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How do you go with owing coins in your super? how do you get around not having the assets in the name of the superfund etc?

You need to set up a SMSF through your accountant or a company that specialises in them.

The funds go to a new bank account, and then you can start buying crypto. Everything has be kept separate from your personal portfolio eg. A new Coinspot account set up in the SMSF name, and you must store coins in separate wallets.
 
You need to set up a SMSF through your accountant or a company that specialises in them.

The funds go to a new bank account, and then you can start buying crypto. Everything has be kept separate from your personal portfolio eg. A new Coinspot account set up in the SMSF name, and you must store coins in separate wallets.

Risky.

Please keep crypto as a tiny percentage of your portfolio.

Good luck with it.
 
I have a program I wrote to trade stocks that works quite well. I might be safer running that.
Watching the market super closely the last 9 months has given me the balls to try the buy the dip, ride it up, swing to tether, wait for the dip and swing out of tether to get a bigger stack. Its risky but I've got enough skin in WTC now and this is what I'm using to broaden/diversify the rest of my portfolio.

It'd be great to have the qualifications and stock experience/tech knowledge to improve my strategies but I'll just have to make do.
 

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