Topic: How Your Portfolio should be in a long Bull Market ? (Read 534 times)
In the bull market, I will keep only large and well-known projects, I will no longer invest more than 10% of my deposit in small altcoins. My mistake is that I didn’t sell all the altcoins this year when there was still a good price. So my portfolio will be 50% btc 30% eth 10% anonymous coins and 10% small altcoins.
It is really difficult to determine its peak and bottom in this market. I used to hold USDT to wait for the bottom of BTC and buy it, but after breaking the 6k support level it split in half. And my account has decreased like that.
Make sure to use some tether defense in order for funds of yours to be saved. You must be very aware on the current market situation, or have some sell point to save funds.
I have only 20 percent at the moment stored in Bitcoin, another 30 percent of Ethereum, and everything else is scattered between the EOS, OMG, Ripple, ADA, Waves and some other altcoins and tokens.
my portfolio was in altcoins - 200 eth, and now 190 eth, but prices is not real because some currencies dont have volume(( it crazy
Right now, the ideal portfolio should be diversified with a lot of different coins in there to make sure that you are mitigating the risks that you are taking when it comes to investing in cryptocurrencies. You should also have a good portion of your portfolio be the investments that you made into the biggest and best coins in the market for the best possible outcome
In a long bull market you should be expecting to make over one hundred percent on all of your coins, that way you are making the most money but now we are in a bear so it is only normal that your coins are in a decline and they might continue to do so for a long time to come before you can start to see some kind of recovery in them
ok, I'll do that
I'm pretty much sure about that because I read a lot. u should make a small research about to find the answers
may I know the source of that info?
no, I mean that many altcoins should be utility, but as the fact, they aren't
regulation will ban altcoins?
well, upcoming regulation I suppose
What do you mean?
30 % of my portfolio is Bitcoin and 70 % altcoins I think are good for the long run. I recently accumulated more altcoins to my portfolio, those with working product and team with vision, which I'm expecting to do well in future.
Could you clarify this strategy?
30 % of my portfolio is Bitcoin and 70 % altcoins I think are good for the long run. I recently accumulated more altcoins to my portfolio, those with working product and team with vision, which I'm expecting to do well in future.
To be honest, I see no reason to do 30/70, especially on the current market situation.
Since bitcoin is the most stable coins there, 50% to BTC. The remaining 50% to altcoins and make sure to allot at most 10% in an altcoin whose price is around $0.01. This altcoin will the coin that might give a multiplier of 1000.
30 % of my portfolio is Bitcoin and 70 % altcoins I think are good for the long run. I recently accumulated more altcoins to my portfolio, those with working product and team with vision, which I'm expecting to do well in future.
I think that the most important thing is that you have at least 50% in Bitcoin as this is the most stable cryptocurrency on the market
In a bull market only invest small portion in established coins like bitcoins and Ethereum and the majority in newly coins listed on exchange or an ICO project with a good potential.
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