🤔 How do you distribute your portfolio? BTC vs Altcoins - page 5.

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

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Mostly I throw it all in BTC. There's just that much of risk in other altcoins to think of when holding and I assume that's what OP's talking about in here.
BTC isn't really called to be "safe", maybe for the decentralized use of it but the price fluctuation is the risk on it.
Back then I throw some of my profit in BTC holdings in other coins, but I changed my strategy.

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

How many percent do you keep in BTC versus altcoins?

Atm I have 35% BTC then a big chunk of ETH and a handfull of other altcoins (see distribution below)

https://altpocket.io/profile/Octular

BTC feels much safer at the same time as I see a big upside in the altcoins compared to historical levels.

technically it's not safe in bitcoin as you can see few days ago the price is at $19,000 and drops in $17,000 in just few days that's really a huge drop for a couple of days but in my portfolio the biggest portion of my asset goes in bitcoin since even though it's volatile that volatility could give positive profit to investors.

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

How many percent do you keep in BTC versus altcoins?

Atm I have 35% BTC then a big chunk of ETH and a handfull of other altcoins (see distribution below)

You did not mentioned the exact number, but 35% is good if it is on thousands dollars worth of Bitcoin and 355 is too small if Bitcoin is just worth hundreds of dollars, I prefer mine higher because you are safe on Bitcoin than any other coins in the market, some altcoins have a good potential but this time it's all about Bitcoin.

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

How many percent do you keep in BTC versus altcoins?

Atm I have 35% BTC then a big chunk of ETH and a handfull of other altcoins (see distribution below)

https://altpocket.io/profile/Octular

BTC feels much safer at the same time as I see a big upside in the altcoins compared to historical levels.

Mine is 70% it should be because we just finished halving and this is the time that all eyes are on Bitcoin right now, I also agree that there are altcoins with good potential and ready for big pumps but Bitcoin is the coin right now where the spotlight is on, I dod not regret my decision to have more of Bitcoin, keeping my eyes on Bitcoin right now and looking forward to another big pump before the end year.

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I dont have enough money to invest in BTC, my portfolio distribution is about 50% in ETH, 10% in XRP, the other 40 percent is dynamic, today it could be several kinds of coin, and over time it could be one or several others.

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Quote from: Yudhisthir on December 11, 2020, 02:03:59 PM

I used to maintain at least 50% of BTC and rest on a small number of popular coins. But the last BTC pump made me sell of every of my alts for BTC. The market is becoming so bitcoin centric that most of the investors only consider bitcoin as an investment and with it's limited supply, people are self-assured that it would keep on breaking it's ATH now and than even if there are years of bearish trend.

My number of Bitcoins has always exceeded more than 70%. Even when the price rose to 20K, I did not sell all my Bitcoins, because I am sure that it can grow even higher. I only sold half of my Bitcoins. The rest of my savings are stored in ETH and USDT. I keep Ethereum in the hope of future growth due to the launch of a new network, and I need the USDT to buy Bitcoin when it drops significantly in price.

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You did a very nice thing by virtue of your holdings, Bitcoin is really a coin which should be in everyone's portfolio but if one wasn't able to get in before now, I think it would be best to wait for a bit, same can also be said about Ethereum. One thing that is very important when it comes to holding is, going for coins which have values and the values backed by good use cases, if not the person would be at the mercy of the market. Taking a look at the market few days ago, it is clear the growth was targeted towards some altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, etc, and the reason was clear, they have something to offer; I think this should be in the mind of everyone who wishes to hold long term.
Lastly, I currently hold 40% Bitcoin, 30% Ethereum and the remaining towards LTC, ADA and BNB.

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I used to maintain at least 50% of BTC and rest on a small number of popular coins. But the last BTC pump made me sell of every of my alts for BTC. The market is becoming so bitcoin centric that most of the investors only consider bitcoin as an investment and with it's limited supply, people are self-assured that it would keep on breaking it's ATH now and than even if there are years of bearish trend.

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I hold 80% XRP, 20% 0xMR, 0% BTC

If you bought your altcoins not at high, but a few months ago, then you should already have a good profit. XRP has shown a very good profit over the past month and it may be the right decision to fix part of your profit in order to buy yourself some bitcoin when its price is adjusted.

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Quote from: BDBitcoinExpart on December 10, 2020, 01:01:06 PM

I keep my investment portfolio at 60/40 ratio. My profit is on both sides. If there is a possibility of bitcoin being dumped, I will keep it as usdt. Let's buy a specified point bitcoin. Even if I pump bitcoin, I take profit by usdt.

Good but 40% of tokens is a high risk according to me unless that 40% contains some of ETH and others. I used to keep a lot of coins but recently when a bull run was going on in the BTC market I actually purchased bitcoins for the most coins and it paid off too because the altcoin market was very dull and not moving much.

Quote from: amishmanish on December 10, 2020, 01:30:34 PM

I don't touch my bitcoin. If i find a way to spend them and buy something i need, I buy an equivalent amount in fiat. Other than that, I buy small amounts I am comfortable with.

Same here I don't spend much of my BTC and at times I gamble so whatever amount I lose on days when I am unlucky, I just try to buy that amount either from my salary or via selling various coins I earn through bounty and other means.

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What I have in my portfolio is more percentage in bitcoin that is 50% on btc, 35% on eth and the rest on altcoins. We have our preferences on which we can gains profit. Also some alts may bring more opportunity compared to bitcoin since it is a volatile market. Others choice is only btc so it is depends on a person or trader on how he can manage to increase his portfolio.

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Quote from: Genemind on December 10, 2020, 12:51:14 PM

I always distribute my funds the same way. I allocate 50% for Bitcoin, 20% for Ethereum and I divide the 30% for altcoins that have huge potential. I usually take advantage of the red market so accumulating during this time would be a big risk. As for me, knowing where and when to invest would be a big help in deciding our investment's allocation and distribution

That is really nice way of distributing but I am a trader and hence I usually don't have a fixed amount of particular asset locked and I move them constantly based on how the market is behaving. I sometimes have all my money in Bitcoins while there are at times when I invest everything into tokens like UNI coin because I thought they will be good, although I cashed out at right moment.

I think traders don't have a fixed portfolio distribution while investors always have to ensure that they manage their assets properly. Being a trader I have to move my coins when I see an opportunity.

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I think you need to give BTC more percentage on your portofolio considering that BTC is the main syore of value in crypto economic. I my self put BTC 60% of my portofolio and the rest i put in to ETH and invest to ICO/IEO. The reason i putbonly small is ICO will give you high return if ICO succeed also has very high risk ( scam / failed project Risk )

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

How many percent do you keep in BTC versus altcoins?

Atm I have 35% BTC then a big chunk of ETH and a handfull of other altcoins (see distribution below)

https://altpocket.io/profile/Octular

BTC feels much safer at the same time as I see a big upside in the altcoins compared to historical levels.

Since I am part of Bitvest I have 50% of my portfolio on Bitcoin it should be higher because this is the best time to increase your Bitcoin portfolio
it's also good to have altcoins in your wallet because some altcoins has a good chance in times of bull run I have at least 10 altcoins in my portfolio.

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Quote from: nicecrypto on December 11, 2020, 07:15:16 AM

Since i don't have any btc it is easy not to worry about splitting my portfolio among btc and other alts, i only have just few altcoins on my portfolio so i don't worry, but i still hope my alts will do well to bring me profit eventually.

When you still hope for Altcoins that are already in your portfolio, that means indirectly you are still worried about it, because people who are not worried are people who don't expect anything from the Altcoins that they already have, so don't be hypocritical in this matter.

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Quote from: nicecrypto on December 11, 2020, 07:15:16 AM

Since i don't have any btc it is easy not to worry about splitting my portfolio among btc and other alts, i only have just few altcoins on my portfolio so i don't worry, but i still hope my alts will do well to bring me profit eventually.

If the altcoin you have is a potential asset in the market then there is a big possibility for it to grow. but if it's just a token from an airdrop campaign with no clear project then you won't have a chance.
grow your altcoins for BTC. although the risk is greater I think BTC has an interesting market to follow than altcoins. BTC has its own charm, if you have tried it you will know what a good and profitable investment plan is.

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Since i don't have any btc it is easy not to worry about splitting my portfolio among btc and other alts, i only have just few altcoins on my portfolio so i don't worry, but i still hope my alts will do well to bring me profit eventually.

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Quote from: Octular on December 10, 2020, 05:26:23 AM

How many percent do you keep in BTC versus altcoins?

Atm I have 35% BTC then a big chunk of ETH and a handfull of other altcoins (see distribution below)

https://altpocket.io/profile/Octular

BTC feels much safer at the same time as I see a big upside in the altcoins compared to historical levels.

I am not sure how many of them clicked on your link but it looks just amazing.

Your portfolio stands -10% since your all purchases which is pretty impressive thing buddy. I mean after having so many coins in the portfolio it's not that worst loss. Considering the bitcoins current drop in price it's but obvious you will see this negation.

I dint know about this tool earlier by the way. Just got to know this one apart from normal wallets. They are also tracking all the transactions under buy-sell thats important since you can see all under one roof with this. Tongue

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I hardly keep Bitcoin and Ethereum because there are many altcoins that grows more than them, if you pay close attention to them. I bought a coin in one exchange recently, in less than 2 weeks, the price has doubled and it is going up. I regretted selling it. Right now, i waiting for it come down, so that i can buy it again.

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My current portfolio is 40% BTC, 25% ETH, 10% ADA, 5% XMR, 5% USDC and rest in XRP, CRO, LINK and DAI.

From those, 50% are in my ledger, and I keep them aside. 10% I use for daily trades. rest of 40% I lend out and earn interest : at blockfi.com (20% of BTC at 6%),at apyharvest.com(80% BTC at 7.21%, ETH at 7.82%, USDC at 14.96%...), and crypto.com (just CRO to have their jade card).

Interest I earn by lending 40% of my crypto is more than enough for all my expenses and active lifestyle.

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