It’s good to see a portfolio completely diverse because that only means you will have a multi sources of profits once you succeeded on your investments. But in reality, it’s seldom to see all of your investments will be successful and profitable as some may certainly fail and make you lose. Hence, having a well diversified portfolio is the key.
I’m still in the process of diversifying my portfolio but that won’t mean that I’ll just invest all in in different crypto coins. Diversification for me is that you have to invest in good or stocks as well, or bonds and real estate, aside from bitcoin. But I’ll prioritize first bitcoin and once I’ll be in profits, I will start investing into other assets as well.
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Diversifying your portfolio is not a bad option, but only if people actually choose to diversify by investing in other markets, as trying to achieve any level of diversification by investing in altcoins when you already invested in bitcoin is a fruitless activity, since with the exception of stable coins, every single altcoin out there shows very similar movements than the ones we can see bitcoin making and no protection can be achieved by investing in those coins.
Each market has its own rules and cycles and diversify your capital to different markets, new market you don't understand is bad capital management. Usually, it takes you time to learn and experience in a new market, to understand its core principles and before you can master it, you will have risk of losing money.Altcoins can bring you big profit in short term if you luckily pick an altcoin that has a pump game. The point is risk, altcoins are more risky than Bitcoin and many altcoins were created and died. Developers can continue their creation of new altcoins but Bitcoin is only one, unique and its network is strongest. If you look for bit profit with altcoins, forget Bitcoin, you will learn lesson soon.
Bitcoin is safest and it can help you to get profit with time, solid and sustainable. With altcoins, profit can come quickly and your capital can vanish quickly with altcoins in bear market.
Also, not all people would really be having that finances for them to invest on multiple assets on which they would really be just that simply sticking into one coin.
This is why this kind of diversification suggestion doesnt really apply to all.
I would say that you can invest in a fairly large number of altcoins, because among them there are indeed other potential rockets, but under one condition. Still, you need to protect your investments as much as possible. And to do this, you need to keep a fairly significant part of the liquidity in stablecoins. After all, a correction can happen at any time. Yes, many are waiting for ETF adoption. Many people are waiting for the halving. But it is possible that these events are already included in the current price. We don’t know this and we can’t know. I invest in quite a few alts. Around 20-30. This allows for a better understanding of new technologies on the market.
Diversifying your portfolio is not a bad option, but only if people actually choose to diversify by investing in other markets, as trying to achieve any level of diversification by investing in altcoins when you already invested in bitcoin is a fruitless activity, since with the exception of stable coins, every single altcoin out there shows very similar movements than the ones we can see bitcoin making and no protection can be achieved by investing in those coins.
Each market has its own rules and cycles and diversify your capital to different markets, new market you don't understand is bad capital management. Usually, it takes you time to learn and experience in a new market, to understand its core principles and before you can master it, you will have risk of losing money.Altcoins can bring you big profit in short term if you luckily pick an altcoin that has a pump game. The point is risk, altcoins are more risky than Bitcoin and many altcoins were created and died. Developers can continue their creation of new altcoins but Bitcoin is only one, unique and its network is strongest. If you look for bit profit with altcoins, forget Bitcoin, you will learn lesson soon.
Bitcoin is safest and it can help you to get profit with time, solid and sustainable. With altcoins, profit can come quickly and your capital can vanish quickly with altcoins in bear market.
It is very important to diversify our investment but while doing that we should mind the kinds of assets (crypto) we should hold. Sincerely speaking I am not a fan of holding multiple assets rather than bitcoin after making research over here I can to a conclusion that for one to last long we should rely on bitcoin if only sometimes holding altcoin might cause to lose there investment entirely why because from past histories people who Invested in some of those altcoin then later regretted because they invested for the sole purpose of doubling their investment.
I have actually used it to make payment to some people when they requested it that doesn't mean that holding altcoin is bad but it all depends on individual choice to hold it for a long time or not.
Diversifying your portfolio is not a bad option, but only if people actually choose to diversify by investing in other markets, as trying to achieve any level of diversification by investing in altcoins when you already invested in bitcoin is a fruitless activity, since with the exception of stable coins, every single altcoin out there shows very similar movements than the ones we can see bitcoin making and no protection can be achieved by investing in those coins. I have actually used it to make payment to some people when they requested it that doesn't mean that holding altcoin is bad but it all depends on individual choice to hold it for a long time or not.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
I have this phobia for altcoins and I don't know how it happened. I suddenly became afraid to invest in altcoins. Although from my early days in this forum, I have learnt that bitcoin is the best and I think that that was what influenced me alot to be 100% bitcoiner.Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Although, before I knew the forum I have lost money in both bitcoin and altcoins, but this forum shaped me to believe that the real investment is bitcoin while others are gambling.
Right now I want to diversify my portfolio but honestly I don't know how to go about it and which altcoins to choose. I will be glad if I can get a sincere help as the bull run is building up.
I'm not sure if we actually need to reveal how many currencies we invested in, but I believe that diversification your investment into 5 coins is sufficient. We don't need to invest in all of the market's top coins because doing so would just reduce your investment in each currency. If you have more money in the future and want to invest it, it's best to add it to the coin you're already invested in rather than investing in another coin.
It is a secret for someone to diversify their investments in several coins that they want and maybe there is no need to be too open about telling anyone which coins are their choice. Because for me it is much safer when other people never know what assets we have, so the level of security will be much more secure and we don't need to feel so worried about having a number of assets in cryptocurrencies.Because the potential reward is so huge, several investors have invested in low marketcap coins. Investing in high marketcap coins, other than Bitcoin, can be a good idea because they carry less risk than low marketcap coins. But, regardless of market cap, we should conduct research on each coin we invest in, no matter how fantastic it appears to us.
Generally people see the potential of a coin and if they think it has good ability to generate profits then it should be utilized. But again as you said, if you want to see the potential for much greater safety and less risk, then Bitcoin is the most ideal choice. Research needs to be done so that we know which coin to choose and if someone understands it I'm sure they will much prefer bitcoin compared to other coins. 
not as diverse as many other, my portfolio revolving around the biggest crypto like bitcoin and ethereum and it has proven to be serving me quite well in term of profit but of course if my capital were lesser i'd play around with the other coin prominently altcoin that are still having relatively low market capitalization. because that way you will get much more meaningful profit at the end of the day.
the thing with portfolio that are too diverse that, if you have the capabilities and time to keep on track with all these coin then thats good, but I just think that its unnecessary overhead, when almost all of the coin are moving in unison following bitcoin I don't think there's a need for further diversification into so many coin.
therefore I would just stick with my idea to just diversify as necessary, I will diversify as I needed to, when i find some promising coin i would just invest in it, that alone is already considered diversification on its own tbh.
the thing with portfolio that are too diverse that, if you have the capabilities and time to keep on track with all these coin then thats good, but I just think that its unnecessary overhead, when almost all of the coin are moving in unison following bitcoin I don't think there's a need for further diversification into so many coin.
therefore I would just stick with my idea to just diversify as necessary, I will diversify as I needed to, when i find some promising coin i would just invest in it, that alone is already considered diversification on its own tbh.
I'm not sure if we actually need to reveal how many currencies we invested in, but I believe that diversification your investment into 5 coins is sufficient. We don't need to invest in all of the market's top coins because doing so would just reduce your investment in each currency. If you have more money in the future and want to invest it, it's best to add it to the coin you're already invested in rather than investing in another coin.
Because the potential reward is so huge, several investors have invested in low marketcap coins. Investing in high marketcap coins, other than Bitcoin, can be a good idea because they carry less risk than low marketcap coins. But, regardless of market cap, we should conduct research on each coin we invest in, no matter how fantastic it appears to us.
Because the potential reward is so huge, several investors have invested in low marketcap coins. Investing in high marketcap coins, other than Bitcoin, can be a good idea because they carry less risk than low marketcap coins. But, regardless of market cap, we should conduct research on each coin we invest in, no matter how fantastic it appears to us.
I don't know like 70%-80% for Bitcoin.
That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.
This percentage is already very good. Because this means actually focusing more on Bitcoin and a small percentage on altcoins. Because after all, Bitcoin is the main purpose of investing in cryptocurrency. And it cannot be denied that in my opinion this is the lowest risk. That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.
But for me, I know that the time will come that all of these waiting time will be worth it and it's going to be more than those people that have been boasting their profits through altcoin.
But unfortunately, I personally still haven't been able to reach that percentage. only about 50:50. So we really need to struggle again to get more Bitcoin while the price has started to rise again significantly.
That's okay.As long as the important thing is you already have it and you just need to keep on accumulating.
I don't know like 70%-80% for Bitcoin.
That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.
This percentage is already very good. Because this means actually focusing more on Bitcoin and a small percentage on altcoins. Because after all, Bitcoin is the main purpose of investing in cryptocurrency. And it cannot be denied that in my opinion this is the lowest risk. That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.
But unfortunately, I personally still haven't been able to reach that percentage. only about 50:50. So we really need to struggle again to get more Bitcoin while the price has started to rise again significantly.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
I don't know like 70%-80% for Bitcoin.Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.
Those that still don't have Bitcoin, you will understand why everyone is talking about the importance for having it on your portfolios.
Currently my portfolio consist 30% of bitcoin and 70% altcoins which is also divided into different categories.
My altcoins are divided into:
5% meme/shitcoin (hoping to get a lucky jackpot)
40% fundamentally strong existing tokens like ethereum, bnb, solana and others
30% are the projects that I see has a potential to grow exponential next bull market, in short I can call them my gems.
and the last 25% of my altcoins came from different airdrops, all the airdrops I received today is still sitting on my wallet and not selling them as I plan to sell them all when the bull market arrives.
I believe that my portfolio is quite diverse, all of these are not contained into a single wallet, I can say I put them on 5 different wallets for safety and also for easy identification.
30% Bitcoin is a pretty good amount because Bitcoin is the main investment for the long term. At first glance, the distribution you do for your assets is similar to what I do. For Memecoins or shitcoins, it is only 5% or below because this is only used to follow trends and try your luck to see if you can get a memecoin or shitcoin that is hype and this could be a jackpot. But don't get your hopes up, but do your best to do research. My altcoins are divided into:
5% meme/shitcoin (hoping to get a lucky jackpot)
40% fundamentally strong existing tokens like ethereum, bnb, solana and others
30% are the projects that I see has a potential to grow exponential next bull market, in short I can call them my gems.
and the last 25% of my altcoins came from different airdrops, all the airdrops I received today is still sitting on my wallet and not selling them as I plan to sell them all when the bull market arrives.
I believe that my portfolio is quite diverse, all of these are not contained into a single wallet, I can say I put them on 5 different wallets for safety and also for easy identification.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Currently my portfolio consist 30% of bitcoin and 70% altcoins which is also divided into different categories. Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
My altcoins are divided into:
5% meme/shitcoin (hoping to get a lucky jackpot)
40% fundamentally strong existing tokens like ethereum, bnb, solana and others
30% are the projects that I see has a potential to grow exponential next bull market, in short I can call them my gems.
and the last 25% of my altcoins came from different airdrops, all the airdrops I received today is still sitting on my wallet and not selling them as I plan to sell them all when the bull market arrives.
I believe that my portfolio is quite diverse, all of these are not contained into a single wallet, I can say I put them on 5 different wallets for safety and also for easy identification.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Why is it that I feel that this is like an invading privacy question? Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Well, I'll just say that I've got most with Bitcoin and a few altcoins that I'd definitely going to make money as well but willing to sacrifice them in the times that when I can sell it anytime in profit. Unlike with Bitcoin, I'm more careful before selling it because when it's come to buying back. Sometimes we just cant' buy back when we have already spent the money that we've earned from it so, that's decision wise matter for me.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
It's a good idea to diversify your portfolio, especially in light of the impending bull market. I hope the advice given on this thread doesn't influence your decision in diversifying your portfolio or make you feel bad about not having enough; after all, the cryptocurrency market is not a place for competition, so don't be intimidated if you haven't made enough investment yet compared to others—after all, even Rome wasn't built in a day. Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Additionally, avoid diving into other coins just because someone told you they were invested in them. Instead, do your own research before making any kind of investment, and if you feel more comfortable holding Bitcoin than diversifying your portfolio, then that's what you should do. Never in this cryptocurrency space let people’s decisions influence you.
I understand the benefits of diversifying during this time and the potential profits from investing in various altcoins, but personally, I can't seem to hold any other coin because i don’t feel comfortable doing so. As a result, I've put all of my money into bitcoin because my heart is with Bitcoin and am patiently waiting for the bull run
investment on a single coin.Whereas, if you do have tons then you could be having that still chance on recovery but there are ones who do much prefer on sticking into a single point but into the current coins or projects which are really that mainly trusted by the community which is Bitcoin. They never tend to look back into other coins or assets on which it would really be just that a personal choice though because we know that there are people who are willing to take up some risks and there are ones who do really love on sticking on which one is safer.
Diversification would really be that recommended since we know that there are really that chances or odds about recovery. If ever you would really be having that negative
and other coins have increased out their value then it would really be just that equal or having that recovery which it is really that mostly preferred.
I am guessing not diverse enough. I mean by logic if diverse means plenty of coins, I can say that I am diverse, but the practical is not the same as theory. What I mean is that I have 90%+ of my money in just three coins and that's it, and I have 50%+ of my money in just one coin, which means that I am not diverse enough, I can't really have anything similar to that.
I believe that we need to end up with something that has to be a bit more different, and that has to be more equally distributed. I have bitcoin as my single most purchased coin, I invested heavily into that, sure I have a few 1% and even lesser coins, 20+ of them, they combine maybe like 5% of my portfolio, so its quite important to remember this ain't what we are talking about when we say diverse.
I believe that we need to end up with something that has to be a bit more different, and that has to be more equally distributed. I have bitcoin as my single most purchased coin, I invested heavily into that, sure I have a few 1% and even lesser coins, 20+ of them, they combine maybe like 5% of my portfolio, so its quite important to remember this ain't what we are talking about when we say diverse.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
I invest my money in coins that are big market and popular.
40% in bitcoin, 20% in ETH, 15% in BNB, 10% in cake, 10% in axs, 5% in luna.
About how much the dollar amount is privacy, everyone's economic strength is different so it's better to write the portfolio in percentage only.
why choose luna coins because in the past luna was also a big market coin and popular so the term stuck coins there, whether you want it or not I still trade the luna coin.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
For the past 2 years, I've been holding only 4 assets that are in the top 20 in terms of market cap.Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.
Just this week, I decided to trade 2 of my assets and distribute them into different coins. Some are in the top 20-50, and some are in the top 51-100.
As for the percentage, I don't know what is the exact percentage right now, but Bitcoin has the highest percentage. I mean for me, it's a must for me that Bitcoin will have the most percentage in my portfolio so whenever I buy altcoins, I also make sure that I invest some into Bitcoin.
Diversifying your portfolio is a very good idea, it gives you a great opportunity of rising rather than just depending on just one coin, if the coin fall you loose everything but not same with diversifying, one coin can fall while others pump massively
It is important to diversify portfolio on coins that have the ability to survive in the market because if the wrong choice then the coin will not have any impact on us. Usually people will choose the top five coins to diversify portofolio because the coins can be more able to survive in the market even though the price is not as strong as bitcoin. Basically people have an investment plan every time they take action, but there are many people will be far more focused on collecting bitcoin compared to other coins.The decision depends on the individual and if they want to be a little involved in a big risk then trying to use certain coins to generate profits in the short term is the decision. But if you do not want to be involved in a large risk, it is advisable to hold Bitcoin because you will be much safer in investing in the long run.
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