Topic: $25,000 to put into altcoins... (Read 347 times)
So far, I've only heard of Spectra. However, with $25000, I would only suggest investing in popular coins. Actually, I feel that the first portfolio you mentioned is already very good, and imagine if you held it since 2015, you might already be quite rich. However, since you are looking for new investors, I do not recommend investing in new ones, and try to choose popular investments. Apart from the small risk, the potential may also be better.
Remember what Warren Buffett said, pulling all eggs in one basket doesn't guarantee you an assurance to success. So this plan for altcoins should be done vigorously, and must have proper research on promising assets that has an active community.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
Pulling? Or do you mean putting? Pulling or selling all our assets for profits is fine and assures that we are successful already but if we are only getting started, it is a risky move. We also don't know the future of our assets yet, so yeah that we can't guarantee if we are going to get successful or not. Researching is a must if we don't know yet if what assets are good to invest in.I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
I doubt if the coin you hold are truly good because if it is then it will always find a way for recovery. It's also possible that you only lack in patience there. See BTC? It take almost 2 years for it to recover on the last bear, so how much more the coins next to it?
I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio
25,000 us dollars is a small percentage dedicated to a small part of your portfolio? Wow that is the goal lol. Although I doubt if I will ever want to dedicate 20k usd in anything than bitcoin or the top altcoinsQuote
into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
I must say that it is risky to be putting in this huge amount of money into new altcoins which we are not sure if it’s going to go beyond the post-launch hype.
The safer side is that invest around 15$k into BTC so that you could rely on these to recover the loss you would probably have on some altcoins. Some will give you some good profits also and ultimately you'll have profits in total.
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Good luck with your research. I don't know about those projects that you've mentioned but if you're sure to put that amount and you're not new.
I wouldn't say anything against what you're researching because it seems that you know what you're doing and just wishing you all the best with those choices of yours.
I wouldn't say anything against what you're researching because it seems that you know what you're doing and just wishing you all the best with those choices of yours.
I think, those are new coins in the market, trying to display what will make others investors to have interest on them but if you research very well, you will begin to see some danger ahead of those that will invest on them without a thorough research before investing on them. I know that investors are investing their capital for profit making, I think there are some altcoins you can still invest your capital and you will not regret for investing the huge amount of money, because they will definitely make you rejoice when the bullish season appear. You can still cross check all those altcoins before you make your final move, Ethereum, Solana and Dogecoin if they will not change your mind because they are good altcoins to always invest in the bearish season.
We can make even more than $25,000 into an investment, but such is not that good enough when having them all on altcoins, it is more preferred that we have them diversified with bitcoin, altcoins and some other physical assets if possible, cryptocurrency is not that bad enough to avoid, but we cannot only have more confidence on making investment in some of the altcoins because they may not perform as expected, while when we diversify, we have more alternatives to making profits.
Agree. If we have a lot of money, it is better to diversify it. The priority should be in Bitcoin, altcoins are the additional assets. I also will diversify it if I have $25000 for crypto investment. I will use $15000 for Bitcoin, $5000 for Ethereum, $3000 for BNB (Binance Coin), $1000 for Solana, and $1000 for Cardano. It is okay to buy some altcoins but we mustn't avoid investing in Bitcoin. For me Bitcoin is the most secure crypto coin, it should be the priority. Meanwhile altcoins are more speculative, the fund allocation for them ideally should be lower than Bitcoin.I just avoid to invest in meme coins and new altcoins. Even I have $25000, I only brave to use below $250 for these type of coins. I assume we have many reliable coins, why we must buy random coins or too risky coins.
Remember what Warren Buffett said, pulling all eggs in one basket doesn't guarantee you an assurance to success. So this plan for altcoins should be done vigorously, and must have proper research on promising assets that has an active community.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
According to the OP their portfolio is diversified enough and what they are looking for are assets that can increase the overall performance of the rest of their coins, and the only way to do this is by investing in altcoins which are being released recently, however the number of coins is so high that I doubt there is anyone out there that has done their due diligence on every single one of those projects, so it is difficult to know if they picked the right coins which will allow them to obtain the profits they desire.I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
Indeed, there's no assurance for what coins will be the best choice but as I said we can figure it out through researching and seeking reliable informations. The difficult side here is lack of proper tools, and the people who surrounds us isn't the right person to poke about cryptocurrency.
This forum is our best key to acquire knowledge, so let's be glad that every opinion is worth it and it's up to us to absorb them technically.
We can make even more than $25,000 into an investment, but such is not that good enough when having them all on altcoins, it is more preferred that we have them diversified with bitcoin, altcoins and some other physical assets if possible, cryptocurrency is not that bad enough to avoid, but we cannot only have more confidence on making investment in some of the altcoins because they may not perform as expected, while when we diversify, we have more alternatives to making profits.
Remember what Warren Buffett said, pulling all eggs in one basket doesn't guarantee you an assurance to success. So this plan for altcoins should be done vigorously, and must have proper research on promising assets that has an active community.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
well warren buffet also against bitcoin investment in his past statement and he couldn't be more wrong about what bitcoin actually yield.I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
not putting egg in one basket which actually just means diversification is fine as long as you don't really have too much of a diversification, diversifying too much is a thing too.
because it will add some unnecessary complexity that just instead make thing even more messier it doesn't help anything more over due to the fact that majority of altcoins are just gonna tank then it gonna widen our chance of investing in those coin that are not so good just for the sake of diversification.
only diversify if you think that you invested too much capital into one coin otherwise I don't think diversification is necessary, regardless though its not a financial advice and i could be wrong.
but know that people that went all in to BTC has been making good gains.
I've been in the game since 2015, hold all the major cryptos, like BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, ADA, you name it...
I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
Currently, researching and accumulating:
HDN - Hydranet (Layer 3 DEX, with BTC integrated web-wallet). Basically solves all the major problems with scalability, bridging, trading, privacy, and KYC. This one looks like an easy 100x long term.
XEP - Electra Protocol - Extremely fast, and cheap transactions - L1 project, huge focus on merchant services. Their OmniXEP makes NFT's easy to send, recieve, mint, and burn. (coming in 18 days).
SPCT - Spectra Chain is BTC layer 2 blockchain. Basically aiming to make Bitcoin scalable. Recently launched, see big potential.
That's just a few interesting ones, I see some major upside in based on tech, community and utility.
Please post yours, I'd love to diversify into a few more!
last March 8 you have asked the forum about 26k to invest in market and have dropped your holding as such I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
Currently, researching and accumulating:
HDN - Hydranet (Layer 3 DEX, with BTC integrated web-wallet). Basically solves all the major problems with scalability, bridging, trading, privacy, and KYC. This one looks like an easy 100x long term.
XEP - Electra Protocol - Extremely fast, and cheap transactions - L1 project, huge focus on merchant services. Their OmniXEP makes NFT's easy to send, recieve, mint, and burn. (coming in 18 days).
SPCT - Spectra Chain is BTC layer 2 blockchain. Basically aiming to make Bitcoin scalable. Recently launched, see big potential.
That's just a few interesting ones, I see some major upside in based on tech, community and utility.
Please post yours, I'd love to diversify into a few more!
and only Hydranet is what you have mentioned here have in your first thread then and this is written here.
Hey there!
I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:
30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK
I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....
Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:
Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.
If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.
Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.
These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.
What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino.
hoping that you will find what kind and which coin are you putting here. I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:
30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK
I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....
Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:
Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.
If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.
Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.
These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.
What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino.
Remember what Warren Buffett said, pulling all eggs in one basket doesn't guarantee you an assurance to success. So this plan for altcoins should be done vigorously, and must have proper research on promising assets that has an active community.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
According to the OP their portfolio is diversified enough and what they are looking for are assets that can increase the overall performance of the rest of their coins, and the only way to do this is by investing in altcoins which are being released recently, however the number of coins is so high that I doubt there is anyone out there that has done their due diligence on every single one of those projects, so it is difficult to know if they picked the right coins which will allow them to obtain the profits they desire. I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
Remember what Warren Buffett said, pulling all eggs in one basket doesn't guarantee you an assurance to success. So this plan for altcoins should be done vigorously, and must have proper research on promising assets that has an active community.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
I'm just worried if you fell just like me, holding good coins but eventually it faced the red days and doesn't recover.
That's why knowledge is very important, even though you got a good capital to invest. Everything will be worthless if one day it can't survive in times of bearish market.
Layer 3 DEX are new ideas and may achieve success, and then the return on investment will be high, but since it is a new idea and the results are not guaranteed, it is better to read about Layer 3 DEX in order to make sure that the token is Layer 3 before you decide to invest in any tokens.
I will research more about SPCT as the idea may be promising.
I will research more about SPCT as the idea may be promising.
Hmm. I keep seeing so many similar post about having a huge amount to invest in altcoins. I hope that they are not just bluffs and that people who ask this are actually investing the amount they say. However, If you’re saying that you have Bitcoin and the top altcoins already, then you are doing well with the diversification. You can go with the low cap projects and maybe a very little touch of memecoins depending on your risk tolerance.
I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio
25,000 us dollars is a small percentage dedicated to a small part of your portfolio? Wow that is the goal lol. Although I doubt if I will ever want to dedicate 20k usd in anything than bitcoin or the top altcoinsQuote
into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
I must say that it is risky to be putting in this huge amount of money into new altcoins which we are not sure if it’s going to go beyond the post-launch hype.
25000 dollars is considered a big amount to invest so investing 25000 dollars must be done in a pre-planned and planned manner otherwise the investment can be quite risky. 25 thousand dollars should be divided into different categories by DCA method keeping Bitcoin as the main coin and the rest should be invested in one of the best projects in the coin market. Under no circumstances should one invest in a coin because investing in a coin in this case makes the investment more risky.
I would never invest in a full amount altcoin to invest $25k. I will invest 75% of this capital in Bitcoin. And with Bitcoin halving only a few hours away, I believe Bitcoin will rise in value in the coming bull season. If I want to invest in altcoins with the rest of my money then I will exclude meme coin, although several meme coins are performing well lately I don't want to invest in these coins because if the price starts to fall it may not come back in the future. I think it will not be a bad decision to wait till the bull season in the future to invest and hold on top 7-8 alt coins.
I think thats quiet interesting, you should also consider investing into some good meme coins also because nowadays meme coins are very much in demand and their popularity is increasing day by day.
I may agree on this but only for half part. It's true that some are doing good but not all of them will do good and done with the increase. But investing in meme coins are like you're doing a gamble so take note of that.People have been benefitted from meme coins also and that's why they're more in demand then altcoins.
No doubt so while it's there, think of it and take advantage but don't forget to plan your exit.It's not a bad choice to invest in altcoins especially when BTCs halving is near but you should also consider meme coins category in altcoins. But remember that do a deep research before Investing into meme coins. They're very volatile.
I'd still focus in the good coins that have long term plans than meme coins but I get your idea that he might get some profit in there if he's lucky. I've been in the game since 2015, hold all the major cryptos, like BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, ADA, you name it...
I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
Currently, researching and accumulating:
HDN - Hydranet (Layer 3 DEX, with BTC integrated web-wallet). Basically solves all the major problems with scalability, bridging, trading, privacy, and KYC. This one looks like an easy 100x long term.
XEP - Electra Protocol - Extremely fast, and cheap transactions - L1 project, huge focus on merchant services. Their OmniXEP makes NFT's easy to send, recieve, mint, and burn. (coming in 18 days).
SPCT - Spectra Chain is BTC layer 2 blockchain. Basically aiming to make Bitcoin scalable. Recently launched, see big potential.
That's just a few interesting ones, I see some major upside in based on tech, community and utility.
Please post yours, I'd love to diversify into a few more!
I think thats quiet interesting, you should also consider investing into some good meme coins also because nowadays meme coins are very much in demand and their popularity is increasing day by day.People have been benefitted from meme coins also and that's why they're more in demand then altcoins.I'm looking to put a small percentage of my portfolio into some interesting low cap projects, and I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some true gems, which is why I decided to post here.
Currently, researching and accumulating:
HDN - Hydranet (Layer 3 DEX, with BTC integrated web-wallet). Basically solves all the major problems with scalability, bridging, trading, privacy, and KYC. This one looks like an easy 100x long term.
XEP - Electra Protocol - Extremely fast, and cheap transactions - L1 project, huge focus on merchant services. Their OmniXEP makes NFT's easy to send, recieve, mint, and burn. (coming in 18 days).
SPCT - Spectra Chain is BTC layer 2 blockchain. Basically aiming to make Bitcoin scalable. Recently launched, see big potential.
That's just a few interesting ones, I see some major upside in based on tech, community and utility.
Please post yours, I'd love to diversify into a few more!
It's not a bad choice to invest in altcoins especially when BTCs halving is near but you should also consider meme coins category in altcoins. But remember that do a deep research before Investing into meme coins. They're very volatile.
I would wait.
Wait for the halving to be done, and then it should be more profitable to buy in.
I wouldn't recommend waiting, the market is already down, and we don't know whether it will go down further or not, so those who are willing to buy shouldn't wait any longer but they should start doing DCA so that if the market starts going up from this point, they don't miss this point. Those who keep waiting for a better buying point all the time barely manages to get it because you can't perfectly time the market all the time.Wait for the halving to be done, and then it should be more profitable to buy in.
Altcoins are bleeding because of Bitcoin's price dropping significantly in recent days, so those who are into altcoins should start buying right now so that they don't miss these prices in case Bitcoin starts going up again after the halving event. Waiting would make people more confused whether they should buy or not.
$25,000 is a very large amount of capital to invest in crypto, but don't buy the wrong altcoin, it's best to choose an altcoin that has potential and large market capitalization, such as an altcoin that is in the top 10 CMC, and divide it with the amount of funds you have. , but if you want to experience a big surprise then set aside 15% or 20% to buy shitcoins that are growing, but if you are not interested I think the coins that are in the top 10 list can give you profits in the future,
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