IMO, that's some biased opinion, although I am a believer of Bitcoin's future, but putting all your money in crypto is still financial irresponsible. If an individual is thinking about his future, he should stick to an investment that could get him a stable and less risky like putting up a physical business. Investing in crypto should still have a limit. Everyone invested in crypto are still uncertain when will they reap good and satisfactory profit.

That's the main thing in cryptocurrencies. There is a misconception that profit will be earned in an instant by doing so.
No matter what investment, risk will always be present; risk of losing money. But ofcourse there is a chance of benefiting from doing so. It is like a gamble wherein winning is not that certain.
Diversifying the investment would somewhat lessen the risk because there will be options that will generate profit. But it is about efficiency of the "alternatives", if the options will not be effective then the loss will just be bigger.

Hell no. But not having at least 10-20 percent, or 50 if you are bullish/high risk person, is...

I can't entirely agree with that statement because I don't have to use all of my savings to invest in crypto, even if the crypto future is bright. But I don't judge people who invest all of their money or big amount of money in crypto because I think they have their own analysis or calculation.

I am not sure if the millennials are aware of the crypto because they are busy with their gadget. But I hope that young people want to change their future with crypto, and they want to try new things that they don't know before. In this era, young people's curiosity will be big since technology is available everywhere to read the news about crypto from anywhere.

Even right now is the best time to invest in crypto because we can not just buy the coin without research. We must search for a low price to buy any coins so that we don't have to panic if the price drops. Most people are buying the coin when the price starts increasing and will go all-in with their money.

I still consider myself one of the panic buyers and sellers in 2017.

It taught a lot and the more experience you have with pumps and dumps, you get to understand what's your position in this market. Don't just throw everything in crypto if you don't understand it and that's how newbie losses a lot of money.

They throw almost everything on it without understanding how it works.

Yeah, I understand that. Diversifying was always one of the best option when you're invested in cryptocurrency, but putting all your financial asset in cryptocurrency sounds financially irresponsible too.
I can't imagine living your whole life being financially dependent on cryptocurrency, what If you're desperately in need financially while the market is suffering from a bearish run?
I dont know but this sounds exaggerated.
Maybe putting 60% of your net worth in crypto sounds more realistic.

This tweet is a prime Shit Bitcoiners Say material. "It's financially irresponsible to invest in a highly volatile and speculative investment, because it happened to be on the bullish side today". People like these are probably the ones who also say that Bitcoin is dead when it has a dip, because it failed their unrealistic expectations and they don't have patience.

It's a really bad idea to take financial advice from twitter, since its 280 character limit just doesn't allow for anything but the simplest "moon/doom" opinions.

For me to be called responsible?Just Dump part of your money and never put majority of the funds in investment place where you are not assured of profiting high.

I have read some articles that a person sell His house and car and invest all in to Bitcoin couple years ago,i don't know if he Gain or lose for now or maybe He is still holding up to now ,But the point is He did not bother to think what if failure comes?surely he will stay on the street All His life.