No I made a wrong choice of words, it should have said considering. I shouldn't reply when I'm exhausted, my bad.

Either way, for over a decade now, I'm still paying into almost all my fiat insurance, including pension/life insurance. It's been tempting to stop doing that because besides that it obviously underperforms, feels like an unnecessary cost and has been a painful wealth decrease for me during bear markets, I've been living with the assumption of threat that one day I wake up rugged and it's all inflated into oblivion. I've decided that the 90%+ "haircut" they'd give me for termination on top of the lost value is just too much now and I'm just going to sing it out for a decade. Hopefully my cognitive skills don't decline fast; that's the real gamble.

For the time being, while my personal accounts receivable still has some minor non-bitcoin components, I at least have some relief for a short time if the credit-driven bubble bursts now. On one hand I feel that the saylor bubble is only just starting, on the other, bitcoin reacts hypersensitive to bad shit. If a shitcoiner like SBF could crash it inverse 3x, saylor can crash it what... inverse 30x?

Land is probably the only asset that I'd consider right now for wealth preservation - even though that seems inflated a bit too in most places at the moment.