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Topic: How to make a portfolio? (Read 330 times)
Since you obtained your funds from bounties, then convert them to bitcoins, and hold half in bitcoins since it is the main cryptocurrency to hold for long term, then leave the rest into altcoins that bring a good returns like EOS or IOTA.
There are portfolio in the play store you can pick something there, the exchange where coins are being traded are also indicated there.
Hi! I'm just want to know how to make a portfolio so that I can go for an exchange. I have get my coins from a bounty campaign and there are many exchange that are available for it and I want to go for now. What to do? How can I make a portfolio ? Is portfolio really needed or if you just want to have one? Thanks in advance.
1)Firstly , the action is very nice . The coins you get is from airdrop and in free .
2)You get these free coins and you can learn how to trade them , such as exchange them in different . My meaning is that the price in every platform is always not the same , you can buy in low platform and sell in another high price platform .
Crypto portfolio with bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, altcoins, ICOs and other arbitrage opportunities. When starting cryptocurrency trading, the vast number of coins to choose from can be overwhelming. From the thousands out there, how can you possibly decide which few to keep in your portfolio? Although there is an endless amount of strategies when choosing coins, there are a few different tactics you should follow to minimize your risk. In this guide, we'll teach you the tips and tricks on a portfolio, so you have a more successful cryptocurrency trading.
you can visit this website :https://blockfolio.com/ and install in on your phone. It is very easy.
Do I need to make a portfolio to trade my tokens?
Looks like you ignored some of the useful replies above that will help you enlightened about your concern.
If you want to trade your tokens then go directly to your preferred exchanges where that tokens is being traded then deposit it there. Once done, you are now freely to trade it on available pairs. If you want some spoonfeeding then tell me what token is that and your preferred exchange then I will tell you step by step how to trade it. Shoot me a PM.
Portfolio is just the status of you investment to track how you stand and what are your gains/loss. You can either use any services like blockfolio to track it or use you own excelsheet, record to track it. And bounties you mentioned are just one method of addition to your portfolio.
I think I will start my portfolio participating in airdrops and then selling for ethereum. Bitcoin is too expensive although is very know and good.
Well a portfolio is basically all of your coins or tokens.portfolio is to use it when you are diversifying in your investment. and that is done to achieve two things: 1. reducing the risks 2. maximizing the profit at the same time.
Topic: How to make a portfolio?
Well, you simply buy and invest in coins/tokens. That's pretty much it.
Agree, author of topic confuses two things. Well, you simply buy and invest in coins/tokens. That's pretty much it.
It similiar to traditional stocks portfolio.
You would need to read more about investing in crypto, its not that easy as it seems even when you start your first gains, could be random.
Making a portfolio of cryptocurrencies and getting involved in bounty campaigns are two different things.
Bounty campaigns are mostly worthless. The promise an opportunity to get rich by getting in early but nearly all of the initial coin offerings never carry any value. If these ICOs had a utility value or purpose to a community of people their developers wouldn't need to give them away for free.
A portfolio of cryptocurrencies is acquired by buying various cryptocurrencies, which ever coins you want! Now, if you want to talk about that, I'd be happy to...just let me know.
Good luck!
Create your own portfolio of coins is nothing but control of your condition or account. When you create a portfolio, you will be engaged in trading through the exchange in any case. The creation of a portfolio and participation in companies bounty is not related things. Receiving tokens from bounty companies you have the right to sell them immediately and buy tokens that are really valued in the market, so basically in the portfolio collect those tokens that are in your debt and not in everyday trade. Once again, I say portfolio is just your convenience for the control over your account. Bounty campaigns are mostly worthless. The promise an opportunity to get rich by getting in early but nearly all of the initial coin offerings never carry any value. If these ICOs had a utility value or purpose to a community of people their developers wouldn't need to give them away for free.
A portfolio of cryptocurrencies is acquired by buying various cryptocurrencies, which ever coins you want! Now, if you want to talk about that, I'd be happy to...just let me know.
Good luck!
If you are talking about tokens coming from a recently launched bounty campaign chances are all the tokens you will be managing won't be available in one exchange. So relying on their included portfolios (several of them) would be confusing that is why using a 3rd party cryptocurrency management app/website is the best for you as all your holdings will just be in one portfolio. A lot of people have mentioned the apps Delta and Blockfolio. But if you just want a website Cryptopanic also works well.
Allocate 50% of your funds into an ICO that has a good future and will give you a bounus on purchase, and the rest 50% of the funds on bitcoins, ethereum and Neo. With this portfolio if left for a year and the ICO become a successful with the appreciation of bitcoin ,ethereum or Neo, you will be able to make good returns.
Making a portfolio of cryptocurrencies and getting involved in bounty campaigns are two different things.
Bounty campaigns are mostly worthless. The promise an opportunity to get rich by getting in early but nearly all of the initial coin offerings never carry any value. If these ICOs had a utility value or purpose to a community of people their developers wouldn't need to give them away for free.
A portfolio of cryptocurrencies is acquired by buying various cryptocurrencies, which ever coins you want! Now, if you want to talk about that, I'd be happy to...just let me know.
Good luck!
Bounty campaigns are mostly worthless. The promise an opportunity to get rich by getting in early but nearly all of the initial coin offerings never carry any value. If these ICOs had a utility value or purpose to a community of people their developers wouldn't need to give them away for free.
A portfolio of cryptocurrencies is acquired by buying various cryptocurrencies, which ever coins you want! Now, if you want to talk about that, I'd be happy to...just let me know.
Good luck!
Do I need to make a portfolio to trade my tokens?
Hi! I'm just want to know how to make a portfolio so that I can go for an exchange. I have get my coins from a bounty campaign and there are many exchange that are available for it and I want to go for now. What to do? How can I make a portfolio ? Is portfolio really needed or if you just want to have one? Thanks in advance.
There have been a number of answers on what a portfolio is earlier in this thread. The most important thing to think about in a cryptocurrency portfolio is diversification. Diversification in a crypto-portfolio can be done by investing in different cryptocurrency categories. There are several different ways to categorize cryptocurrencies, but one way is the following: (i) currencies (BTC, LTC, etc.), (ii) platforms (ETH, NEO, QTUM, etc.), (iii) supply-chain (WTC, MOD, etc.), (iv) privacy-focused (XMR, ZEC, XVG, etc.) and (v) blockchain-agnostic (ARK, LINK, etc.).
However, diversification in a crypto-portfolio is more commonly used synonymous with “investing in many different cryptocurrencies”. The reasoning is that if you put all of your funds in one single crypto currency, you take bigger risks, as it is more likely that one single crypto currency goes belly-up and loses all of its value, than it is likely that 15-20 coins do it at the same time.
All the best,
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OP seems to misunderstood the meaning of portfolio 
for cypto users, portfolio consists of different crypto coins and tokens
what's the purpose and how to keep track your portfolio has been explained in the previous posts
you can make your own portfolio by buying and holding several crypto currency
you can easily keep track of your portfolio by using apps/services for such thing like Blockfolio
for cypto users, portfolio consists of different crypto coins and tokens
What is a 'Portfolio'
A portfolio is a grouping of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies and cash equivalents, as well as their fund counterparts, including mutual, exchange-traded and closed funds.
A portfolio is a grouping of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies and cash equivalents, as well as their fund counterparts, including mutual, exchange-traded and closed funds.
what's the purpose and how to keep track your portfolio has been explained in the previous posts
you can make your own portfolio by buying and holding several crypto currency
you can easily keep track of your portfolio by using apps/services for such thing like Blockfolio
Make a selection of the coins you wish to hold and get an objective with a time frame on the number of months or days you will be holding those coins. Then diversify with percentage of the allocation you wish for each coin .
Well, cryptocompare is really great. But it's portfolio page doesn't allow for withdrawals/deposits/transfers. Only trades. And it also doesn't let you import data directly from the exchanges. Which is unfortunate because I really like cryptocompare and use its forums.
the purpose of a portfolio is to use it when you are diversifying in your investment. and that is done to achieve two things: 1. reducing the risks 2. maximizing the profit at the same time.
but when you are buying altcoins and tokens you are not (1) reducing the risk, in fact you are increasing it by a lot since altcoins have smaller markets and are manipulated a lot more. and being a pump and dump in the long run doesn't bode well for you either. and you are not (2) maximizing your profit either. in fact you are reducing it and possibly even end up in a big loss. altcoins in long run usually go down and even if they go up they won't be able to go up as high as bitcoin does.
this is why altcoins are considered good short term investment and bad long term ones.
but when you are buying altcoins and tokens you are not (1) reducing the risk, in fact you are increasing it by a lot since altcoins have smaller markets and are manipulated a lot more. and being a pump and dump in the long run doesn't bode well for you either. and you are not (2) maximizing your profit either. in fact you are reducing it and possibly even end up in a big loss. altcoins in long run usually go down and even if they go up they won't be able to go up as high as bitcoin does.
this is why altcoins are considered good short term investment and bad long term ones.
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