Just because I bought Bitcoin at $65,000 a coin doesn't mean I will be able to sell it for $75,000 today.  

Now HOW people proposes doing fractional ownership, keeping on "blockchain", that is just the B-film for those asking how to cash-in on bitcoin craze. 

This aided by consumer confidence as 1) inflation recedes, 2) the Fed cuts rates 3—6 times and 3) bitcoin skyrockets due to a slew of ETFs beginning trading in the next 30-90 days.

Hard for me to see how we navigate all that unscathed (and there’s more- rampant social media misinformation, bitcoin, US dollar as reserve in question, China autocracy, and of course there’s still the Middle East…and oil.)So if something big happens you have the option to cower and cover your head, knowing you have access to more emergency heloc funds, or go big and bold and make new investments in unprecedented times. 

I didn’t have enough money for renovations on my first deal last year so I basically gambled on bitcoin / ethereum until I had tripled my initial $2500 dollars and then pulled it out due to the necessity of paying the contractors.

If you're looking to get out of the business I would allocate ~10% into public market equities with 10x potential (think Marijuana companies, Sports-betting, AI, and bitcoin miners).

Or, they move in and they set up to Mine Bitcoin and the light bill is $10,000 a month and your stuck.

Look at stocks and price of bitcoin.

Its not bitcoin, lotto or amway.  

I currently do this across gold and dollars personally, and own no crypto, although I previously held some bitcoin.