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The BitFox Briefing

Saturday 17 October
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Free account · this is what it looks like

Take a look around your own BitFox

Create your free account →Takes a minute. No credit card.
Step 2 · Understand

Something in the news you did not get? Ask the fox.

The fox looks for the answer in our own articles, the glossary and the lessons, and shows you where it is. You never get advice, not even if you ask for it.

BitFoxsearches our own articles
Step 3 · Learn · free

Twelve lessons, step by step.

From inflation to your own plan. Each lesson takes a few minutes and ends with a task.

The basics What you can invest in Your own approach
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Basics of investing and crypto

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has completed all twelve lessons

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in the works

In the works: a certificate when you finish all lessons. What you finish now will count.

Start lesson 1 With a free account BitFox keeps track of where you are.
Step 4 · Calculate

Work with your own numbers

Every tool answers one question you have asked yourself before. No predictions, just worked examples.

What does my money become if I add something every month?

Compound growth: small amounts grow big over time

Move the sliders. Grey is what you put in yourself, orange is what return adds. The return is an assumption, not an expectation.

After years you have
of which you put in

What will my savings be worth later?

See what inflation does to savings you leave untouched.

At 3% inflation €10,000 is worth about €7,400 after 10 years

How hard is the climb back after a drop?

After a fall you need a bigger rise than you think to get back to zero.

After a 50% drop you need a 100% rise

What does investing cost me?

Enter your amount and the costs and see how much leaks away over the years.

Costs count every year again, over your whole amount With a free account

How big should my buffer be?

How much money you keep aside for bad luck before you start investing.

Fixed costs €1,800 a month: a buffer of €5,400 to €10,800 With a free account

When am I financially free?

How much wealth you need to live off your investments.

Under the 4% rule that is 25 times what you spend in a year With a free account
Step 5 · Practise

Practise with play money. Learn from real crises.

You cannot lose anything here, but you can learn a lot. Real money never goes in or out.

Everyone starts with 100,000 in play money

Buy and sell at the latest price, write down why, and replay 3 real crises. That is how you learn what you do when the market drops hard.

The credit crisisThe covid crashThe crypto winter
Stress testQuestion of the day8 trophiesComing soon: seasonal leaderboards
Sample portfolio€ 103.420▲ 3,4%
World ETF 45%ASML 20%Bitcoin 10%Savings 25%
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You had 100,000 euros in January 2022. How would you have split it?

Savings accountWorld fundBitcoin
On 31 December 2022 you had

Rounded 2022 figures in euros: world fund (MSCI World) about −13%, bitcoin about −62%, savings rate about 0%. Dutch inflation 10% (CBS). For illustration.
The newsroom

Four foxes do the work. A person says yes or no.

Each fox has one task and checks the one before. Nothing reaches the site until the human editor has approved it.

Scout foxreads the news and picks what matters
Source foxfinds the official source for every fact
Number foxchecks every figure and sends back what is wrong
Calendar foxkeeps the market calendar
Final editora person reads everything and decides
How it works, as an example: a draft with a mistake goes back to the writer.How the newsroom works
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The week in five minutes, in your inbox

What really happened this week, what is on the calendar and one term explained so you remember it.

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This week in three lines

1Tesla's flying Roadster is spectacular, but who pays?
2France wants a 31.4% tax on stablecoins
3AI could spread through cheap TV boxes
Term of the week: Share. A small piece of ownership in a company. If the company does well the value can rise and dividends may follow. If it does badly the value can fall.