"dead men's portfolio give the best returns"Love that phrase....

"dead men's portfolio give the best returns"

Love that phrase. Reminds me of the Coffee Can Approach:
https://www.montinvest.com/investor-insights/insights/the-coffee-can-approach/
http://csinvesting.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/the-coffee-can-portfolio.pdf

Recommended reading. Modifying the approach has helped me to hold onto a 65+ bagger and counting, even when faced with the volatility of one 70%, two 50% and numerous 20-30% price declines from ATHs. In comparison, Animoca's price trajectory has been relatively uneventful - one 50% drop after delisting followed by a steady staircase-esque price rise.

For the most part, we are spared the volatility that comes with owning listed equities. It's a pretty significant advantage in my opinion, in the game of unearthing and then sticking with a potential 100 bagger.