Topic: What’s your portfolio building strategy for crypto? - page 2. (Read 433 times)

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.

Holding big share of BTC and ethereum in my portfolio then allocate few for new emerging coin which later could help increase the value of my main holding which is BTC and ETH because at the end of the day i'd convert them to my main holding is one way to accumulate more and more wealth I think, if I lose so much because altcoin, I still have my main holding.
but I know that with responsible investing added with the fact that i always analyzed some new coin fundamentally and see the team behind the project as well I think it has proven to be quite worthy of investment that sometime it give quite many returns.
I think many people also doing what im doing, increasing the main portfolio by venturing their small capital into new coin which kinda fluctuative and then convert it back to main holding.

Not really something huge, I earn money, and I try to save some aside and buy coins, and I keep a percentage stable as much as I possibly could. Not able to do it lately, unfortunately life has thrown some terrible news at all times to me, and it is a sad moment in my life but sometimes you have to remember that sad times are there to make sure you are appreciating the good times.

However, if we go back to portfolio stuff, I keep 50 of my money in btc, and 20% on eth and 20% on bnb type of deal, or it could change but not a lot, like sometimes 60 in btc and 20% in eth and 10% in bnb, like right now not because I sold anything but price went lower. So if I get new money, I buy something and make it stay around there, I do not buy each of them every time, I buy one there and one here and keep it stable at these rates, the rest goes to shitty stuff.

I do have two separate bags.
1. Moon bag
2. Trading bag or active bag

When it comes to moon bag then it do basically speaks on what it is, all of the profits that i do make on my trading bag will really be put up on moon bag
but of course rewards for my self and other expense would really be that having a slice of the pie too.

On speaking about strategy then it doesnt matter on what it is, it would really be onpoint whether making use of those AI to analyze or just basically
trying out to follow someone or really just simply make it on your own. You are the ones who do have the capability on what are the things that
you would really be using on which as long it would really be something that effective on your part then you would be normally be sticking into it.

Strategy would vary on each person because we do have different risks management and tolerance when it comes to crypto.
You cant really make yourself that sticking into a single strategy.

I am totally into Bitcoin right now. I used to have many altcoins at the beginning of this crypto journey. But after facing some ups and downs, I have decided only to accumulate Bitcoin. Don't get me wrong, people are still using altcoins and they are making profit out of it. So that doesn't matter to me. What happened to me in the past led me to this decision.

There are other reputable altcoins that are doing well but when you choose a new one then you are just gambling. It's a high risk move. You may get a higher profit doing this or you may not. And if you choose a reputable coin other than Bitcoin, then why not just choose Bitcoin itself? The market moves based on sentiments and we can see almost similar movement pattern between Bitcoin and other reputable coins.

My portfolio is full of Bitcoin right now and I would like to keep it that way.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are always the largest allocations in my bag.
Then after that select some top altcoins after Ethereum. Then I do have an allocation on current hype or trending, like meme coins or NFT or just like what OP said, AI coins. I do have small allocation because I know it's kinda huge risk but high reward.

It's easy to say buy low and sell high, but in practice you will be faced with unstable trading psychology and/or emotions. Using the DCA strategy can provide a good opportunity to continue buying at low prices and this will continue to accumulate. make sure the capital for DCA is still safe and do it gradually. There is no strategy that is very easy, you just need to do all the strategies consistently to achieve the main goal.

The level of accuracy may still be a problem when people use Al to help increase the portfolio and if someone does not try to do manual analysis using their knowledge it will be difficult for them to find conclusions. Especially if someone uses Al to predict altcoin and I am sure the potential loss will be far greater because Altcoin cannot be predicted and is too easy to reach the stage of loss of value in the market. Al is indeed a little more helpful but for me it is not appropriate to use Al in conducting an analysis without considering self ability.

It is better to combine several methods for analyzing and use Al for reference materials and also do not forget to make a separate study before making decisions. The more sources that we learn, the better the knowledge we get because actually we don't need to limit ourselves only on one occasion if we have several opportunities in other places before making a decision..

Does AI provide you with accurate data for your analysis before making a decision? We know that the technology is still new and many people have not had very good experiences when using AI to search for data, so you could get the wrong data and make the wrong decision.


Altcoins are not my main focus and will only buy altcoins that are quite stable, whereas for Bitcoin I think it is still very good to continue accumulating at this time because as has been widely discussed, the four year cycle will be the moment Bitcoin holders take profits.

Hive is decentralized with dpos consensus, so yea, you can post whatever you want, but everyone else is at liberty as well, a thing to keep in mind. As long as you stay within limits, you will have no problem with other users and gonna have a good time.

It's never bad to look into AI but never rely on it completely. Do your own due diligence to research to come up with the right coins to invest most especially for altcoins as majority of them are only pump and dump scheme. But make sure you put higher allocation to bitcoin, with DCA you will continue to maximize your bitcoin accumulation regardless of its high expensive price.

However, if we can DCA with bitcoin, do the same with altcoins as well. Smart investors do not just buy when prices are in dips, they become even smarter if they add doing DCA. That works for me throughout the years, for sure it will also work for everyone else. It's more satisfying to see your crypto portfolio growing with both bitcoin and reputable altcoins.

Well, AI could help but they are never accurate and 100% reliable. What works for me to increase my crypto portfolio is through doing DCA. Spend if you have spare money to invest, that way you will never miss any opportunity to invest and will continue to increase the volume of your portfolio throughout the years. And as a golden advice, its best to enter the market while it is bearish, and not like this where bitcoin price is currently high. But if you are for long term hodling, then there's no problem with that.

Just focus on buy low and sell high, and you will never get distracted with your investment. And lastly, stick to bitcoin if you aim to maximize your profits when bull run comes.

You share some good stuffs there. The reason I like it is because they are kind a different from the usual investing, trading, and gambling in the casino. Among in your list, I like the first one. Not only that it seems less risky but it's also a good way to burn our time, than simply browsing the usual social media sites and apps that we know. We can't benefit on them, I mean in a way where we can earn money.

I am talking about the usual browsing and posting a content, because we can also earn on them like if we sell items in their market places. Another good thing about that Hive you are talkin about is it might be decentralized. That means we are free to post there on what our heart says.

I just found out about AI technology in helping increase portfolio value. My technique up to now is still manually analyzing coins and just buying and holding periodically. I have been doing this since I got to know crypto and I personally think it is effective. However, there were times when I experienced losses in altcoin investments due to bankruptcy and fraud when I first got to know crypto, since then the dominance has only focused on Bitcoin.