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newbie
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January 12, 2020, 01:02:43 PM
#37
Not a bad portfolio.

I'd go 50% BTC, and the rest in alts.

If you want to chase some high risk, high reward kind of gains, you should consider getting some BLOCK as well Wink.

Why? Because Blocknet is first movers on the DEX developments, and frankly, I believe the ever increasing amounts of exchange hacks, will move people to decentralized exchanges eventually. It's true that most DEX's today doesn't have a lot of volume, but Mt.GOX didn't have a "ton" of volume either back in the days.
Decentralization is the next big thing we need to adopt, and if it truly takes off like I predict, a project such as Blocknet could easily 100x, let alone 500x in value over the next coming years.

Sounds crazy, but the demand for nodes on their network will be insane, since service nodes will earn DEX trading fees, kind of like being your "own exchange", which I'm sure will make some investors filthy rich some day.

It's all just speculation though, good luck with your portfolio  Grin
sr. member
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January 12, 2020, 11:24:28 AM
#36
You have chosen most of the best altcoins in this market, but there is one altcoin that I do not believe is PundiX. This altcoin is not really too good for me and its price is very hard to recover. For more than 2 years of operation, PundiX did not do anything and if in 2020 this situation still exists, I believe it will quickly die. It is better to replace this altcoin with some other altcoins, such as NEO ...
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full member
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January 12, 2020, 11:21:55 AM
#35
I bought most of my holdings in the last few months and while I'm down about 15% I think I made a sound long term investment,any suggestions on whether I made a good choice? Smiley


Most wouldn't be my calls but that doesn't mean i think that's a bad call, and i hope your ada pays off since you have that more in dollars then btc. From those i would bet in btc and eth, and kept ada as a low percentage bet.
if you see a potential market increase it's better to exchange dollars for other assets such as buying more BTC or ETH. because if you save the dollar also the value will not develop in the crypto market. it's just that saving dollars will have a value that is not much reduced or increased. it's safer.
legendary
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January 12, 2020, 11:12:53 AM
#34
I bought most of my holdings in the last few months and while I'm down about 15% I think I made a sound long term investment,any suggestions on whether I made a good choice? Smiley


Most wouldn't be my calls but that doesn't mean i think that's a bad call, and i hope your ada pays off since you have that more in dollars then btc. From those i would bet in btc and eth, and kept ada as a low percentage bet.
legendary
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Bitcoin Trader
January 12, 2020, 06:51:07 AM
#33
I can't correct your choice whether it's good or not, as far as I see there are only a few coin sections in the top 100 in your portfolio, if I were you maybe I wouldn't think of taking long-term investment risks for projects like NPXS and GAS because they are not part of the top 100 CMA, so I think in the long run it will be difficult too, but if you believe you still hold it, just hope that the crypto market really recovers soon, hopefully your portfolio develops to rise, I prefer ETH, TRX, EOS and BNB from your portfolio because these 4 types have different blockchain
hero member
Activity: 952
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January 12, 2020, 06:16:15 AM
#32
I think that it is extremely well balanced. Perhaps a bit too much so.

You should perhaps include some smaller cap coins for quick gains in case one of them gets pumped, because when the bullish sentiment is back in the market is very likely that sooner or later a small cap will experience a significant surge in bullishness due to various factors, including the fear of missing out.

However, make sure that you are only buying liquid small cap coins. XVG is a good example.
sr. member
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January 12, 2020, 03:28:34 AM
#31
Good choice when it comes to altcoins as you have chosen worthy altcoins but you need to balance the percentage of coins you are holding, I would suggest  you to go with at least 50% - 60% bitcoin and remaining 40 to 50% need to be altcoins because whenever the value increases it's bitcoin go get large share of increase.
jr. member
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January 12, 2020, 02:54:07 AM
#30
Well, long term investment is good. but if you can afford it. a few months ago you bought crypto. and today it has fallen 15%. I think not to open a portfolio is a good thing. because if you see an asset that has fallen, it will only create panic. leave for some time. do other work and open when crypto has improved.

I'm not overly concerned with a 15% loss, I watched (with horror tbh) when every coin tanked around August last year so I'm aware that it's all a volatile market, the money I've invested is from work related bonuses so it's income I wasn't guaranteed to earn so effectively play money.

The way I see it is I'll either make a substantial profit or lose most of it Smiley
jr. member
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January 12, 2020, 02:48:03 AM
#29
you have already a good set of currency but i think you should sell that NPXS and replace by good altcoins like Litecoin(LTC) or even RIpple(XRP)
because i don't see good future on that project and may end up becoming a shitcoin in future so replacing with good and reputed coins will be much better than to expect on that one.

I agree a great set of currency but I would also add Canyacoin CAN, which trades on binance dex. 

I'll give Canyacoin a miss as I made the mistake of investing in Horizon state token (HST) like you and we know how that ended  Wink

https://www.finder.com.au/australian-cryptocurrency-horizon-state-collapses-under-lawsuit-from-founder-oren-alazraki
sr. member
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January 12, 2020, 02:23:55 AM
#28
Well, long term investment is good. but if you can afford it. a few months ago you bought crypto. and today it has fallen 15%. I think not to open a portfolio is a good thing. because if you see an asset that has fallen, it will only create panic. leave for some time. do other work and open when crypto has improved.

You're suggestions could provide our friend a break from his stressful times taking lots of monitoring on his blockfolio. However, on times that he tend to panic that's making him more difficult to undergo self control because of pressures behind him. It shouldn't be like that, and there are times we've been struggling but having patience while watching our asset is the best strategy to have.
hero member
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January 12, 2020, 02:05:15 AM
#27
I would personally cut it down to 3 or 4 coins. ETH BNB ADA seem like a fine choice, but the rest I would keep in BTC. You never know when the next good trade will show itself to you and you must be ready to invest then. Investing too much of their portfolio and speculating all of it at once is one of the biggest beginners mistakes as then they sit on piles of shitcoins that are bleeding off when this next whateverum shows up and goes 30x in first 2 weeks. its better to be prepared for this and have some stash of cash on the side.
BTC nada has to use most of your money. It's better to cross out some altcoins if you want to invest in BTC. but if not you can enter the assets you said. if you divide too much, the profit you get from investment will also be less. just focus on the few that have the best graphics.
I contradict. Investing and dividing your portfolio in several potential coins can maximize the profits as the amount of profits we would have from each of the coins would directly lead for the growth of your profits, but on the other hand if you invest in few certain coins then you need to wait for only those coins to make a pump so that you can sell off.

Profits would be good in that situation too but if you are a professional trader with immense knowledge about how trading works and how to understand the graphs then you can basically find a number of good coins and can diversify your investments accordingly. You would surely find yourselves landed in profits if you spend most of the time in making an immense research before you could buy that coin.
legendary
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January 12, 2020, 12:51:06 AM
#26
Well, long term investment is good. but if you can afford it. a few months ago you bought crypto. and today it has fallen 15%. I think not to open a portfolio is a good thing. because if you see an asset that has fallen, it will only create panic. leave for some time. do other work and open when crypto has improved.
legendary
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January 12, 2020, 12:39:22 AM
#25
I bought most of my holdings in the last few months and while I'm down about 15% I think I made a sound long term investment,any suggestions on whether I made a good choice? Smiley

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You will get definite chances to "escape" only due to the reason of "you're planning for long-term". Yes, including bitcoin all the reported altcoins are only good when you are planning for long-term holding; in short-term anything may happen but when investors not hurrying to see profits then they can do better with this type of crypto portfolio.

I am also holding most of the coin you are holding. NPXS and BNB are not yet in my consideration; few months back I was in plan to invest with BNB then I had changed my mindset. Gas is something I have not analyzed yet. All the very best with your long term holding plans. Please update here about your progress time to time.
sr. member
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January 12, 2020, 12:33:26 AM
#24
you have already a good set of currency but i think you should sell that NPXS and replace by good altcoins like Litecoin(LTC) or even RIpple(XRP)
because i don't see good future on that project and may end up becoming a shitcoin in future so replacing with good and reputed coins will be much better than to expect on that one.

I agree a great set of currency but I would also add Canyacoin CAN, which trades on binance dex. 
You are promoting canyacoin everywhere. Why you are promoting  aggressively.isn’t it a bad idea? After reading all of Your post i have negative thought about canyacoin.     
sr. member
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January 12, 2020, 12:06:31 AM
#23
you have already a good set of currency but i think you should sell that NPXS and replace by good altcoins like Litecoin(LTC) or even RIpple(XRP)
because i don't see good future on that project and may end up becoming a shitcoin in future so replacing with good and reputed coins will be much better than to expect on that one.
full member
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January 11, 2020, 11:42:30 PM
#22
I would personally cut it down to 3 or 4 coins. ETH BNB ADA seem like a fine choice, but the rest I would keep in BTC. You never know when the next good trade will show itself to you and you must be ready to invest then. Investing too much of their portfolio and speculating all of it at once is one of the biggest beginners mistakes as then they sit on piles of shitcoins that are bleeding off when this next whateverum shows up and goes 30x in first 2 weeks. its better to be prepared for this and have some stash of cash on the side.
BTC nada has to use most of your money. It's better to cross out some altcoins if you want to invest in BTC. but if not you can enter the assets you said. if you divide too much, the profit you get from investment will also be less. just focus on the few that have the best graphics.
hero member
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January 11, 2020, 07:30:47 PM
#21
I would personally cut it down to 3 or 4 coins. ETH BNB ADA seem like a fine choice, but the rest I would keep in BTC. You never know when the next good trade will show itself to you and you must be ready to invest then. Investing too much of their portfolio and speculating all of it at once is one of the biggest beginners mistakes as then they sit on piles of shitcoins that are bleeding off when this next whateverum shows up and goes 30x in first 2 weeks. its better to be prepared for this and have some stash of cash on the side.
jr. member
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January 11, 2020, 06:29:21 PM
#20
I'm really curious as to why you have GAS but no Neo, as the two go together. You need GAS to send Neo, so the more active Neo is in terms of transaction, the more GAS is needed.

I had 15 Neo but sold them recently for a reasonable profit, I hung onto the GAS as I bought it at a higher price and was hoping it would go up again.
hero member
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January 11, 2020, 06:20:12 PM
#19
Your list is good, just there is a little shortage about the amount you have diversified. The amount you have allocated to BTC is less than ETH. Perhaps you have calculated this in accordance with the potential for increase and thought it should be, but you should allocate to BTC at least as much as the amount you allocate to others. While BTC is most likely to increase, how do you trust others so much? At least look at the market situation in recent months, was not BTC the best?
sr. member
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January 11, 2020, 05:41:08 PM
#18
I'm really curious as to why you have GAS but no Neo, as the two go together. You need GAS to send Neo, so the more active Neo is in terms of transaction, the more GAS is needed.
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