<prompt> Human: I currently have the equivalent of about 2.3 BTC in cryptocurrency, with most of it being in BTC I have 2 Bitcoins, and the rest of it spread out across different cryptos. Id like to cash out about 1 Bitcoin worth and doing something productive with it, I have no real interest in spending it.Background: I started with about 200 last November and borrowed about 300 more from friends I know, bad practice. I started buying Bitcoin and selling it at an elevated rate to those who were either too lazy to go through a real exchange often buying bitcoin can take days or weeks when using bank transfers or who didnt want to verify their identity sketchy, I know. After that, I traded altcoins for a bit based on tech developments I knew about, as well as the politics of different cryptos. Happy with my earnings from that, I simply sat on my Bitcoin for a few months, and later used it to buy about 50 of a bunch of other cryptos I was interested in, to sit on.TL;DR Im 18 a freshman in college and I have about 2.3 Bitcoins worth of cryptocurrency currently valued at 4629 per BTC or 10600 and Id like to cash out around half of that to invest further outside of the crypto space, as I recognize my lack of diversity in investments. ---Obviously, this is a throwaway. Im making this post here because a friend advised me to when he realized I needed helpsuggestions. ---EDIT: I also have 2300 in an Ally Money Market Savings account that isnt really doing me any good in particular, that is sitting there. And I dont see a need to spend it coming up soon, either Also, maybe I wasnt clear enough that I recognize luck playing a role in my success, which is why Im asking for help...EDIT2: Ill come back and respond to all the comments later.  <response>: OP, you will have to understand that most people on this sub do not see Cryptocurrencies beyond another form of penny-stocks. They probably have no idea what blockchain technology is, nor how to buysell digital coins. With that said, the most upvoted comments will likely point you towards some Vanguard target-date fund or savings account, because that is the risk-averse tendency of PF. That does not mean its the wrong answer however. Because you are so young, it is sensible to secure some profits to bolster your emergency fund, or invest in your education, etc. But... keep in mind the reason you chose to invest in Bitcoin - you are making the bet that blockchain technology will revolutionize the future world. It may or may not succeed in this goal, but if it does, that sort of tech is worth so much more than the 70bn market cap its at right now - potentially trillions. 