Seeing someone discussing position allocation, I would like to share my ideal long-term configuration for large positions, as a starting point for further discussion. My ideal position is 1/3 US treasury bond bonds, 1/3 Nasdaq+S&P+BTC, 1/3 currency circle U financing and new opportunities on the chain. In this way, when the market is poor, two-thirds of the funds can obtain stable cash flow to cover living expenses, and at the same time, they can increase their holdings in the three non dead varieties of Nasdaq, S&P, and BTC. When the market is good, in addition to stable cash flow, one can rely on one-third of the position in US stocks, BTC, and new opportunities on the chain to obtain excess returns. The overall goal is that both bulls and bears can sleep well without anxiety. I really like a sentence from Mr. @ ohyishi that I saw a few days ago: To make high-quality decisions in both bull and bear markets and extreme market conditions, you not only need to maintain a high level of self reflection, but also have absolutely sufficient cash in hand. The so-called absolute sufficient means so much that you feel like it's a bit too much and unnecessary