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Hi Everyone!

I wanted to share some different investment strategies that are popular for beginners. It can be intimidating to start learning about crypto for the first time and how to trade, but these strategies will make the process far more simple.

Passive Crypto Investing Strategies for Beginners (https://blog.shrimpy.io/blog/passive-crypto-investing-strategies-for-beginners)

What strategies do you use for your portfolio? I would love to keep adding to the list!

Looking forward to chatting with everyone.

The difference between these methods in the stock market world and crypto world is the fact that crypto world is a lot faster changing and has a lot more changeable features in it, which could cause things to not be similar to stock market world at all.

Obviously all of these ones are still quite profitable if you know what you are doing, stuff like buy and hold are as old as time itself and dates way back before bitcoin, yet if you can't buy and hold and end up selling with fear you are going to lose, or maybe DCA which would allow you to make a profit quicker but you end up going all-in too early with few falls and third fall leaves you with nothing.

So, all these methods are great for profiting but you have to make sure that you do them right and proper, if you do them badly you will lose money with ANY method.

Yes, it’s very important for us to know what exactly are we doing while trading. It would be completely pointless if these methods are used recklessly and not looked after them in later times.

Trading is platform which is highly unstable and unpredictable. That’s why there comes the methods which are mentioned by the OP in their blog.

I liked the point where they have mentioned Scheduled Rebalancing.

It could be best shot to keep recovering the investments at every cycle for any losses during the trades.

However, in that case also we may not get a chance every time to rebalance it. Like, we may not find right spot to invest. But surely the plan can always be worked out in detail.

Good blog by the way.

Good thread and informative for those who wants to know more about investing. The terms that one has to know is there in investing. The best that works for me is at the last list, buying and holding.

A very effective, common and proven strategy that will work for beginners and not. Less effort needed but more of the outcome will depends to investor and how he will handle things that can affect the market directly to his portfolio.

So this do talk about Index Investing and Selection Investing. This isnt something that i do read on with those basic investment strategies that i do read up on an ordinary day.

I havent read it all but for some summation or getting out some ideas then this isnt a bad read up for those who do start up.It will really give out some basic idea on what you're dealing on.

Some of the informations were basic stuff and there are for immediate or advanced where noobs cant really get it on first time but as time progress where experience and knowledge is honed
then they will able to catch it up.

When it comes to strategies then i do have these main points.

-Risk management
-Dont let emotions do control your decisions.

These are qualities but one of the biggest factor that can mess up someones decision.

Might be technical to others but just give the article a relaxing read then they will eventually get the picture. Take all pointers in the article as references. Those pointers can feed a newbie's mind especially while they are doing their DYOR at the same time.

Not easy during the early phase but eventually a good result will surely be achieved as long as newbies are eager to learn.

As always, another good article by Shrimpy blog.

Honestly, this is the first time I heard the name of those strategies since the first strategy that I’ve learned is that, I have to buy low and sell high but the article is indeed helpful.

Beginners have to do their full effort to create their first strategy especially if you are planning to trade, this is a long process and not easy to learn but taking small steps at a time can make you different tomorrow.

That’s the very basic formula of making profit, to buy low and sell but in this market that is not enough so you have to expand your knowledge about cryprocurrency, and win in this market.

I find the article helpful though the words might be too much for a newbie but they have to conquer it because more technical terms can be learned along the road, this is a great beginning if you have some strategies to start with.

A serious newbie will soon catch up the phase. It's better for them to read those technical terms while they are learning compare to basic guides on other articles that just want to make a traffic. In the article shared by OP, we have seen the effort they made to help newbies.

If newbies found the article shared by OP as boring, then investment related to crypto are not appropriate to them.

They should understand that there's no easy path to success.

Really this is a good article for beginners of investment in crypto market. There is a description part by part that looks amazing to me.  But i think on ground straggle and book reading strategy is not the same. Yes anybody can read many things from it but execution is main factor always and i think if any want to learn war he must have to onground.

thanks.

I hope that newbies who are looking for such a thing will find this one more adaptable and it gives them the convenience to follow. That is really technical but that was helping a lot, not only for a short-term goal but potentially for a long-term goal. That worth reading and I'd find myself helping tips to make a better trade and passive output. But if we just read-only, not applying it to the actual trading, this will never make sense.

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Don't stop reading, don't stop learning, is the only way we become better and better because, at the end of the day, we are just the one who benefiting this.

Scheduled rebalancing is something I have always supported as well. In fact around 2017 or so when the peak happened I was around here as well, I have been here for a while before that too, and I talked with someone who made a ton of money, dude made millions from that and I assumed just like all the other lucky people he just invested a bit of amount before hand and with the increase he became super rich.

Turns out dude has been putting 100 dollars into bitcoin first of every month from his credit card and later pay his card debt, meaning he constantly bought 100 dollars worth of bitcoin for years ever since bitcoin was around 30-40 dollars! So do not ever give up hope on becoming rich, just have a decent portfolio and schedule rebalance it time to time and keep putting money in there and you could be like that guy too!!

Yea, I have to admit that your article would be quite useful for a beginner. But you have to remember that we need some real experience to start trading. For that, it's suggested to start with a small amount and know the market behavior. Anyone can't be a gainer at the beginning, so it's important to start with a small amount that you can afford to lose.

There is one important point in the article about selecting the right pair for trading. Choosing the worst shitcoin could drive into losses. It's better to select a few trading pairs and research their historical background. One more thing, during trade you should avoid greed and keep patience to become a successful trader.

I am more of a selective type when it’s all about choosing a cryptocurrency to invest in, I don’t do it randomly, because I believe that I have to be very careful and choose the real best assets to invest in.

I do not really get the first strategy you have mentioned, and that aside I wouldn’t say those are trading strategies, they are kind of like a way of selecting assets to invest in (methods of selection). If you make use of the first method which will kind to randomly pull up any assets, you might end up regretting it later because things might change.

There is a big difference between investing and trading. These days with the ease of apps and brokerages many people choose to trade instead of invest and that is how most end up losing their money.

When you buy something like BTC or even some stock like Apple or Facebook, you buy it once, hold it for 10-20 years, then chances are you will make money. With trading people get greedy. They buy something... it doesn't go up immediately they dump it and buy something else. It goes down... they don't sell out of fear... goes even lower and they finally dump it at a 50% loss. Then they discover margin trading... lose money again. Then they discover futures trading and lose even more money. Then they discover stock option trading and end up losing money even faster.

Hence why most should just stick to regular investing instead of trading.

One thing I want to add is that OP should add a concise version of the guide if possible so other forum members can see it. Links scares me because in my country, Internet speed average is very low so I try to mitigate data use as much as possible. I find the guide pretty helpful though, I am a newbie in investing to so this can be of good help. In my opinion, holding and buying is the laziest yet the most effective way for your money to grow, I am currently applying that strategy although the profits is a trickle.

I prefer the hold strategies for some time, and I suggest to sell the coin when the price can increase double or more than the price you bought, so you can make a profit because that is the purpose of the investment for me. Perhaps, we have different investing strategies, but the point of the investing strategies will be how we can make a big profit from the investment. You don't need to wait for more if you see the price can increase for 2x or 3x because you will difficult to see that price can touch that price again in a short time. So you need to use the time to decide what is necessary, and take the profit while you can.

I think a strategy like that has been used by many people, it's just that we don't know when the price of the coin has increased by more than 2x the price when buying a coin for the first time, so many people can't wait for the right moment so I think maybe you can buy coins that have opportunities to go up and have high demand so you can apply the method like you mentioned.

There must be lots of newbies in this forum but I never recommend them anything out of box for gaining passive income stream but always suggesting about the benefits of regular investment into bitcoin in longer run. Yeah, it will be passive and you 99% assured one regardless of no strategy needs to be followed for that.

After got into bitcoins, honestly I never think about any other investments; this probably leads me to break the basic investment rule of diversification as well.

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Hey OP, instead of providing only clickbait link about what you need to share here, you must find time to share the important parts of those article/pages. Because, many people like me, may not prefer visiting anywhere by clicking from this forum due to security reasons.

We should also not forget that there is a bit of passive income that is truly passive and doesn't require you to do anything, like staking that needs to be shout louder every single day. I understand that people like to put money into crypto and not look at it and when it increases call it an passive income but that is just investment, not every investment profit like index funds and all could be called passive, it is just your money becoming bigger via value increase but not passive.

Passive income is like banks savings account interests, or proof of stake coins rewards for staking, those are truly passive income and would truly make it zero effort required (except maybe at first to build a stake node). I believe those are our future, people do not want to do anything to earn money anymore.

Perhaps, after we have that coin, we can place an order sell at the 2x the price, so we don't miss the chance to sell at a high price. Sometimes, I used that way to prevent the increase of the price without I know, and sometimes, the order sell that I place can be filled without I realize ;D

But many of us become greedy not to sell the coin after it increases because they want to wait for another high price. That will make them lose the chance to sell at a good price.


That is good, so I guess you are not afraid of the volatility of the price that always happens in the market. As long as we can see the opportunity to sell at a good price, we will make a profit, and we can wait for other dips in the price. Trading for the short term is good, as long as we can analyze which coin can increase in the short term.

I want to focus on what you said about there is no easy path to success, a lot of newbies are entering the cryptocurrency market because of only one reason and it is profit. This is the reason why they are losing in the beginning of their investing journey because they are thinking quick rich mentality. For those newbies out there, their focus should be on developing their own skills and their own knowledge. The blog that the OP shared will be really helpful because there are terms there where the newbies can be aware on what is is and they can familiarize it to know in order for them to use it in their future decisions. 

The risk management in the last part of the blog are the most important thing and for those who are reading the post in these thread try to look it because there are share information their about portfolio allocation and also the stop loss strategies.

Your article is good but seem like it will be hard to understand for beginner, there are a lot of term that can't be understood easily. My strategy when I choose a coin for my investment place I always look how its price movement in a few weeks ago. I'll find if there is a big candle red/green on the chart I'll avoid it especially it is a new coin that just listed on the exchange. Second, I only choose short term investment in altcoin, yeah I never hold an altcoin over five months. I'll send them if I got profit that I targetted. Third, I choose a coin that has many event and has a strong fundamental like a few months ago when ADA will upgrade its system.

As for me, I buy some coin or token that has a good rank in the market and store it in the wallet, it is possible that I stacking about 70% of my currencies and the rest I trade in it within the same wallet or within one of the trusted exchanges. In this case, the value of the coins may rise while they are in the wallet, and if their value decreases, I buy more of these coins and increase the quantity, and so I benefit from storage and trading as well.
Of course, you may face some difficulties, as the price of the coin can drop dramatically, in which case you have to hold the coin in the wallet for a long time and you have to be patient.

“To buy cheap (low) and sell high” is a merchant strategy, and it does not always work for the crypto market. Actually, I still collect the information about all possible ways to make few mistakes and make more money. I guess knowledge is the basics of each business.

I am sorry I couldn't get you. Why buying low and selling high will not work in crypto markets? Then what will work in crypto markets? As far as I am concerned crypto market is no different from any other markets as all technical and fundamental analysis are exactly and compatible with crypto markets as well. Probably you are missing something and that is the reason you completely sounding opposite of what is the basic nature of crypto markets.

When you are very good at your knowledge then you may completely avoid all your mistakes. But, when you are gaining all the knowledge then you might have experienced all types of markets conditions as well. I mean just knowledge from books or video tutorials will not help any trader but you must have practical knowledge to get a sustaining income stream from crypto markets.

A good article for beginners. Well documented and outlined especially for beginners. Although I wouldn't recommend newbies getting with a lot of "weight" into altcoins, but instead start with a Bitcoin-based portfolio.
What I haven't noticed on your article from a quick read are some kind of track record of these strategies. Maybe it would be useful to see which one of them is the most effective although is a very subjective decision as one can choose other assets and other means of analysis/research.

It is a really pretty good article for the beginners in trading to read with for the fact that informations are properly organized and easily understandable that would be easy for the beginners in trading to follow. Such information is really essential thing to be known by beginners and for those people who are already being interested and thinking to get engage into crypto trading. The informations stated in the article is very useful most specially we are working in a volatile market wherein if compared to the stock market is a lot more risky to be with so taking lucks and chances will not be a great option to start with. Crypto trading and investment must start up on learning the basics to lessen the risks associated on the market we are currently with.

Very well informative article for newbies who wants to invest in crypto currency but lacking some knowledge. I hope they will find it here or post some in beginners section they might find it interesting. These information are collected in different people/thread/article all in one mostly but this is enough already for beginners in crypto market. I think there are other strategy that hasn't been put on that article though it is intended only for newbies so it's understandable.

For beginners in the crypto world, the easiest  and most effective strategy is the Dollar Coast Average (DCA) strategy.
you put in an amount every month or every week without thinking

Your article is useful for beginners because they can gain idea on what could be the best strategy to maximize their chance to profit. But instead of letting us visit the link, much better to share it here the important parts and tips of your article, less hassle for readers.

Anyways each of us has different decision when it comes to our investment thus sometimes we tend to try every strategy to know what works best. For newbies its better to stick for establish coins because it has less risk. Though its not a guarantee of sure profit but somehow by choosing an establish coins you can avoid those bad projects that are not worth to invest in.

Most beginners do like to risk with altcoins which they do always after with 1000x gains and doesnt really go after with more established ones thats why

its always preferable to stick with known coins rather than risking out your funds into those alts with such low cap.Dont hurry on making money because this will

surely be the reason for you to lost money instead for you to earn.Greed will be the main reason thats why studying each one of those strategies will be a good habit.

Just try and try and find out which do suits out the best for you.

yes, you need a trading strategy, not necessarily buying and selling, the skill to read the movement situation also needs to be mastered. same as in the article above, for beginners it is very suitable, and does not rule out that we actually admit that we have not fully mastered trading, especially in the crypto market, which is difficult to predict the ups and downs of prices.

Due to volatilities the market movements is more harder inside crypto market, lots on speculative guesses and assumptions. You need to have a proper trainings and experiences in order to build a suitable strategy that will works from the different trends inside the market, Lots of study and deeper research.

Buy low and sell high is very difficult if you don't have any ideas  on how the market will proceed, though some technical analysis
may help but not as accurate as you think, those factors that affects the movement needs to analyze well especially those whales
behind the projects.

Is it me that think this article will just make newbies confused? They are having a hard time to rebalance their portfolio, too. As a starter, you may also explain some easy ways, tools to be use that is not complicated to understand.
 
 As I may advice to those new in trading industry, a good management plan is needed. Long term investing is more safe than doing some hasty short term trading but if necessarry tools were learned and ready to incorporate, the tips included in OP's link were now then be useful.

It is indeed not about selling and buying, trading is a mind game and a tough fight between you and your emotion so its also good that you know how to control yourself and know when to be greed and not to be greedy. Many strategies are available out in the market, and only those newbie can help themselves because we can only just give them an insights or advice, its up to them to adopt it or to continue playing in the market with their own greed.

That's the biggest problem wherein they are focusing to get rich quickly in trading by finding the next altcoin who will go 100x and above, it became a problem wherein a lot of newbies are losing their first investment because they keep purchasing shitcoins where there are no investors or traders that are participating to buy that kind of coin. Trading is not about being lucky wherein you must buy a low cap alts when it is still cheap and then you will sell it at the top. Trading is all about making consistent gains wherein you should have courage and determination to learn new things by doing some forward testing. I also suggest to avoid not popular coins and only make investment or just trade coins that have reputation in these past years. There is also no guarantee profit in trading and as a new in trading you must be aware that losses are inevitable but you can prevent suffering in huge losses by doing some risk management strategies.

Like majority of other people in the crypto space, I rely on the popular phrase - "Do your own research (DYOR)". It's a very powerful saying once that sprung people to make better investment decisions instead of just investing blindly in any asset they can set their eyes on.  Doing one's research instead of relying solely on other people's suggestions and hearsay, they can avoid certain pitfalls which might be covered by the person suggesting it.

In picking assets to invest in, here are some steps I take:

1. The project's value proposition: Understanding what the project is offering is key to know how well they would fare against the thousands of other projects (with some offering a similar products and services).

2. Extensive research on the team: Given how scam pops up on regular basis in the crypto investing space, I tend to go the extra miles to research on the team.

3. Community support: Any project without adequate community support won't go very far. So community size and active support plays a huge role in the project success.

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Another method I use is to invest in low to semi mid-cap tokens which have some upside potential. I also take pride in investing in the big boys, BTC and ETH whenever the opportunity presents itself.

I'm sure many people here are doing profitable but without any specific strategy with respect to bitcoin investment. Probably the only strategy they are following must be, buying at all possible dips given that you are equipped with excess funds. I am following the strategy of "continuous buying". Because, I'm not waiting for dips to happen in bitcoin markets but I am regularly buying from my day job salary.

As expected, I'm not alone here. Many people have already suggested what I am doing for years. Bitcoin is a kind of opportunity which is highly suitable for long-term holding. When we are ready to hold for long-term than continuous buying will help for sure.

From all the above, we need to have experience in trading to apply what we learn better. If we still try to trade, sooner or later, we will have experience which will be useful for us to get the time to trade and make a profit. The new people need to learn from many sources and don't depend on just one lesson from one person because if he can learn from others, his skills will improve and he will have a better trader.

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

I think the article in the opening post is very good and helpful, but you should not share articles using links that connected to other sites.
Because there are some people who are uncomfortable clicking a link that isn't guaranteed to be safe, some are slow internet connections,
so to go to other sites will use up data usage. It's better if the article just shared here, Another thing that needs to be fixed is that the article
uses a lot of terms that are not easily understood by newbies. What is feared newbies will be lazy to learn investing strategy if they do not
understand the terms used in the article.

then need to teach newbies what fundamentals are, because not all traders understand fundamentals, especially newbies and trading in crypto.
Is it possible that a coin that has good fundamentals but has a negative ROI?

I have read the articles and some of those mentioned have been discussed quite often, for example re-balancing, anyway it's a pretty informative article.

The best investment strategy for beginners is to analyze the market well. The best way to save capital is to diversify your investment and start with a small amount of capital. Businesses need to invest your money even strategies in the binary options market. Dual Choice The best traders usually adopt different strategies. They combine them to raise the most money from their investment without losing the amount of money. The market is always emerging and you have to follow the rules of trading and invest in currencies through chart analysis.

Yup, if you don’t know the strategies to predict price movement, how exactly are you going to know that you’re buying low? You might end up buying at a level that is not even the low and the price will drop the more and you lose money.

It’s good to have a target, as you’re doing analysis to predict where the price is heading, you will be setting target as to when to get off the market if things goes the opposite direction. Though some people are always going for long term, and if that’s what you’re into, it’s good to also know when the market has gone down to its low which is mainly after a correction.

Coins with low price is also risky to invest on . if such coin has a lot of supply then it can be an issue. A coin with low supply circulating has a likely chance to bull fast. Some of the large supply coins are dying off. Many of them get to be removed as project and team are no more in operation. We need to be careful in the investment of low price coin.

Most popular one that every newbie should know will always be DCA. As long as you do DCA you will always be doing great. Personally speaking I have been using it for a long time now and anytime I get some extra money I invest it right into crypto and right now I am in a decent profitable situation.

Honestly everyone is in a decent profitable position if they bought months ago, so mine is not that shocking but what mine helps is that when bitcoin is very low, I still buy and that drops the average a lot which makes it that much profitable. My latest purchase was at $16k and my lowest entry was at $5.6k and my average right now is around $11.1k or so, which means I have done not so bad for myself with this new increase. I would suggest all newbies to try it, it is very simple.

I don't think this is good advice for a new trader. I think a beginner should at least start with low capital and build experience. If he will start trading with that large capital and have no idea to handle it, he will just lose his capital.

IMO, A beginner should try executing small trades and build experience then gradually increase it when he's starting to gain confidence with his strategy.

The simple way for newbies is 'buy and hold' obviously, no need for complex trading strategies, just a fundamental understanding of how the market will grow and the chances in the future. Buy at a lower point and sell at the higher target, for instance; buying bitcoin even for the current price as the entry point still profitable if someone patiently waits until bitcoin reaches $30k or $50k, it will take months to reach that point, but bitcoin surely will get there.

While it's recommendable for proper research to be done before adventuring into any investing decisions, that of diversifying in the crypto market is a wrong school of thought since all project are correlated to each other. What happens with bitcoin effects all other coins whiles events that affect some top altcoins could relate to other similar ones. Example when the market was experiencing some corrections DeFi suffered the most.

Now assuming you had your so called diversify investment in this coins, it won't had made any difference as you'll still be in lose. Diversifying is a technique used to counter losses when a particular investment vehicle is experiencing some challenges like a decline in price or not much upwards price movement. If this can't be achieved with your different investment choices than you're doing it wrong.

I think my strategy won't have a name because I'm just doing it all to get as much BTC in my wallet as I can. It could also be called a long-term Bitcoin hold strategy. I often trade Altcoins / Bitcoin pairs in uptrend, so the profit I make is double profit and I use all the money to buy Bitcoin and hold. No matter how much the price of Bitcoin drops, I keep buying Bitcoin with the money I have in excess. I intend to hold until 2024 and sell Bitcoin for around $ 30k or $ 40k depending on how Bitcoin fomo crowd. ;)

There are many strategies many traders are using to trade their coins in the market, that will bring them a good income at the end of the market. Buy low and sell high is one of the popular strategy new traders can use to grow their business in the market, by buying coins, when the price of bitcoin reduce in the market, it will help them to make a good profit, and when the price of bitcoin is high in the market, show it's time to sell your coins you have been holding for years to make a good profit from your investment.

I don't plan doing any strategies these days because the market seems to be continuously pumping so why do i need to use others when Holding is the best way to treat this market now.

i will keep on Holding until the price reached my target value in which 22,000 or more .

That should be diversification and the most popular way for the old timers when they already knew that we cannot put all our money in single egg.

That is risky.

It is true that when the price of that certain cryptocurrencies increases, that would be a huge profit on your side the problem though is you don't know if it will stably increase or might just flop in a short period of time. Before investing in this low price coins, you should know if this project will last for a long period of time or it might juice their investors with money. That is why beginners should learn how to identify a good project if they wanted to invest in these kinds of coins.

Indeed. It is not better for the beginners to use a big money to invest in cryptocurrencies because they don't have much experience or knowledge about cryptocurrency.
I suggest using small money and still learning more about crypto to get more experience and knowledge that will be useful for them if they want to add more coins as an investment.
They can invest in popular coins only and don't invest in the coin they do not know.
Maybe choosing bitcoin, ethereum, bnb, litecoin, dogecoin, xrp, and others will benefit them.
But the best thing that they can do is limit their money first before they have much knowledge of investing.
But if the investment is for buying bitcoin, you can buy and hold it and don't sell if the price does not touch your target sell price.
I don't suggest that they trade if he doesn't have much skills or experience in trading because if they force them to trade, they will make a profit.

Trading can be especially difficult for newcomers this is mostly due to unimaginable expectations which are common among newcomers. Talk to an investment expert or research the internet to find out how to make decisions based on financial goals risk levels and timelines and what avenues are open to you. When you get to know all kinds of investments their advantages and disadvantages etc. you will be able to make wise decisions wisely and calculate the appropriate level of risk.

Popular investing strategies for beginners, is to buy when the price is low in the market, show that the season to buy and hold for the market to increase in the exchange market to enable them make a good profit is here. Also sell when the price is rising in the exchange market, where the supplier are few but demand are surplus in the market, show that it is time to make a good income from your trade in the market.
Personal research is another strategy beginners can use to confirm the market, before carry out trade in the market to enable them to make a good profit. There are many scam project in the market which many new traders don't know about in the market, until they do some research to differentiate them from good project in the market for them not to experience loss in their trade.

Dude u wrote a fabulous article investing strategy. Crypto trading always about to learn new strategy. The content was surely good for new & old users. I love that & it is for them who want to learn about investing in cryptocurrency.

Simply i dont want to share because i m not expert in the field.

I doubt that having $10k to invest as a newbie would be a smart move to begin with. If you are newbie, you should start investing with like 500 dollars at most, buy one ethereum for example that is around those prices and that is good enough for you to start. That way you could always invest some more later on.

Assuming a newbie has $10k they want to invest, I would say buying 500 dollar worth of etheruem one day, doing it again a week later, doing it again a week later and doing it like that for 2 months basically would mean 8 ethereum by the end of it and you would spend $4k of that. After that you start doing the same for bitcoin, you buy 500 dollar worth of bitcoin one week, and keep doing that until you run out of money. Buying once a week for 500 bucks is a smart move when you have that kind of money instead of going all in.

I don't think this is a problem, and it's natural for beginners to invest $ 10K in capital. because in my opinion, let him master the flow of price movements first, until he really understands the minimum capital and calculates profits. if you really understand and already know what percentage you are getting from $ 10K. so in my opinion please proceed to a greater level of capital.
In trading, it is not about how much capital is issued, but how skillfully it manages capital to make a profit.
it's useless if you have large capital but don't understand market movements.
will only suffer a big loss.

you are right about that, learning to trade is not only done at one source but from many sources or other people who are more professional. Experience is very necessary to be successful in trading, because the experience gained will provide a warning about what we should not do and so we don't repeat mistakes that have been made. nothing is instant, all requires a process included in trading, the most important thing is to stay consistent and always learn.

Well in fact any amount of starting investment will do as long as the trader would be willing to take risk it as an investment. Be it $500 or $10000 in my own opinion it doesn't matter how much it is as long as you can handle it properly and of course trained yourself to accept whatever may happen on your investment. For me, a trader would take investment seriously since money involved but to be honest when i was a newbie it takes me long time to convinced myself how much i am willing to lose i already set in my mind.

First of all, cryptocurrency trading is not kind of passive income method because you need ti be actively involved in cryptocurrencies trading like analyzing and watching the market movement all the times.

Portfolio should be balanced one, like most reputed coins,most promising upcoming coins for long term and highly volatile coins for short term.

Trading is not just about doubling your capital in just days or weeks, it is about a long term perspective of a success wherein it is a process of gaining a lot of experiences and leaning a lot of things in the market. The best way for a newbies to become a experienced trader is by trading by their selves where they will not give a care in trading signal groups and also in trading bots. Through gaining experience, we can create a system where it can help us to become a successful trader. I opened the shrimpy blog and the topics are good but a newbie should learn how to trade effectively and how to manage their portfolios.

DYOR is commonly seen from this market or to any other investment venue. You can treat it as passive only if you know how
to work with every information that you need to continue gaining.

There are good projects for both long and short term holding, as long as you understand what ypu are doing the chance to
succeed from the market is really possible.

That depends on the financial status and varies from trader to trader actually. But, I agree one should not start with all the capital at once, instead start with 10-20% of the capital and see how you do with that and based on your profits and losses you can invest more into your trading from the capital. In case of an early loss you have the backup to rely on.

There are countless strategies and methods people use for trading and investing like some would focus on selective projects and seek long term profits while some buy a lot of coins that are newly listed on exchange and then wait for the pup to happen and sell their coins at low profits and repeat the process. Each method has it's own advantages and drawbacks so there is no hard and fast rule.

I will share the investment strategies I used when I was a beginner, the first is that before investing, we must know the coins we want to buy.
So always invest in projects that we do know, don't be a blind investor. Must have good risk management, because crypto trading is a high risk
activity. And lastly, always use stop-loss and take profit features, so as not to lose all the capital we have when prices drop dramatically. And
don't lose the opportunity to get profit when prices rise.

Instead of exhausting mental by trading that beginner might aswell doing some holding or long term investment since $10K is quite the money the passive income would be plenty aswell. Trading needs experience to sucesfully execute and while gaining experience it would be great to have passive investment.

Not just experience helps to take better decisions but it also helps develops confidence and ability to handle loss which is the most crucial part of trading because if you cannot handle your losses you will make some emotional decisions and it would be similar to gambling where a player loses and just keeps chasing those loses until he loses everything.

Experience along with skill becomes a sharp weapon for any trader and since the market is so volatile you must face some losses and learn to bounce back from the loses. There are times when BTC market goes down and everyone curses their decision of holding but the same people feel brave when the price later recovers so it is a never ending cycle.

Well, you have a point there but how about if you are a beginner in trading, it is expected that you will always have losses?
For me the popular of investing bitcoin is invest when the price is low and sell it when the price is high, --but sometimes it makes me wonder how may I know when it will happen. The market is too volatile and unpredictable, it is not easy for us to predict the right time to invest. However, OP shared a great help to the beginners ^{[including me]}, in fact, I bookmarked it and study when I have enough time to study.

The simplest way for newbies, in this case you have to wait a relatively long time to be able to generate profits, usually a few weeks to several months. Bitcoin isn't unpredictable, quite noticeable where it's heading, all you have to do is determine the entry point and at what price you will sell it, and be patient. For instance, buy at $18k and aiming to sell at $25k, don't tempted to sell at $22k or $23k, stick to the plan.

Dollar-cost averaging, which can be found in the article, is one of the worst advice you will hear from any guides or "professionals" out there since it is not effective or rather not efficient for your money. DCA basically tells you to have a fix amount to be invested regularly no matter what the price is and the bad thing about this is you don't take advantage of the price swings making you not be able to maximize the capital you have. Basically DCA isn't suitable for the crypto market as its more effective on more stable assets where you can take advantage of their slow price movements, in the crypto market you will just be wasting your money just by doing that.

That all be enough OP.
I don't have any additional to it but only to have suggestions.

As beginners, things that we need in applying those strategies that we feel very convenient and think was profitable.
*don't be greedy
*Don't think about quick returns
*think twice or even multiple time in making decisions
*Keep ourself being aware and prepared to lose (it all just normal and never have to badly think of it, otherwise this will lead to failure)
*Lastly, focus on trading as your commitment and enjoy yourself.

Newbie definitely lacks knowledge of the world of trading, so always use a relatively safe strategy. My advice is to use spot trading,
then set stop-loss and take profit features. After that, select the popular coins for investment so that the newbie should be able to
make a profit. For newbies, always improve your trading skills by looking at trading tutorials and also practice more, from there you
will increase your trading skills.

Passive income via liquidity providing, staking, yield farming and so forth became huge because people trust the system that does provide with some income and it is also "trustless" in the coding way, there is nobody that could take it and leave it.

The worst that could happen would be the thing you stake could be run by some team that just stops and does nothing and that could make the project become worthless, but it is still your own staking money and the staked money that you have. So, it is money making money for you just like what all the rich people are doing and that is not going to end any time soon, as long as this system works, people will keep on using this and it is definitely something that will never end at anytime soon neither.

Don't go chasing after popularity to determine your investment choices if not you'll get burned as no coin stay popular forever, they'll surely get replace the sooner the early Investors starts existing the market. Although the altcoin industry is driven by hype, still be cautious on making your pick to avoid picking scams as they're the ones that gets hyped the most these days.

The highest profitability comes from believing a project when it hasn't gone mainstream meaning there's more profit to be may from unpopular coins so your ideology isn't entirely true. Sure some coins get pumped more after they become popular but still it can't beat the profit earlier investment would be recording.

This is very interesting, but saying who does not have knowledge about cryptocurrencies looking deeply into it I think anyone coming in here should know a bit about cryptocurrencies. Basically I gained vast experience reading about crypto trading which resulted me getting to know about BTT and I have been advancing myself with many post and other articles that concerned about crypto trading. I found many site but I fell In love with this platform as it is easy to handle and get more information.

Stay out the hype, do not put your money just because a certain project is popular. A lot of traders are losing because they keep chasing and listening to the rumors where they are buying just because someone told them or just because it is a popular. Usually those projects are good in the start and it will suddenly become worst when the bear market enter. If you have good skills and observation, you can easily identify what is good and what projects that should avoid. Protecting our capital is a skill and we can lose it quickly if we will stay ignorant in the market.