Percentage of portfolio in crypto?

Up to 50% of the portfolio is cryptocurrency, especially in some countries is not taxed. Newcomers who are not good at using analytical tools sit in front of their computers all day long trying to make money on the volatility of digital currencies. Such business takes a lot of efforts and nerves and does not always bring a positive result. At the same time, the trading strategy can be so simple that it can be automated by writing a special bot-program for cryptocurrency exchanges. The need for constant monitoring by the trader at least to avoid scammers so well reviewed at scammerwatch. This is an important disadvantage that crosses out almost all of the advantages. The fact is that the bot cannot be left to work on its own. If it is based on an oscillator, then it should be used during horizontal ranges. If the bot is written on the basis of trend indicators, it is better to use it when there is a clear trend in the market.

You are hung up on the currency part.

Forget about that part of the name, (a rookie mistake) and look at the potential utility of the crypto, what use has it now and what is it trying to do in the future, that’s where the money will be made.

Link is everywhere and that should be simple to DYOR on and Rose requires a little bit more work to understand, but it’s all there for you to see with a little bit of research, think Chinas WeChat app and that’s a potential use of Rose in the west with Meta, plenty more as well.

The starting point for all research should be who are the early investors in the project, these hedge funds are in the business of making money, so just follow them and you won’t go to far wrong.

Crypto is a one in a life time opportunity to turn €1000 in €1 million if you get in early on the right project , that’s not happening with the traditional stock market.

Making something subject to CGT does not acknowledge that it is currency; just that it is an asset - i.e. something which can be bought and sold. Most CGT applies to transactions in assets that are not currencies.

Any success stories to share?

Start here, global standards... look at the people and who they are associated with

Then check out here, the people and who they are and what they are invested in.

https://en.idgcapital.com/

Bitcoin proved to be very useful for Venezuelan refugees that fled their country so it may well also prove to be of similar use for the unfortunate coming Ukrainian diaspora.  It has also been of great use for the unbanked in Africa with family working in Europe using it to send money they earned back to family members in Africa who while not having access or use of bank accounts, had a phone. https://forkast.news/cryptocurrencies-remittance-africa-blockchain-bitcoin-money-transfers-fees/

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-47553048

Don't be so keen to throw out the baby with the bathwater. The nature of the blockchain makes bitcoin transactions far more open and visible than fiat via banks usually is. If your banking sector is regulated and KYC compliant, there is no need to get hot under the collar with imagined indignity that crypto is facilitating crime. 99.999% of crime is facilitated by conventional fiat and it's associated systems..

You are clueless.

Here is a starting point for you to get stuck into.

When internet was created someone had to then come along and standardised certain aspects of it, HTML I’m sure you know, well we are at the start of blockchain and the standards are being created right now.

So if you hand any sense you would be looking at who are setting regulations and who then is working to meet these requirements to operate in the US/EU/China, these will then become the global standards, it’s not difficult to understand or is it?