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@the_family_monastery that's fine, at the end of the day it's your money and you'll do what you need or want to do. You asked for the best platform, hopefully you got your answer. I'm just explaining the downvotes. This is the nature of the sub. This is not a 'lets act on a hunch and see what...

@nolanj it is fairly black and white in this case. I'm guessing if he was investing that 100k in some shitcoin, you would also brush it off saying "it's only 2% of portfolio, we don't know the variables in his life".

@nolanj that's been made abundantly clear that he doesn't care yes. still doesn't change the fact that it's a stupid decision

@nolanj op replied so i replied there instead. all i see here is justification of how it might not be the worst decision of all time but I don't see any justification of how it's a good decision lol

@nolanj whats the rationale for taking that higher risk for that much of a short term? make it make sense please because i havent seen anything that explains that

@lukeplyr83 some people do go into certain types of scams intentionally, with the view to exit before the scam operation exits or crumbles. Example: pyramid schemes, or the property market

@jamesbates with bitcoins its not zero kickback though, the value inherently relies on more people buying into it to prop up the price, similar in less extent to the property market or the share market

@turboizak interest rate - 7.25%, property value increase rate - 6%, share price increase rate - 8% where are these numbers coming from? seems quite arbitary. 7.25% interest rate is something you can only get by shopping around for the highest rate and it looks like you didn't consider tax...