My Crypto Holdings have declined slightly in value since I last did a full review in April 2020, but in the context of a global economic crisis I will certainly settle for that.
But within my top holdings there has been a considerable range of relative performances over the last four months...
Splinterlands assets still make up the majority of the portfolio - coming in at around 55% if we include the value of cards, SPS and LAND (I haven't included packs and VOUCHER in this).
My cards are down in value overall by around 20% but still yielding nicely.
SPS is up in overall value but the price is down since April - i just have more of it!
DEC is a big loser both in terms of overall value (I've sold most of it now) and in terms of the price, which is currently way below peg.
The thing with Splinterlands is to not panic and just hold and wait for LAND of course!
I'm happy to say Hive has been going through a positive patch - it's been increasing steadily in value for around a month now currently at $0.60 and I've managed to hold the amount of Hive I have level at just over the 70K mark since April.
There's still plenty opportunities to earn SPS on Hive-Engine so some of that is there rather than Powered Up.
Bitcoin and ETH come in next making up around 15% - I'm nearly at the point now where I'd like to start stacking more of both of these.
Stables have reduced as a percentage of my portfolio - mainly because I cashed out 80% to buy a house - RIGHT MOVE - stables have had a turgid time over the last months.
Raider has been the worst performing asset - down MASSIVELY - like 90% since its peak, I think I just have to write that off, but I think I've done OK out of it, skimming along the way.
Cub is the second biggest loser, that category also includes PolyCub - so poor in fact they only make up 1% of my holdings.
RUNE/ THOR and BNB make up around 5% together - I haven't added or sold just kept these level and the prices have remained pretty stable of late.
Pretty much as I expected - a gradual decline in asset values over the last four months.
I'm still in a position where I can hold on for the most part, but I have been and will continue to skim around 10-20% of my earnings off every month - and keep ploughing 80% back in.
I think skimming even in a downturn is sensible - just as a hedge against everything going tits up.
