Let me explain myself on the ETH, and the possible criticism that this is a betrayal of my BTC maxi beliefs.
Whilst I believe eventually almost all alts will collapse (and in any case will be restricted from most regulated exchanges due to being unregistered securities thus heavily impacting their value, legitimacy and liquidity), I did buy ETH purely for speculative reasons as I believe it will move upwards along with BTC for a period of time. (Of course the same "logic" could be applied to all "alts", I know). There is a huge risk that ETH will be enforced as a security by the SEC this year (and the same decision followed by many other countries) and that of course is very bullish for BTC as money moves into the only real "crypto commodity". Also, ETH is becoming increasingly centralized (as opposed to BTC which is totally decentralized and where all the safe money is thus moving - and this is big money, from conservative family offices, HNWs, hedge funds, pension funds, etc), and over time the pitch that ETH's "proof of stake" is "better for power consumption" will also be its downfall due to the resulting centralization - after all the whole reason we moved away from fiat was due its centralized control and the risks that brings. ETH is constantly changing at a whim of a few people in control, whereas BTC is consistently constant due to is decentralized nature.
Not sure if that fully makes sense, but I really remain a BTC maxi. I have not even recently looked at how much ETH I have accumulated, but I am guessing i hold around 3% ETH vs all the rest BTC other than a tiny bit of alt shrapnel I bought for fun to support friends etc who were "launching projects".
