many of us will look at BTC as the most suitable for long-term investment but it's not often the best to put all our money into it. to which we simply took the advice of diversification of investment. i too have done the same which my BTC is just 40% of my investment but make it very liquid so that i can cash out easily or turn it into stablecoin.
Yes, and the strategy you are running is actually very good because considering the current market conditions are often unstable so the choice of coins like BTC is a very good thing even though it is not suitable to put all the money we have there. 
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Bitcoin, of course, is much more popular than Ethereum and therefore Bitcoin will grow in price much faster and therefore I also invest in Bitcoin much more than in other cryptocurrencies, but when all stages of Ethereum 2.0 will come out, I think that the price of Ethereum will begin to rise to new heights and in this the moment you will need very fast invest in Ethereum, you also mentioned Dogecoin, I think that Dogecoin will be able to reach 1$ after a while, but maybe it will not be this year.
If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying...
Two months ago, I completely sold my bitcoins for ETH and as it turned out, it was a very correct decision. I have not yet fixed the transaction, but I can already see that this will allow me to increase the amount of BTC that I previously had several times. To date, the price of ETH in relation to BTC has increased 3 times and this is not the maximum mark for further growth.
Personally, I would invest 50% in BTC, 30% in ETH, and 20% in some popular coins today, and of these 20% will be a short-term investment to meet my daily needs, while BTC and I have made ETH a long-term investment because I have high hopes for both of them
You have implemented a very mature strategy, hopefully it can make a lot of profit, but lately the market is still not good so many popular coins don't have a good pump at any of their prices in the market.with the strategy used is good and mature I think it's only a matter of time to get an advantage,
continue to follow the development of market movements first and continue to analyze
Personally, I would invest 50% in BTC, 30% in ETH, and 20% in some popular coins today, and of these 20% will be a short-term investment to meet my daily needs, while BTC and I have made ETH a long-term investment because I have high hopes for both of them
You have implemented a very mature strategy, hopefully it can make a lot of profit, but lately the market is still not good so many popular coins don't have a good pump at any of their prices in the market.
I will split my investment maybe half for Bitcoin and half for Ethereum. Because i think if POS of ethereum already fully operated people will buy Ethereum to stake it and it can cause more demands for Ethereum. And bitcoin i think still can rally or maybe increased in future. As long not buy ask and wait for good price to buy i think both investment is safer than others.
Talking about diversification for and current conditions if investing in the crypto world is a necessity and an imperative, where the investment pattern is not only placed at one point. for the percentage value, we set each according to fit. myself for BTC 40% and ETH 70%.
Bitcoin and ethereum are the same when talking about investing. Therefore, I would go 100% my fund to bitcoin. I only diversify my portfolio to invest bitcoin and smaller coins, which might be around top 200 ~ 500
Bitcoin is for safe haven in a long time, other coins for extraordinary profit in a short time
Bitcoin is for safe haven in a long time, other coins for extraordinary profit in a short time
Definitely right, with that downturn also makes you get those popular tokens because of the lowest price it has. Talking about the percentage of investment between btc and eth, I will choose the same percentage to both, because both are good in gaining profit. Downfall is just normal which we don't need to worry. We cannot stop those things because it is a matter of how demand it is or not.
Actually, a breakdown is something to think about and worry about if we buy it at a slightly higher price, because when the correction comes suddenly, then we have to spend a little longer waiting for market conditions to recover or to normalize. If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.
Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
While each person needs to decide on the amount of diversification that they may want to achieve at the same time this seems like a bad moment to do now, the market is going down and we do not know if we can see an even bigger price reduction during the next days, and if it becomes clear that the bull market is over then altcoins are going to go down in value incredibly fast and when that happens you do not want to be holding any amount of altcoins. Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
I went with a 75% BTC and 25% ETH for the time being. Of course neither one of them is doing very well at the moment. To answer an earlier post, I've been into BTC for several years. I first bought a bit at $800 and added a little more around $3000 and continued up to about $12000, so I've made a bit of profit so far. But BTC has slowed down while others have been galloping ahead, so thought it might be time to diversify.
Hi, I would consider at least one other project that you are interested and understand sufficiently well. Go with 10% or so, doesn't have to be too big of a deal unless you want to take the risk. Privacy coins can be a good choice (Monero) as well.
I went with a 75% BTC and 25% ETH for the time being. Of course neither one of them is doing very well at the moment. To answer an earlier post, I've been into BTC for several years. I first bought a bit at $800 and added a little more around $3000 and continued up to about $12000, so I've made a bit of profit so far. But BTC has slowed down while others have been galloping ahead, so thought it might be time to diversify.
It really depends on what your goals are. With ETH you probably will need to be more aware of the market cycles since it crashed hard last time, i can't see any reason why the volatility wouldn't continue on that.
But if you are willing to keep in your investments several years and don't mind a rough ride, i would be putting more money on eth. It already has the net effect it needs to succeed and if ETH2.0 is as solid project as they say, you are probably going to end up fine.
If you don't mind boring volatility compared to others, BTC is just fine.
ETH is a bit more something that would profit you in the long run because it still has a bit more to go. I believe it could easily reach to 1 trillion dollar market cap most probably, obviously bitcoin will be going up during the same period as well, but that doesn't change the fact that ETH will have a bigger increase than bitcoins increase. However this only works during a bull run, and you are right that when the bear run starts there is also a chance for ETH to go down more than what bitcoin does, and that creates the problem.But if you are willing to keep in your investments several years and don't mind a rough ride, i would be putting more money on eth. It already has the net effect it needs to succeed and if ETH2.0 is as solid project as they say, you are probably going to end up fine.
If you don't mind boring volatility compared to others, BTC is just fine.
So this is why I go with both of them, and do like 70-30% with bitcoin being more, that way I still make profit from ethereums increases but also I keep myself safe from ethereums fall as well. That seems like it worked out a treat so far, and I hope that we do not get a bear run soon, I want to earn some more money and get a new computer
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If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.
Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
When did you get into BTC? I think that's an important aspect to consider when you intend to diversify your portfolio now. If you made good gains so far you may be more risk tolerant. I would by no means suggest to get DOGE, but one of the other promising ones out there. Read into them and see what catches your eye. No need to hurry.
If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.
If you think that there are other coins that could give you much bigger profit then you can diversify. I am not sure which coins i will target at this time thinking about making a profit. I might check out some coins with staking ability if i plan to diversify, if not i am glad to hold Bitcoin.Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
Right now it is better to stay away from these kind of investment because it is really risky as the price rallied a lot and a fall from this price would be huge. 
If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.
Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
If the question about BTC and ETH, will be 85% BTC and 15% ETH. But if for other coins, maybe 70% BTC, 10% ETH, 15% BNB and the others i will use to do daily or short term trading. Or maybe collect little percentage for a coin which is a coin from an exchange like BNB, there are some exchanges which launched their own coins. Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
For current portfolios, the main thing that must be held is Bitcoin because altcoin trading or price movements are very influential with bitcoin prices. bitcoin's own market cap is the main one. so in my opinion the biggest allocation is on bicoin. after that ethereum and also other altcoins. This reservation is important so that you can get maximum profit on cryptocurrency investing
It really depends on what your goals are. With ETH you probably will need to be more aware of the market cycles since it crashed hard last time, i can't see any reason why the volatility wouldn't continue on that.
But if you are willing to keep in your investments several years and don't mind a rough ride, i would be putting more money on eth. It already has the net effect it needs to succeed and if ETH2.0 is as solid project as they say, you are probably going to end up fine.
If you don't mind boring volatility compared to others, BTC is just fine.
But if you are willing to keep in your investments several years and don't mind a rough ride, i would be putting more money on eth. It already has the net effect it needs to succeed and if ETH2.0 is as solid project as they say, you are probably going to end up fine.
If you don't mind boring volatility compared to others, BTC is just fine.
If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each? At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.
Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
That is enough for you to have just bitcoin because bitcoin can give you a big profit in the future.Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?
But if you want to diversify, I think you are a bit too late because many altcoins already increased, and if you're going to buy now, you can buy at a high price or current price.
But I am not sure that you will make a profit in near as the price already increases.
The only chance for you is to invest in the new project but that is not recommended as we do not know how good their performance in the future.
The percentage to invest between BTC and ETH is up to you because that will depend on how big the money is, but maybe you can use 70%:30%. The 70% will go for BTC and 30% will be for ETH.
It would be a case of trading some BTC for ETH. I had thought of doing that when ETH was around $1700.00 but didn't. Sigh.... But ETH and DOGE are around all time highs (ignoring the fact that they are down a bit today), and BTC is down, so it doesn't seem like a good time to do anything.
When there is a downturn in BTC and some Altcoins, it is actually a good time to net all the popular tokens at the lowest price, I believe moments like now are moments to get more profit when these corrective conditions can be finished in the near future.Definitely right, with that downturn also makes you get those popular tokens because of the lowest price it has. Talking about the percentage of investment between btc and eth, I will choose the same percentage to both, because both are good in gaining profit. Downfall is just normal which we don't need to worry. We cannot stop those things because it is a matter of how demand it is or not.
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