How old are you, and what percentage of your investments are in bitcoin?

I just opened up my door to roth and thinking about the more traditional retirement fund world. I like the gold and silver people-- the silver ones tend to be, world's gonna end, get real money (and by that they mean silver), and don't hold back with your purchases. They can be.. let's just say zealous. The gold sub at least, people tend to be more level headed- don't put more than 5-10% of your assets in metals.

The bitcoin people seem very silvery. I think we've all seen the hyperfocused bitcoin lover, who's girlfriend ditched him because of his obsession, who's broken family ties because of his love of bitcoin, and can't really imagine life without bitcoin at the center. The people for whom bitcoin has become a God.

Conversely; many bitcoin people don't put more in bitcoin than they're willing to lose. Because, well, you can lose everything. Maybe increased percentages will feel safer now with access to more interesting options where you don't hold your keys (the new ETFs, fidelity's purchasing system for bitcoin, and so on). But let's be real: there are a ton of stories of people who lost all their shit. Lost the paper with the keys, accidentally sent the stuff to the wrong place, and so on.

I'm curious where people in the sub are at:

How old are you; what percentage of your investments are in bitcoin?

Feel free to skip the age part if you'd like