I say as long as you placed a stake at bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as early as possible, you wouldn’t need to really worry about much since the river’s run its course at this point. So if you’re asking who’s wiser between the three, I’d say both of them have been as wise as they can in theor own way given their circumstances. There’s a lot of things you hae to keep in mind when you’re investing in bitcoin, or any cryptocurrency for that matter. One of the most important being that you have to know what your capacity for risk and affordability is. Theymos in this example perhaps might not have invested just as much money as bob and alice, but if that’s what works for him given the circumstances, and he’s still able to invest money in bitcoin, I think that’s a massive win regardless.

Who's smarter is the two users that went straight with Bitcoin without considering any altcoins because they know Bitcoin controls the whole market and guaranteed security but that is something no altcoin investment can give you. Altcoins can make you better profits but at the risk of losing all your capital since no profit is guaranteed when investing in them. They're just tools used for pumping and dumping by whales. Many people don't like investing at once but there isn't anything bad with using this strategy if you're the type that won't mind hodling for as long as you'll need to realize profits.


Miss Alice would be thinking she's the smartest one but she's the dumbest. She has potentially lost 50% of her capital as there's no guarantee that the altcoins she invested into will be among those that'll do very well in the bull market. When diversifying, it should be between assets that aren't correlated. You have to invest in assets that don't depend on each other to do well. All cryptocurrency move in similar direction with altcoins been the less likely ones to get market attention to rise and give their investors profits.


He's just as smart as the first users, we shouldn't discredit one strategy when investing in Bitcoin above the other, all strategy are good provided they work best in your favour and you won't be uncomfortable using them. Not everyone is good with holding money so they'll most likely prefer a one time purchase to purchasing through DCA.

I think the easier, the more effient. so in my opinion Mr. Bob will win. let me record that the BTC price is $42000 at 20231227 today.

I'll go with Mr. theymos' decision to have a $100 weekly DCA on bitcoin. But if I can do it my way, it'll be a weekly DCA on bitcoin too but not 100%. I'll probably allocate 20% to 40% to altcoins depending on the future market trends. I could go on with a 100% bitcoin DCA but once I can feel some altcoins are starting to gain momentum then I'll trade some of my bitcoins into altcoins. When my altcoins are profiting already I will sell part of them back into bitcoins and then will HODL the rest.   

Always for 100% bitcoin , yeah the miss alice seems to be wise because he even diversified
His folio in which i believe what mostly do now but in perfect world of crypto , Holding bitcoin is always been
the perfect choice and the safest of course so i will be with Mr.Bob and will always do such (I am also having
altcoins but if given a chance I will choose purely bitcoin) lets see what comes to all of us in the near future
as the halving is really near to come.
looks like majority of us are for Mr. Bob here lol.

I will prefer to go for 100% percent to invest bitcoin expecially if the price of bitcoin is in good price when one can buy bitcoin to invest. I will rather go for only bitcoin than investing some of the money into altcoins because for me u don't really like altcoins because I'm not used to them because of how risky they are in the market.  I will be free with no fear to invest %100 of money I have in bitcoin which I know to be more reliable than other cryptocurrencies.

• Mr. Bob has the potential to make the highest profits, but he also has the potential to lose the most money.
• Miss Alice has the potential to make lower profits than Mr. Bob, but she also has the potential to lose less money.
• Mr. theymos has the potential to make the lowest profits, but he also has the potential to lose the least money.

As for the question of who is the wisest, for me it is Mr. theymos. Why did I choose him? The reason is very easy to understand. Because how well do they understand the cryptocurrency market? Do they have experience investing in cryptocurrency? So if you are new to investing in crypto, I recommend starting with Mr. theymos's strategy. The DCA method is a safe way to start investing in crypto, and you can adjust your strategy as you gain more experience.

First of all, I'll just lay out my answer from the variables or information given and state that Mr. Bob is the wiser among the three.

However, if we are being more critical about this then it is pretty evident to state that we don't have much information actually to make a decision. For example, in which time frame is this scenario? What's the economy like? What's the status of cryptocurrency? How long have they been investing/holding? Are we talking about the actual money they have or the money they are prepared to lose? Have they considered the risks or is this just based on their own decisions as they are still new to all of this?

If we think about those things then it is possible that there are scenarios when Bob is wiser among the three of them, and there are also scenarios wherein Ms. Alice is the wisest, and of course, instances wherein Mr. Theymos is the one to make a wiser decision.

Regardless, if we go up front with just the exact statements given by OP then I'd say Mr. Bob. The reason is simple, it's a no-brainer move and much efficient.

Yea, the post had no exit plan and that kinda made everyone of them wise.

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I decided to bump this message from December last year. The bitcoin price was about $41k. The current bitcoin price is at $50+, considering that bitcoin has made about $70+ and down to this level. Has it confirmed theymos wiser as majority said above.