The ones to keep for the Bullish market will be - Bitcoin 80% the rest are altcoins that are in the bag and some that I am still monitoring for the short term because it will not be brave for the long term.
It's true that every investor has a different approach where they have a choice for the coins they invest in, there are investors who are always looking for new projects where token prices will increase many times but behind it all there is a big risk where prices will fall at any time, that's why I don't dare in the long run for altcoins.
My tip is to never put all your money in any altcoin, but it would be safer if you have a 50% portfolio in bitcoin.
Topic: what are you Holding for the bull market - page 2. (Read 229 times)
Mostly majors — BTC/ETH/SOL.
And the ETH and SOL are in lending/vault protocols(that are going to have a token airdrop in the future) to increase risk and hence potential profit. The rest, in specific smaller projects I'd rather not share because people here need to do their own research and not blindly follow people's portfolios online.
And the ETH and SOL are in lending/vault protocols(that are going to have a token airdrop in the future) to increase risk and hence potential profit. The rest, in specific smaller projects I'd rather not share because people here need to do their own research and not blindly follow people's portfolios online.
It's said often that holding is the best when it comes to planning for the future. Investors are focusing on projects with strong fundamentals, real-world use cases, and active development teams. Conducting thorough research daily just to arrive at a good project worth holding.
However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
I was frustrated from the last price crash that I sold the remaining coins to USD and am staking it to earn some interest. The largest value of coin I still hold is of bitcoins.
Of the remaining, I hold mostly memecoins, a little bit of shiba Inu, pepe, bonk, bome, dofwifhat and some others. Solana comes next, I still have a good amount of Solana.
The next coin I hold is Ethereum, I bought it with expectation of rise after the SEC approval for ETF but it's not doing great. I do plan to get some other coins as the market stabilizes or goes on an increasing trend.
Everybody will have different bags but what I would suggest is a more than 50% allocation to Bitcoin, a 15% allocation to Ethereum & 35% you can split between semi established alts & speculative alt & memecoins. I think you’ll do well by doing what I’ve described.
Over 50% of my crypto hodling is definitely Bitcoin and no need to overemphasize the reason for this because it's the king of cryptocurrency. Coming down to altcoins, it's only top cryptos and they are Ethereum, BNB and Solana, then some percentage on Shiba Inu and pepe. I'm not holding any new projects for the long term, they're too risky for me, despite how promising that some of them looks in terms of giving ROI in the bull run, I can only gamble the amount that I can afford to loose on the short term on some new projects. 
It's said often that holding is the best when it comes to planning for the future. Investors are focusing on projects with strong fundamentals, real-world use cases, and active development teams. Conducting thorough research daily just to arrive at a good project worth holding.
However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
Holding is for me the best, and the safest strategy when you want to invest for your future. However, holding for a very long time could lead to some missed opportunities as well. I'll give an example. However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
Let's say you bought some Bitcoins in 2018 when we are on a bear market phase and decided to hold it for let's say 5 years. If that's your strategy, you will miss on the potential profits that you can get during the 2021 bull run. I know that holding is a good strategy, but holding alone isn't enough. We must know when to let go of our assets when we need it, and that's my strategy.
As a believer of 4-year cycle, I only hold all of my assets for a span of 4 years. I will buy during the bear market, will continue accumulate for the next 2 years and then will sell it during the bull run. Like what you said, research is always needed if we want to pick the projects that are good for long term. As for the coins that I'm holding for the bull market, more than half of it is on Bitcoin, then some are altcoins like Arbitrum, Cosmos, etc. No meme coins, no risky projects. All researched, and I believe all of them will give me huge profits coming the bull run.
Everybody will have different bags but what I would suggest is a more than 50% allocation to Bitcoin, a 15% allocation to Ethereum & 35% you can split between semi established alts & speculative alt & memecoins. I think you’ll do well by doing what I’ve described.
It's said often that holding is the best when it comes to planning for the future. Investors are focusing on projects with strong fundamentals, real-world use cases, and active development teams. Conducting thorough research daily just to arrive at a good project worth holding.
However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
However, I'm sure different investors adopt different approach and what they have in their bags are certainly different.
Would you like to share some insight and tips to help other investors? I'm sure it would be appreciated
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