I'd like to gather some ideas about where to put the money in after selling out in the next BTC run.
Currently, I got around 300K in my paper wallet (90% BTC 10% ETH). Beside of that, I got 100K which I use selling daily puts on BTC.
I had 1280 BTC when MtGox went down and made it all disappear, but yeah, what I got now is total 400K USD, and no 60 millions.
I still keep that YUBIKEY with MtGox printed on it which was used to login to MTGox though, maybe I can sell it as a collector item someday.
Anyway, the paper wallet is not creating any yield, the puts are making between 10-90% APY (depends on the day),
which may average 30-60% yearly, especially as it all gets reinvested.
I am pretty satisfied with the current allocation, holding 75% in BTC (and a little ETH) and creating cash yield with the 25%.
My original plan was to exit the market in 2025, and invest the money in a few apartments in Ukraine,
and AIRBNB them (it was the best AIRBNB yield few years back, about 30% ROI yearly). Then the war came,
and I thought to buy real estate in Georgia instead. Then the Russians came, and the market changed and Georgia became uninteresting.
Montenegro was next, but the prices are running away, and it's getting closer to join the Bolshevik EU.
Now, I got no clear idea. Condos in Thailand just lose value and short term AIRBNB is prohibited, land can't be bought as foreigner.
Pretty much the same for VN, Laos and Cambodia, there are some ways to do it, but I don't want to bet all my money on a lease contract.
I stopped investing in stocks after COVID wiped out my margin and turned 120K into 12K. It also doesn't follow fundamentals,
but is highly manipulated. I would also prefer something that isn't tracked or can be connected to me by others.
I thought about investing in a real estate note fund in the US which offers 12% yield, but that 12% are not enough in the current inflationary
environment.
So, lets brainstorm, what could be a good investment at the end of 2025? I expect having a total of around 900K then (worst case)
I don't want to hold again through the bear market.