing $348 billion in market capitalization.
• Silver dropped 2.63%, erasing $89 billion.
📌 The sell-off came after reports that the U.S. revoked Iran’s oil sales authorization.
More expensive oil fuels inflation expectations. Higher inflation reduces the likelihood of Federal Reserve rate cuts, which is typically bearish for gold and silver.