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Alexandra Botez reveals that over 40% of her liquid net assets are in cryptocurrency, the fans react

Alexandra Botez reveals that over 40% of her liquid net assets are in cryptocurrency, the fans react

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Twitch Streamer and Fide master Alexandra Botez showed that the cryptocurrency is more than 40% of their liquid net assets. During a livestream on May 9, 2025, BOTEZ 'attention was drawn to the comment by Twitch User APAD64, which asked the content creator what percentage of their savings in cryptocurrency.

The American-Canadian personality claimed that the figure would “annoy” her parents, and asked her live audience to guess the approximate percentage. She then noticed that the father “Papabotez”, Alexandra and Andrea Botez 'father, said he was “angry” when the figure exceeded 40%.

The chess content replied:

“Please do not ask that, my parents will annoy it. Guess what percentage of my liquid net capacity I keep in crypto.” If it is more than 40 years old, it will make me angry. “It's more than 40, dad.

TIMESTAMP – 03:33:17

Fans of the R/Livestreamfail Subreddit had a lot to say what the disclosure of the streamer had.

“60% rich is still rich” Redditor U/Peacealien commented.

“With Bitcoin at 100K, 60% has dropped.

“If you live in LA, try so many middle/rich young people to suppress” friends “, invest in crypto, or they always put it up.

Crypto is the new snake toil if you hold some, then hold the big ones. “Redditor U/Morts73 replied.

“I lost a lot overnight” – Alexandra Botez replies to those who ask questions how to “sleep well” after Streamer reveals that her liquid net assets of over 40% in crypto

In the three-hour 34-minute brand of the live stream, Alexandra Botez replied to a fan in which she was asked how she “sleeps well” after unveiling the percentage of her liquid assets in the cryptocurrency.

The 29-year-old claimed to have “lost a lot overnight”:

“'How do you sleep well?' I mean, I had lost a lot overnight and have been holding it since 2016.

Alexandra Botez made headlines last year after she and the font flows Ludwig Ahgren accused a poker company not to pay “dozens of creators” for sponsored livestreams.