My Entire Investment Portfolio as a 19 year old

This is my entire investment portfolio at 19 years old. So we're going to start off with my two accounts on Vanguard. That's my Roth IRA and my taxable brokerage account. In my Roth IRA, I invest in only one ETF, that is VGT, and that is a high-growth ETF that is focused on tech-heavy stocks. VGT has been historically proven to beat the S&P 500 and other ETFs that are invested in tech-heavy companies like QQQ and QQQM. Later in my Roth IRA, I'd say around my mid-20s to late 20s, I will be combining VGT with SCHD for that perfect combo of high growth and high dividend yield. So that means heavy gains from VGT and passive income from SCHD. In my taxable brokerage, it's very simple as well. I only invest in VXUS and VOO, and that's a 60/40 split. 60 is VOO and 40 is VXUS. In my taxable brokerage, I wanted to focus on low dividend yield ETFs, so when it comes time to sell both these ETFs or just one of them, I'm not going to be taxed heavy. And with this combo, I'm investing in the overall market, which is great. Now for my SoFi individual stock portfolio. For this portfolio, I'm invested in only 10 stocks, stocks like Target, Nike, Nvidia, American Express, Shopify, Tesla, and best believe, I'm up on every single one of them and only down 11% on Target. And Target is slowly trending its way back up to its highs. And lastly, we have my cryptocurrency portfolio, and here we have Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Chainlink, and Avalanche. Right now I'm up 42%, and in my individual stock portfolio, I'm up about 30%. And along with all of my other investments, I'm up pretty much on every single one of them.