Topic: What’s your portfolio building strategy for crypto? (Read 334 times)

At first, I was only sighting for dips to make a good buy and just continue to buy every now and then when the prices are crashing. But I realized that not all the time the market is in dips so that won't maximize my investment portfolio. So I'm now doing DCA which really works for me, and it could mean very helpful especially that I'm preparing for the upcoming bitcoin halving.

I think doing DCA is the safest strategy that most crypto investors are busy doing with. Most especially that bitcoin is seen to have a consistent price increase, then DCA could be the only way to maximize your bitcoin accumulation despite of its expensive price.

In a sense I had started my trading from a fixed amount that is $10k through which I was trading from a long time in which I had already hold the coins which I want to trade for long term while there are also some coins which I bought for just  a time to take profit with time to time and these coins I changed almost in every month looking at the trend of the market and trend of the coins. In this way my monthly portfolio is increasing because I had only take that type of risks which I can only afford unless or until the market drops and I got some loss.

In fact, holding Bitcoin and Ethereum is also more than enough if you hold them in larger amounts until now, because of course you also don't forget the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum when you start holding them for a long time. You can continue to increase your own portfolio with just these two assets without having to look at more coins whose potential is quite different in the market so that this can also disrupt your focus on increasing your portfolio for Bitcoin and Ethereum.

I don't know much about AI trading but I have the idea that AI trading can never bring a good outcome unless you are a professional trader.  Otherwise if you can't do good analysis about trading and have less knowledge about technical analysis but you are going to trade through it then chances of loss are high. So I have chosen Bitcoin for long term holding based on my fundamental and technical analysis and also use DCA method to reduce risk. In addition, a small number of funds invest in some of the newer promising alternative coins.

Top 100 coins are only good for trading. If you hold them for long, then you might face losses after sometime. Yes Bitcoins are best for holding. So if you have plan for holding then Bitcoins are good to invest. Otherwise if you are someone who wants to make quick profit then trading with altcoins is the best. If you plan for holding and want variations, then along with Bitcoins, ETH is also a good option. Just diversifying the investment is good option.

i'm invest in many altcoins but i did not holding a coin with large amount of money except btc and ethereum,
i prioritized top ranking coins like within top 100 coins, if lots of new coins on the market but i don't want to take risk in random coins, there big possibility to scam.

My crypto portfolio in terms of what it's made up of, is basically BTC, BGB and ETH. Mostly I buy this them every month and so far I’ve been keeping the standard and I’m waiting for the bull market.

The only place i found AI to be useful is data entry. It makes data entry so easy that it can do hours of work within a minute. This is not the only usecase of AI but it is too early to speculate about the limitless possibilities AI can bring. Perhaps right now the output we are getting about business-related tasks from AI is not satisfying enough but remember that it is the early stage of this technology, and from this ground level we can see a lot of possible use cases getting out through AI.

AI will make some humans jobless but for now using AI for market prediction or making business strategies is not the best option. It can be risky to trust an AI's judgement because it cannot understand human emotions and sentiments through its market behavior.

Also, you could be able to purchase in fractions specially if the coins that you are focusing would really be with those top caps then it wouldnt be a bad idea and you do keep on making some accumulation or DCA on the time that they will really be that making some dumps or correction on which it is a normal approach specially if you do have plans on holding till bullrun then accumulation period should really be enough.It is really just that it cant really be avoided for you to look or see something into those new coins that circles around. Whether we do like it or not, or  something that cant really be denied on which we are really that still interested
on trying to test out to invest or throw up some bucks into those low cap shit or memecoins because we do hope on hitting up some easy 500-1000x possibly on which this is something that cant be
acquired on investing with those top coins.

Build up your portfolio gradually, even if you arent that gaining that much as long you are seeing greens or gains then it would be still that considerable
and you should appreciate and be proud that you are really that doing well at least. It all matters with someones choice and interest on how you would gonna
handle your portfolio for upcoming years to come into this market place.

The method you are doing is much better because it can increase asset ownership much more quickly and most importantly we have to master how to do it. Building a portfolio must have a plan because without thorough preparation we will not get to a much better stage, increasing collective income from trading may be a bit difficult for people who do not understand trading. Creating two separate accounts as per your plan is good, but using one account can also carry out short-term and long-term trades because we just have to choose which trades are involved in the long term and short term.

To increase portfolio only by making profits and trying to increase the number of trades and investments to be larger. The problem is that not everyone understands how to trade and if faced with this problem, they must have another way to invest. Al is not the right solution because Al only operates on existing predictions and he is also unable to see future potential, using Al may be an additional resource but we also have to have our own abilities when making all decisions.

AI is generally significantly overrated in terms of its capabilities - at least at the current stage of development. AI can neither predict the future nor invent new strategies.
What AI can do very well, however, is build on existing things and generate something new (but very similar) from them. This can be seen very clearly in the possibilities of image generation, the development of marketing campaigns or the writing of texts. This is also where AI has its strengths.

If, on the other hand, you want a completely new strategy in trading, AI is definitely the wrong way to go, as options such as backtracing are also completely lacking (although this could certainly be taught to the AI models)

Ill do a separation of accounts for long-term trading and short-term term so its easier to me to manage which account is struggling with the current market situation that's all but in terms of AI I didn't use this for having a suggestion what kind of strategy I will commit its just ideal to use for information gathering so I can make a decision making for my future movement for the market to get profit. Why not use those AI to learn more and being dependent on it just a cent.

Using AI for trends? What AI? Chatgpt and you will ask it about the current trends of the market? That is a good idea but if you are going to invest also in  AI projects too, you do not know how long trend is for them.

Strategy that I use is easy for it. No need to gather that much information about trends but invest mostly to Bitcoin.

And do not rely solely to AI, all of the data will be fed to you are like gathered info from the web that it has consolidated and nothing new if you do it alone.

The easiest way to build your crypto portfolio is to start buying cryptos. If you don't own any cryptos yet and you really want to become a crypto investor then you need to start investing. Don't wait for too long because you feel like the prices are too high at the moment and you want to get the cheapest possible price. My recommendation is to follow the DCA method, where you buy a constant number of crypto currencies over a longer period of time. Like this you can achieve a decent average price and don't need to worry about a short-term price fluctuation. Before that you need to decide which crypto currencies, you would like to add to your portfolio. As a complete beginner I would always start with Bitcoins, it's the OG crypto coin and should be part of any portfolio. My target for Bitcoin in my crypto portfolio is 60-80%, the rest are altcoins that I trade more fluently and change depending on the best outlooks. Trading only make sense when you have a basis to start from, I would always first try to accumulate a decent portfolio before start trading actively. The issue when you only start trading with a very small size is that you pay a lot in transaction fees and with the risk over trading your positions, it's going to be hard to generate high enough returns for your portfolio to actually grow.

I've heard that AI can help you build your portfolio. However, the problem is what kind of AI, are they really guaranteed to be able to help you?
Personally, I only focus on a few coins. so you don't need to worry too much about thinking about it. mainly Bitcoin, with little by little saving, which I can do. So the main investment is in Bitcoin, there is no need for any analysis.

Meanwhile, for further investment, only focus on a few top altcoins, which are also not the main ones. only a few types of altcons, such as Ethereum, are currently still trying to add more. And several others such as BNB (but there is no additional accumulation anymore), as well as Matic and XRP. So, this will depend on the target and also what you will invest in. but don't invest too much in altcoins.

Well, AI is something that I don't think can be 100% reliable for that. Of course, you can still consider looking into AI but you know its not that accurate as you think, so do your own research and resort into doing DCA because for me, that is the most proven and effective strategy to build your crypto portfolio.  A lot have been trusting this DCA strategy and majority of them succeed, but with AI I guess it never really helps in the long run.

However, your money, your choice of strategy, your rule. But remain open-minded so that if ever you see some lapses with AI, then you'll find it easy to shift into doing DCA from your own studies in the market.

Just like people prepare for their marriage before getting married. Where all things are chosen very well. Everything is taken care of in every way so that everything is better. Similarly all investors choose their portfolio very well for the bull season and a good choice and a stable strategy can give them a good return in future.

We should never manage our portfolio as a gamble. I have divided my portfolio in such a way that it has almost everything from bitcoins to all small good altcoins. Of the 100%, I invested 26% in Bitcoin and the remaining 24% in Ethereum. Now I invest 25% of the remaining 50% in various altcoins including Matic, Gala, ADA, Ocean Protocol, FTM, RNDR, Mana, Cake, Mina, Sand, Phb, Agix and Bico. The remaining 25% is now reserved for day trading. If the value of a coin is likely to increase, it can also be taken. If I see a profit in a new coin or meme coin, I can trade in that too.

You're already experienced but still using AI ? It seems your experiences is questionable. If your experience is truly extensive, you shouldn't rely on AI to build your portfolio. If decisions are based on AI suggestions, you're just becoming a follower of AI.

I build my portfolio through regular contributions, typically investing a portion of my salary from freelancing... The percentage varies, usually between 20% - 50%, depending on my current needs. The key is to manage the budget for living expenses until the next salary comes in. If my needs for food and bills are already met, I can adjust my budget to increase my crypto portfolio even further.

Make sure you anticipate the worst-case scenario in your crypto investments. At least it'll make your finances more secure even if your investment plan collapses unexpectedly.

As someone who earns profit with my existing capital in both long-term, medium-term and short-term, I make future investments, trade that will remain open for a few days and short-term trades. For the long-term process, I generally add as much as possible to my investment basket from the purchase points I determine using technical analysis and research the projects in which I will invest (except Bitcoin and Ethereum) in detail. For medium and short term transactions I prefer to buy and sell using low leverage. For these transactions, I prefer to use some indicators and buy-sell points I obtained through technical analysis.

Since I use a large portion of my budget for my long-term investments I generally determine my purchase levels using technical analysis and of course I make profits by using this technical analysis for my short and medium-term trades in a shorter time period.

Build around Bitcoin first because that sets the foundation of your portfolio. And when you have enough IYO of Bitcoin then that is the time you expand onto the AI tokens or cryptos that you think will maximize your profitability on it. But you also need to remember that not at all times it is going to be profitable.

There is no need to complicate things when you invest because that gives you idea already how strong a portfolio is i you have bitcoin on the side. That is the best strategy that many are ignoring because they think btc is expensive and they will make more money from doing it mostly with alts.

If you can do a bigger portion of your portfolio with btc, then you are doing better than the rest that has bunch of altcoins but most of them are just shitcoins.