Topic: What Is the Best Way To Diversify 100K in Crypto? (Read 2264 times)

Diversification in crypto must have alternatives in combination with bitcoin and altcoin. Because the trend and influence of bitcoin will create the general psychology of investors and the user community. with $ 100k (70% for bitcoin and 30% for altcoin) is the right formula for me. you can refer to it.

The best way to diversify 100K in Crypto is that I can buy coin worth less than the voucher and even though the amount is not high I will buy cheaper coin and have high performance.

Thats always given in diversity but diversfying isn't only making a choice or picking some altcoins in the market because the best to diversify is also knowing when you will going to diversify and on what are this coins. If you doversify when the market is high it will not a good right so diversifying has additional aspects to be used.

I consider the best way is to split them, BTC, ETH and some potential altcoins. In that way, we have chances to recover if the other coins might fall but we don't hope that would be happen in the future. In the other hand, this is the way to secure our funds and more chances of gaining more if all get boom in the market.

I'd hold 20-50% in BTC, a lot of ETH also. Always keep some fiat to buy dip. And also some mid and low caps. To put 5-10% for microcaps gamble night worth it if you play your cards right

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If it worked well for you it doesn't mean it will work well on everyone. You might just be good at looking for good ICOs and you're probably decent at day trading; but not everyone are knowledgeable on those sectors.

I usually divide my investment as follows: 40% BTC, 30% ICO investment and 30% for day trading. I used this division of funds when entering this market and the results are quite good.

I agree. We don't have 100 worthy coins on the market. Do you really want to put your money into another worthless BTC fork?
Sure, we could put some money in a shitcoin hoping that some pump group gets interested in it, but the risk is just too high. It's better to be safe than sorry. ]
No smart investor goes after shitcoins with real money. Those are newbie playgrounds that attract people with very little money who think that buying a fraction of BTC is much worse than buying 100 cheap shitcoins that aren't all together worth even 0.1 BTC

Definitely not. 100 coins is too spread out. There's going to be a significant chance of you getting in on scamcoins and shitcoins on those 100. 20 coins/tokens is definitely enough in my opinion. Though it ends up depending on which specific coins/tokens you actually invest on.

My portfolio looks like this: 70% bitcoin, 20% etherium and 10% altcoyin, advise a specific coin is difficult, guided by my own analysis.

Not a daytrader per se, but I kinda get the concept of technical analysis.

First off, not all altcoins are moved by pumps and dumps; but some are just manipulated by whales. On to the TA topic: Making decisions through TA doesn't guarantee you accurate predictions. Doing TA on certain coins/tokens just increases your odds of winning the sort of "gamble" that is trading. Increasing your odds from 50% chance of winning a trade to 60% is a significant difference.

To the people who understands TA better: Correct me if I'm wrong.

For those who want to learn on how to diversify their Crypto portfolio but having a hard a time or finding the process complicated, Here's an article which helped me set up my diversified portfolio.


https://medium.com/faast/why-diversification-is-so-important-with-cryptocurrency-2ea870ceedb8

For those who want to learn on how to diversify their Crypto portfolio but having a hard a time or finding the process complicated, Here's an article which helped me set up my diversified portfolio.


https://medium.com/faast/why-diversification-is-so-important-with-cryptocurrency-2ea870ceedb8

For a beginner, even the advice from the outside is very important, because own analysis practically does not give anything. What is better to do in order to be sure of the correct approach in this business?

You can consider adding Nexus to your portofolio, it's trading in bittrex right now and has a lot of potential. Their slack is active and there's a lot of development happen. But as a lot of people said, do you own research, so you should do additional analysisv before you decided to jump in.

Very interesting responses.

My goal is a 10x return or better across the entire portfolio.  That will get me to a cool $1 million, which is my "drop out" target.

As for the question about technical analysis, there's a lot you can do with reading technical indicators, fibonacci retracements, etc for deciding an ideal time to buy (if you are looking at long term) and when to take profits.  But trading for me was ultimately unprofitable.

Either way, it's a huge time investment to decide how to create your portfolio. I join slacks and telegram chat groups to get a sense of what's going on with different projects.  Still, there's no telling what a given token will be pricewise.

I'm attending the Token Summit in NYC this month. I hope to meet some informed people and come back with better judgement about how to move forward in this space.

My favorite token so far has been RLC.  It's been on a non-stop roll since its ICO, which was epic.  It's almost catching up to Stratis despite only having come out in the past few weeks.  Pretty impressive.


The thing for me is though Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc can go up in price, I see more room for growth with the tokens that are under $1.  It's a massive ROI when a token goes from pennies on the dollar to even $1 or a few dollars.  Once I reach my dropout goal, I'll then "park" a substantial amount of funds in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero etc.  But given I want to grow the portfolio aggressively, the smaller tokens are a better play for me for the time being.

Thanks again.

If you think well, you can realize that it is faster to earn in diversifying capital in different currency rather than in bitcoin only, Example is when you bought bitcoin around $1,300 per 1 bitcoin and you bought a lot of litecoin around $15 then you can see that the price of those two coins are already pumped so you don't earn with just one cryptocurrency but from two currency and how much more if you diversify it will from different cryptocurrencies?

Those coins quoted seems potential though they function under the ethereum smart contract. Most of the altcoins depends on ethereum based smart contracts. Go through different exchange websites and find the list of coins. At the same note few coins fluctuations. Continue the same process for few days. Now you know using which coin you can make profit in a short and long.

trst (trust coin is good coin) you can inday trade because trustcoin price always fluctuative
if long investment can get much profit waves coin is good, because much developer and investor like too waves token, but still under ethereum token smart contract,