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Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

I've got some money in cryptocurrency, but I'd rather not say exactly how much.  I'm not one of those people with a huge crypto portfolio - just a normal guy who believes this technology has a future.  Ive focused my investments on a couple of coins that seem to have real purpose behind them, not just hype.  There's one main one I'm pretty heavily into.  The others are smaller bets on projects I find interesting and  i figure it's smarter to go deep on a few things than buy a little of everything under the sun.  Who knows, maybe one of my little altcoin gambles pays off down the road.  Or maybe not.  Its a risk but compared to playing the stock market or keeping money in a savings account making nothing, I think it's worth it.  This isn't my whole nest egg anyway - I've got other more traditional investments too.  Crypto is just a part of my portfolio that I hope grows over the long run.  Well see what happens.

70% of my portfolio are with the top coins and this is my practice since then, the rest are invested for short term with the tokens that I see some potential. We have to diversified no matter what to lessen the risk and of course to maximize the full potential of this market. Go for the top coins if you are still doubting on where to invest, and once you have the confidence to invest on new project, then you can easily do it and have some profit too.

The amount of coins you will invest in is up to you; diversifying your portfolio is a good idea, and you will be the one to select what percentage of each coin you will invest in.

I will advise you to avoid hyped coins so that FOMO does not influence your decision to buy in any currency.

Always keep Bitcoin at the highest level of your portfolio, and make sure you know how to conduct research on any currency you wish to invest in. Also, make sure you only invest what you can afford to lose.

Op is no need to know the percentage of each person portfolios but you can also the diversification of the person's investment. You don't have to know because that is a private affair. And as for me I am only invest in Bitcoin and Eloncoin altcoin. And the two are doing great. Though Eloncoin is just a new project that hit the market recently and it is doing well. Diversification of investment is good and it is also dangerous because altcoins are not reliable. They can disappoint someone at anytime.

Diversify? No, I had only two ways of doing things since I came into the crypto industry, hold only Bitcoin because it's a rear gem 💎if not i prefer trading because that is where I find joy in .

I don't spread my crypto investments around.  Bitcoin's my main squeeze.  I'm bullish on its long-term prospects, but I poke around for new openings now and then too.  Diversifyings not my style.  I'd rather go all-in on a couple ventures I have faith in.  I do my homework and only buy into ones I think can go the distance.

Dissapointment, we're suppose to adhered to that outcome by now, and never to expect or depend on crypto projects 100% because they have failed most traders in the past. This is not the first, second or third time but it will continue to keep failing, not all but severally will fall out of line. What's the essence of knowing or having the idea of what the next trader is having in his or her portfolio? We're completely on our own and we take decisions that are helpful to us other than sticking to just one project that we're not gaining any substantial profits from the project. Everyone remained discreet in the system, there's nothing new because the system.

Every person has their own take when it comes to investments. As long as you know what you are holding,
and what risks you are taking, it is your own prerogative where to put your hard-earned money.
Diversification is always advisable. It doesn't mean you can only hold crypto, you can also include tangible
assets such as gold jewelry, real-estate, precious metals among others.

Most likely it's 70/30, 70% for bitcoin and 30% for altcoins. However, it's not really necessary to diversify your investment only limited to crypto, you would want to engage in physical investments as well like stocks, gold or real estate. Invest in bitcoin and diversify it with some other potential physical investments, that way you will lessen the risk from losing.

But asked about my personal investment, I would say my hard-earned money only goes to bitcoin for now. That is also in preparation for bitcoin halving which I think will be a very profitable time for bitcoin.

I'm into 80% bitcoin and the rest are reserved for potential altcoins that may suddenly skyrocket their prices and bring us exceptional profits. But let me clear it to you that what I invested is only an amount I can afford to lose since the term investment alone still cannot guarantee insured profits. No need to borrow funds or take a debt just to maximize your investment.

But I suggest to focus on bitcoin for now. Bitcoin halving is approaching and after that, real bull run will appear and certainly that would be the best time to sell in profits.

i dont truly favour too much diversion in my portfolio just investing heavily in 2-3 coins just for the sake of easy management to be honest, my investment proportion is that 50% in coin with big market cap like ethereum and bitcoin and the rest to altcoin that I favoured, then im done with it and will just leave my investment as it should be until the significant price increase finally arrived.
I've had that experience of overly diversifying my portfolio basically distributing my investment across 10-20 coins and i get some bad experience with it, get overwhelmed easily with every price change, also keeping up with monitoring each of them is a hassle and instead makes face a lot of difficulty therefore i decided to just settle with fewer coin to invest and its been smooth sailing since then I believe the gesture of overly diversifying is just as bad as not diversifying at all if not worst.
after all, honestly even with investing in one coin you can already get massive benefit mainly because the price of all altcoin always follow bitcoin.

Diversify your capital for your portfolio is not always good.

If you diversify your capital into shitcoins, risk becomes bigger, not smaller.

You need a good strategy:

Using most of your capital for Bitcoin and Ethereum like 80% of your capital for the two biggest cryptocurrencies.
Using 20% of your capital for altcoins. You can reduce this allocation to 10% if you are not a big risk taker.
With this 10% or 20%, use 80% of it for top altcoins.
The rest 20% of 10% or 20% of all capital, can be used for gambling with trendy coins. You can win big with them or lose all with them.

95% of my portfolio is on bitcoin and the remaining 5% is in ethereum and one stable coin, so as you can see I am using almost no diversification at all, and even that level of diversification will go down even more since I am planning to get rid of my stable coin holdings and invest almost all of it in bitcoin, however I will keep a small amount just to invest in some small cap altcoins during the bull season and see if I can do well with them.

Exactly, this same goes for me. The additional thing I do is using this Smart Portfolio Bot to keep everything in check. With it, and leverage the fluctuations in price. It's like earning more whole holding..

Holding good coins matters alot

I won't tell you how exactly I selected my coins/tokens or how many of them I have but you will definitely get a glimpse of what I do and I think it will be a very good use to you.

First, I own 30% Bitcoin and 70% altcoins, this is the way I initially demarcate them, and it's because I know that Bitcoin can never perform better than altcoins, yet for the love of Bitcoin and its reliability, I made sure it has as much as that percentage. Now, you might select 5 of the best top altcoins in addition to this, and that includes coins like SOL and AVAX, and you can still go down to select those old coins that have good prospects and projects attached to them but sold so much during the bearish season and are so low in the market cap. You can pick 5 of them as well. It is after this you move to the new projects, there are a lot of them that will help you if you select wisely. You can pick a meme coin, 2 of the AI projects, and continue to select them like that depending on the sector of the industry they are related to.

By doing this, you would have invested in about 20+ coins/tokens, and I don't know how you will ever miss out in the coming bull run with this approach.

To get a rough idea of how to divide your portfolio, I can recommend a relatively new video from CoinBureau - the best crypto youtuber out there in my opinion: Coin Bureau CRYPTO Portfolio: Ultimate Investing Strategy! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCo4ritKQ3U)

The video also makes it clear very quickly that you can't make a general statement about this. For example, if you are still young, have no family (that you have to provide for) and no debts, you can invest much more aggressively than someone who has to pay off a house and has a family of four to feed.

Me Ive got a lot since its better to put your money on different basket. Though I am keen on investing on too many since not all can be monitor at all. Probably in quantity close to 10 to 15 altcoins. I have big holdings and some minor holdings and some are used for airdrop purposes atom, osmo and injective.

Diversification of investment means that your investment is divided into assets that are not related to each other, so that if the first collapses, the second rises, and the result is always growth in the investment portfolio, even if not rapid growth, but at least reducing the possibility of loss.

You cannot diversify your investments by buying more altcoins, all altcoins are influenced by Bitcoin and only stablecoins, pump dumps coins doesn’t follow this model. You can trade in altcoins, but purchasing them is not considered a diversification of your investment.

Not much, in fact it could be said that all the altcoins that I currently own are just coins that were bought in the bullish period several years ago and they are still in my wallet because the price has fallen too far, and currently I am completely focused on Bitcoin because I think it is much better. safe compared to altcoins which can provide bigger and faster profits than saving Bitcoin, but the risks are also greater than investing in Bitcoin.
Diversifying our investments might be good because putting all your eggs in one basket is quite dangerous, but you have to be smart enough in choosing it otherwise in the end the profit you get will not be as expected because there are coins that turn out to give big losses.

I consider my investments in altcoin a short-term investment until I withdraw my capital and then I get those tokens for free and I can keep them for any time without fear of losing them. I advise you to trade and invest in the short-term, and whenever profits are generated, keep them.

My portfolio division:

• 60% Bitcoin
• 20% stablecoins (if Bitcoin price drops)
• 10% ETH
• 10% short-term investment in altcoin.

30% BTC
20%ETH
20%SOL
10%KAS
10%FLOKI
10%ADA

These are the coins on which im holding with my current stash. Mostly these are L1's but i did mix out some meme coins into the list
but not actually meme since Floki does really have that utility. It is really just that i do have a feeling that his would really be
flying on the upcoming bull run. Yes, it isnt really that much allocated for Bitcoin but well its our own preference and choice.
Diversification would really be always that best as we do all know.

I am holding a big parts in btc as I believe that it is only coin I can trust blindly and i can hold it for long time if market sudden dump due to any bad news. I am holding 80% of btc and I also recommend for others users to hold btc most at least 40-60%. I am also lover of potential altcoins which I believe that my portfolio could go 2x-10x in short time. I am holding now JTO,ETH and solona also 20%

I'm slowly stacking up on BTC but I've been trying to redistribute funds to take advantage of the hype that's building around at least five projects that can be considered as mid-caps so I can't really give a definite number. I'm also playing with other smaller cap alts but I'll probably consolidate after the first quarter next year.

Most of the investment is in BTC but after investing almost every penny in BTC I realized that alts also have enough potential like when I saw many alt tokens already gave 2x or 5x while BTC still not give us the 2x completely, so to get 5x from BTC we might have to wait for longer time and to be honest I don't think we can even active that target of 5x.

And besides this, I thought I should manage my fuds in a way that the funds would be diversified so I almost invest 10% of my capital in ALTs or maybe a little more. Did not calculate the amount but it's a rough guess. Well, if you are stuck in deciding how much to invest in BTC and how much in ALTs then I would say, invest that money you want to make 2x or a maximum of 4x in BTC and you care about most. That's because BTC gives us more surety for sure return while it is less risky in compared to ALTs but the returns are more in alts like we can get 10x to 50x from alts if tokens are chosen wisely.

In short invest that money in alts that you don't care to lose and you want to get huge return but its not that the money that you will invest in alts will be gone because any alts you will pick now will definitely give you some profit because market is going overall or in short everything is bullish right now but still DYOR.

I don't invest in altcoins which are not in top 30-40, mostly in top 20.
Because there is very low liquidity coins aee in top 40.
For percentage invested are 40% in bitcoin, 30% in ethereum, 20% in sol, 10% top speculate or try to find next big pump coin.
Or for trading.

As Mate2237 has already stated, investing in crypto is a private matter in which each of us makes separate investments based on our own risk and terms. Since there are thousands of altcoins in the crypto market, it is best to invest wisely by starting with bitcoin(80), and diversifying into a few other top altcoins (20%) to avoid being confused about which investment to make. 

If you are a beginner, focus first on bitcoin. Maximize your bitcoin investment as much as possible and only decide to diversify when you already gained extra profits from your first investment.

For me, I'm good at even 1 or 2 coins or sometimes 3. No need to spread a lot your crypto investment. Even bitcoin alone is profitable enough, as long as you make it a point that you have earned sufficient amount of bitcoin. If you have a lot of bitcoin stored in your portfolio, that's a good sign that massive profits is waiting ahead. Just be patient to hold it for long term.

Not that much. Pretty much Bitcoin with other top altcoins. The amount of assets I invest isn't that much compared on last few years because the lack of free time I got as the time goes. But still with the way I do right now, I'm pretty proud with the outcome. It's always a great idea to just diversify your crypto assets, you won't know what happen with other coins and if you just invest in one coin then you might missed out some good stuff.

When I first got to know this forum, I had several crypto assets divided into several coins, but over time I started to lose interest in coins other than Bitcoin. In the past I owned Eth, BNB, Solana and several other coins but for now I only hold bitcoin as a form of investment that I use. Everyone probably has more than two crypto assets in their portfolio and I believe bitcoin is the dream that people continue to seek as a way to generate profits in the long term.

Everyone will have a different proportion of assets they hold, but most people probably only hold a few of the top coins in their portfolio. Apart from that, people use other coins in an effort to make short-term profits and after that they buy bitcoin again to save anda the reason is because bitcoin can be held for the long term and it will never lose its value.

I have substantial investments in my long term plan and if I were to discuss my portfolio I would say approximately 95% of my portfolio is Bitcoin and the remaining 5% is other coins. If I have the most trusted coin in the crypto market, it is Bitcoin. I have seen many coins lost from the market by scamming people and I don't want to risk my money on those coins at all. I don't think that I have to make a lot of profit from a particular coin, I have invested and definitely expect something good from the investment after a certain period of time but I have to make a decision thinking that my money is safe till this certain time. I personally think my money will be safe in Bitcoin and that's the decision I made.

I put most of my investment in Bitcoin and the rest I put in several popular altcoins, the amount is not too much but it is enough to reduce the risk of my investment. But even though investment diversification is important, if the amount of your investment is not too much, I don't think it is necessary to diversify your investment, the reason is because the potential profit you get may be reduced. So just consider whether you want to diversify or not.

That is not really a bad idea depending on the projects that you are investing into. I think it's smart and understandable that we are going to end up seeing something like that, it should be quite vast to handle it and could be considered as a good thing one way or another. I get that it is not the quickest thing to do, but it should be important to handle eventually, after all we are talking about something that should be providing some sort of proof to a lot of people and it may profit you.

However, if you end up with a diverse portfolio that is filled with shitcoins then you are going to be quite unhappy about it, because it is not really a good thing and it should not be an important improvement on your life neither.

These things are personal and you don't need to make your investment based on what other people are doing. It's up to you to do your own research with the help of a mentor and chose what to invest in. But whatever you choose to invest in, don't invest with more than what you can afford to lose. It's very important to avoid saying crypto is a scam at the end.


I must confess that I admire your energy and courage to put your egg in one basket but I need to ask you this few questions. Like are you prepared for the possibility that you may lose everything if your chosen ventures don't pan out? Again, you mentioned that you have faith in the ones you choose while I believe you know there are never any guarantees when it comes to investing. So, are you also comfortable with the risk involved?

I also have faith in Bitcoin but I still believe in diversification because even if you've done your research and you're confident in their prospects, there's no way to be 100% sure that they'll perform as you expect and you might miss out on other opportunities if you put all of your eggs in one basket. This is my opinion after all.

I don't know for sure, but probably about 80% is Bitcoin. and 15% are altcoins for investment, and 5% are stable coins for trading.
but I remain more focused on increasing my Bitcoin. while for trading I do it when in a good situation. if not used up for deposits to the casino.

At first, I liked holding altcoins. but the situation has now changed, I am slowly converting the altcoins I own to Bitcoin. As much as possible I will keep my Bitcoin from decreasing but increasing.

Here is my current crypto portfolio. I am mostly into bitcoin because I started its DCA in December of last year. I only have a few altcoins although I am planning to add more, especially on Ethereum. I haven't included my stable coins but it should be more than 10% if added.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/12/23/IRCGj.png

I haven't mentioned an amount because it is not necessary. What is necessary is to only invest an amount that you can afford to lose. Never borrow money to invest in crypto. And do not use funds that are intended for other purposes. And for the newbies, only start as small as possible. You can grow it little by little once you acquire knowledge and be more confident to invest.

Regarding investment, there will definitely be many differences in the type of investment itself from several other people. I myself also diversify my investment portfolio with the aim of making a profit and avoiding losses or loss of balance if one of the investments experiences fraud. I put 70% of my investment in Bitcoin, 20% in altcoins (old and new crypto projects), and 10% I allocate for short term or trading.

OP I prefer to invest in Bitcoin not much in alt coin. It would be wrong to say I don't invest in alt coin, I do invest in alt coin but I don't invest much in alt coin because I suffered some financial losses after investing in alt coin. Bitcoin investing has changed my life a lot. I won't tell you how much money I've made, but I've had a lot of success investing in Bitcoin. So I will advise everyone to invest in Bitcoin. By employing Bitcoin our fortunes can change.

A very bad idea indeed on which you would really be trying out to follow others calls or others way of investing on which on the time that it would really be making some negative then you would really be starting on having those kind of regrets on which it would really be just that right that you should really be that depending or would really be basing up with your own analysis and preference and even if it would turn out to be that a loss or negative then there's no one you could be able to blame on and its just right that you should really be that doing on your own rather than on following someones calls. It would be always that better that you should really be that sensible on the things that you are doing. Its not bad to look up into others trades or investment because if you do make yourself that relying on them then
you would really be copying them until you would really be able to realize that it wasnt the right choice to make.

Diversification would really be that always best when it comes to investment but this is only good for those who do really be able to take up some risks but for those who do really likes for you to have that lesser risks then it wont really be that bad on diversifying your portfolio so that you could really still have the chance for you to recover if ever you would really be able to fail on. This is what
others do prefering into and this is why they would really be sticking into those reputable or known or mainly supported coins which is Bitcoin.

It is very important to diversify our investment but while doing that we should mind the kinds of assets (crypto) we should hold. Sincerely speaking I am not a fan of holding multiple assets rather than bitcoin after making research over here I can to a conclusion that for one to last long we should rely on bitcoin if only sometimes holding altcoin might cause to lose there investment entirely why because from past histories people who Invested in some of those altcoin then later regretted because they invested for the sole purpose of doubling their investment.
I have actually used it to make payment to some people when they requested it that doesn't mean that holding altcoin is bad but it all depends on individual choice to hold it for a long time or not.

almost 90% of the assets in my portfolio are Bitcoin. there may be some investors who prefer to spread their investments across several potential altcoins. but I only have Bitcoin and stablecoins.
sometimes I trade altcoins but nowadays very rarely. it's just to increase the Bitcoins I have. I once liked investing in new projects. some are successful but some also fail.
I always convert the assets I trade or the altcoins I own to stablecoins and Bitcoin.

It's a good idea to diversify your portfolio, especially in light of the impending bull market. I hope the advice given on this thread doesn't influence your decision in diversifying your portfolio or make you feel bad about not having enough; after all, the cryptocurrency market is not a place for competition, so don't be intimidated if you haven't made enough investment yet compared to others—after all, even Rome wasn't built in a day.

Additionally, avoid diving into other coins just because someone told you they were invested in them. Instead, do your own research before making any kind of investment, and if you feel more comfortable holding Bitcoin than diversifying your portfolio, then that's what you should do. Never in this cryptocurrency space let people’s decisions influence you.

I understand the benefits of diversifying during this time and the potential profits from investing in various altcoins, but personally, I can't seem to hold any other coin because i don’t feel comfortable doing so. As a result, I've put all of my money into bitcoin because my heart is with Bitcoin and am patiently waiting for the bull run  ;D

Bitcoin is a must hold cryptocurrency for us to stay safe and make real profits from the market. Cryptocurrency has it own risk and we must be ready to take that into consideration. No matter how complex or huge our cryptocurrency portfolio might be, we have to hold Bitcoin for us to stay safe from bad and rug pull projects in the market. The market is huge and we can make good profit from our cryptocurrency portfolio if we are holding strong projects that has good and experience team to backup the project. Community is also an important thing we need to put into consideration for us to earn more with consistent liquidity.

It's good to diversify in cryptocurrency, because there are many options to choose from, only you'd have to do your investigations about any coin that you intend to put your hard earned money into. Despite the many cryptocurrencies in the crypto market, I have very limited options to choose from, the number one is their undeniable king, Bitcoin, then top altcoins like Ethereum, never new projects, despite their huge promises of ROI on a short term. Maybe I'll diversify into new projects one day, but I'd have to tell myself the truth that I'm gambling my money.

Not many.

btc, doge, ltc, xmr and some usdt in case of a flash crash...

There isn't really any other coin that's worth investing. ETH is also a good one but it is also expensive to make tx's in ETH. Since already have BTC which I can't move without paying a fortune, I don't need it in my portfolio.

Maybe I won't share the details. But most of my investments are in bitcoin. And a small part of it I hold several altcoins which are expected to follow the upward movement higher in the Bullrun market later or which has already started now. I like layer 1 and 2 altcoins because in my fundamental opinion they tend to have more growth potential. Either from the ecosystem or from how their project runs and gets a response from the market and from ongoing trends. And apart from that, I also keep several AI category altcoins which I have also analyzed and accumulated quite a lot. And some of my capital is only used for short-term investments such as weekly or monthly trading. Just according to my free schedule.

I mostly invest in bitcoin. It is not only reliable, but also it happens to be the most profitable in a long term. I also follow the news about bitcoin in particular, that is why this is an asset I understand the most. From time to time I also buy some alts like ether or litecoin. I believe they also have solid grounds. I have a little bit of meme coins as well just in case. But I consider those not as an investment, but rather than luck and fortune. I don't take it very seriously, but I know that one day they can grow significantly, and I want to take advantage from it. 

Bitcoin is the most coin I invest in, besides altcoins. I have a lot of altcoins. I have a lot of new and old altcoins and most of the old altcoins are altcoins that have yet to be able to get a high rise. So I still keep the altcoin and wait for the next altcoin season.

Investing in top altcoins is a good suggestion, which I have been doing for several months. Altcoins in the top 50 may be my next goal, especially for altcoins that have not yet risen high. But it also depends on the profit I can get in trading because I also trade like other people.

If you also want to invest in altcoins, you should first find out about the project and not follow other people's advice without research. Additionally, only use money you can afford to invest in altcoins. Many altcoins cannot rise during the altcoin season, so you must be more careful in choosing altcoins.

There are different ways we can diversify our portfolio and this involves buying Bitcoin and other altcoins projects that we are sure that the price is going to be bullish. Since we all want to make profits from the market, we can look for new cryptocurrency that are just launching and try to hold them for a while milking them to a sufficient level before we take profits and sell our holdings to buy the next bullish altcoins. There are so many meme coinw in the market which we can buy and make money from them.

I never save large amounts of cryptocurrencies except stable coins and stakes, I will make a profit every day with stakes without having to take risks with stable coins, sometimes I save new tokens or coins but not for long periods, because I know that very well It's risky to store it long term

Staking can indeed bring in guaranteed profits if it is in stable coins. But the problem here is that a large amount of capital is required in order to get a fairly large profit percentage. Because if our capital is only under $1000 USD then staking is actually not that profitable. I personally no longer do staking. Because holding Exchange for too long will only put our assets at higher risk. Because we don't know when the Exchange will go bankrupt. Just like what happened to ftx which suddenly went bankrupt.

But I agree with you in not keeping new coins for a long time. Because it is too risky to store it for a long time. Indeed, it would be better if we only kept it when we heard rumors about an event and then sold it when the hype occurred while the event was taking place.

For investment i prioritize Bitcoin first and some altcoins if the hype goes up maybe those coins can give me good profit. But there are no guarantees in altcoins. Investments need to be diversified because we all know that not all eggs should be kept in the same basket. So besides Bitcoin I put a small amount of money in some altcoins. My portfolio is not big but for the most part keep about 75 percent in Bitcoin and the rest 25 percent I mix my portfolio with other altcoins. Not sure I will profit from altcoins but I will hold them for next bull  market. I will not sell any coins from my portfolio especially until the bullish market comes.

I don't diversify my portfolio. Rather I diversify the amount of investment I do. My favorite choice is Bitcoin and it has to be on the top. I am focusing more on Bitcoin recently because the halving is near and hopefully after that in about 12 to 16 months, it is going to be a good profit. And when the hype of Bitcoin is over, then the time of alt coin season starts. I will focus on diversifying my portfolio with other alternative coins then. But right now I am all about Bitcoin.
I have some little investment into Solana, BNB and XLM tokens but they are not huge amount. For that reason I don't count them as an investment. You can say 99.9% of my portfolio is Bitcoin and the rest is some other coin that I have mentioned.

Diversifying your portfolio is a very good idea, it gives you a great opportunity of rising rather than just depending on just one coin, if the coin fall you loose everything but not same with diversifying, one coin can fall while others pump massively

If you diversify your capital to 10 coins and only one of those 10 coins is Bitcoin, the 9 other coins are shit coins, you probably lose big with those 9 coins.

Diversify your capital is not always safe, it requires you to choose good coins for capital diversification. Bitcoin must be a major part in your capital and very minor capital must be used for altcoins which can die.

How many cryptocurrencies failed? (https://www.coingecko.com/research/publications/how-many-cryptocurrencies-failed)

For me, I am following the majority which Bitcoin is the majority percentage on each portfolio, so for me, I also do that. Next is Ethereum is the second largest. After that, small allocations in new projects or old projects that are doing good in every bull run.

It is important to diversify portfolio on coins that have the ability to survive in the market because if the wrong choice then the coin will not have any impact on us. Usually people will choose the top five coins to diversify portofolio because the coins can be more able to survive in the market even though the price is not as strong as bitcoin. Basically people have an investment plan every time they take action, but there are many people will be far more focused on collecting bitcoin compared to other coins.

The decision depends on the individual and if they want to be a little involved in a big risk then trying to use certain coins to generate profits in the short term is the decision. But if you do not want to be involved in a large risk, it is advisable to hold Bitcoin because you will be much safer in investing in the long run.

For the past 2 years, I've been holding only 4 assets that are in the top 20 in terms of market cap.
Just this week, I decided to trade 2 of my assets and distribute them into different coins. Some are in the top 20-50, and some are in the top 51-100.

As for the percentage, I don't know what is the exact percentage right now, but Bitcoin has the highest percentage. I mean for me, it's a must for me that Bitcoin will have the most percentage in my portfolio so whenever I buy altcoins, I also make sure that I invest some into Bitcoin.

I invest my money in coins that are big market and popular.
40% in bitcoin, 20% in ETH, 15% in BNB, 10% in cake, 10% in axs, 5% in luna.
About how much the dollar amount is privacy, everyone's economic strength is different so it's better to write the portfolio in percentage only.
why choose luna coins because in the past luna was also a big market coin and popular so the term stuck coins there, whether you want it or not I still trade the luna coin.

I am guessing not diverse enough. I mean by logic if diverse means plenty of coins, I can say that I am diverse, but the practical is not the same as theory. What I mean is that I have 90%+ of my money in just three coins and that's it, and I have 50%+ of my money in just one coin, which means that I am not diverse enough, I can't really have anything similar to that.

I believe that we need to end up with something that has to be a bit more different, and that has to be more equally distributed. I have bitcoin as my single most purchased coin, I invested heavily into that, sure I have a few 1% and even lesser coins, 20+ of them, they combine maybe like 5% of my portfolio, so its quite important to remember this ain't what we are talking about when we say diverse.

Diversification would be always best on which you would really be able to find yourself to have that kind of assurance at least that recovery is really that high comparing into that someone who do make out some all in
investment on a single coin.Whereas, if you do have tons then you could be having that still chance on recovery but there are ones who do much prefer on sticking into a single point but into the current coins or projects which are really that mainly trusted by the community which is Bitcoin. They never tend to look back into other coins or assets on which it would really be just that a personal choice though because we know that there are people who are willing to take up some risks and there are ones who do really love on sticking on which one is safer.

Diversification would really be that recommended since we know that there are really that chances or odds about recovery. If ever you would really be having that negative
and other coins have increased out their value then it would really be just that equal or having that recovery which it is really that mostly preferred.

Why is it that I feel that this is like an invading privacy question?  ;D
Well, I'll just say that I've got most with Bitcoin and a few altcoins that I'd definitely going to make money as well but willing to sacrifice them in the times that when I can sell it anytime in profit. Unlike with Bitcoin, I'm more careful before selling it because when it's come to buying back. Sometimes we just cant' buy back when we have already spent the money that we've earned from it so, that's decision wise matter for me.

Currently my portfolio consist 30% of bitcoin and 70% altcoins which is also divided into different categories.

My altcoins are divided into:

5% meme/shitcoin (hoping to get a lucky jackpot)
40% fundamentally strong existing tokens like ethereum, bnb, solana and others
30% are the projects that I see has a potential to grow exponential next bull market, in short I can call them my gems.
and the last 25% of my altcoins came from different airdrops, all the airdrops I received today is still sitting on my wallet and not selling them as I plan to sell them all when the bull market arrives.

I believe that my portfolio is quite diverse, all of these are not contained into a single wallet, I can say I put them on 5 different wallets for safety and also for easy identification.

30% Bitcoin is a pretty good amount because Bitcoin is the main investment for the long term. At first glance, the distribution you do for your assets is similar to what I do. For Memecoins or shitcoins, it is only 5% or below because this is only used to follow trends and try your luck to see if you can get a memecoin or shitcoin that is hype and this could be a jackpot. But don't get your hopes up, but do your best to do research.

I don't know like 70%-80% for Bitcoin.

That's already a lot. As much as I want to convert some into cash to have some free money floating on me, I just don't want to see its value go down because of inflation.

Those that still don't have Bitcoin, you will understand why everyone is talking about the importance for having it on your portfolios.

This percentage is already very good. Because this means actually focusing more on Bitcoin and a small percentage on altcoins. Because after all, Bitcoin is the main purpose of investing in cryptocurrency. And it cannot be denied that in my opinion this is the lowest risk.

But unfortunately, I personally still haven't been able to reach that percentage. only about 50:50. So we really need to struggle again to get more Bitcoin while the price has started to rise again significantly.

I see people happy taking profits with altcoins but I am not jealous at all. And that's good for them.

But for me, I know that the time will come that all of these waiting time will be worth it and it's going to be more than those people that have been boasting their profits through altcoin.

That's okay.

As long as the important thing is you already have it and you just need to keep on accumulating.

I'm not sure if we actually need to reveal how many currencies we invested in, but I believe that diversification your investment into 5 coins is sufficient. We don't need to invest in all of the market's top coins because doing so would just reduce your investment in each currency. If you have more money in the future and want to invest it, it's best to add it to the coin you're already invested in rather than investing in another coin.

Because the potential reward is so huge, several investors have invested in low marketcap coins. Investing in high marketcap coins, other than Bitcoin, can be a good idea because they carry less risk than low marketcap coins. But, regardless of market cap, we should conduct research on each coin we invest in, no matter how fantastic it appears to us.

not as diverse as many other, my portfolio revolving around the biggest crypto like bitcoin and ethereum and it has proven to be serving me quite well in term of profit but of course if my capital were lesser i'd play around with the other coin prominently altcoin that are still having relatively low market capitalization. because that way you will get much more meaningful profit at the end of the day.
the thing with portfolio that are too diverse that, if you have the capabilities and time to keep on track with all these coin then thats good, but I just think that its unnecessary overhead, when almost all of the coin are moving in unison following bitcoin I don't think there's a need for further diversification into so many coin.
therefore I would just stick with my idea to just diversify as necessary, I will diversify as I needed to, when i find some promising coin i would just invest in it, that alone is already considered diversification on its own tbh.

It is a secret for someone to diversify their investments in several coins that they want and maybe there is no need to be too open about telling anyone which coins are their choice. Because for me it is much safer when other people never know what assets we have, so the level of security will be much more secure and we don't need to feel so worried about having a number of assets in cryptocurrencies.

Generally people see the potential of a coin and if they think it has good ability to generate profits then it should be utilized. But again as you said, if you want to see the potential for much greater safety and less risk, then Bitcoin is the most ideal choice. Research needs to be done so that we know which coin to choose and if someone understands it I'm sure they will much prefer bitcoin compared to other coins.

I have this phobia for altcoins and I don't know how it happened. I suddenly became afraid to invest in altcoins. Although from my early days in this forum, I have learnt that bitcoin is the best and I think that that was what influenced me alot to be 100% bitcoiner.
Although, before I knew the forum I have lost money in both bitcoin and altcoins, but this forum shaped me to believe that the real investment is bitcoin while others are gambling.

Right now I want to diversify my portfolio but honestly I don't know how to go about it and which altcoins to choose. I will be glad if I can get a sincere help as the bull run is building up.

Diversifying your portfolio is not a bad option, but only if people actually choose to diversify by investing in other markets, as trying to achieve any level of diversification by investing in altcoins when you already invested in bitcoin is a fruitless activity, since with the exception of stable coins, every single altcoin out there shows very similar movements than the ones we can see bitcoin making and no protection can be achieved by investing in those coins.

Each market has its own rules and cycles and diversify your capital to different markets, new market you don't understand is bad capital management. Usually, it takes you time to learn and experience in a new market, to understand its core principles and before you can master it, you will have risk of losing money.

Altcoins can bring you big profit in short term if you luckily pick an altcoin that has a pump game. The point is risk, altcoins are more risky than Bitcoin and many altcoins were created and died. Developers can continue their creation of new altcoins but Bitcoin is only one, unique and its network is strongest. If you look for bit profit with altcoins, forget Bitcoin, you will learn lesson soon.

Bitcoin is safest and it can help you to get profit with time, solid and sustainable. With altcoins, profit can come quickly and your capital can vanish quickly with altcoins in bear market.

I would say that you can invest in a fairly large number of altcoins, because among them there are indeed other potential rockets, but under one condition. Still, you need to protect your investments as much as possible. And to do this, you need to keep a fairly significant part of the liquidity in stablecoins. After all, a correction can happen at any time. Yes, many are waiting for ETF adoption. Many people are waiting for the halving. But it is possible that these events are already included in the current price. We don’t know this and we can’t know. I invest in quite a few alts. Around 20-30. This allows for a better understanding of new technologies on the market.

You know that people would really be easily dive into things on which they dont even know and this is where mistakes do really came from. On the time that you do make yourself dive into something on which you dont really have the idea on what it is, then you are really that putting yourself on such risks specially on losing money. Diversification would really be that always recommended when it comes to investment on which it would really be that giving out kind of chance or probability for you to have that kind of chance for you to recover if ever one of those investments would fail on which it is really that unlike into those who do make out investment on a single spot on which one it do fails then it would really be so hard for you to recover and this is something you should really be minding on.

Also, not all people would really be having that finances for them to invest on multiple assets on which they would really be just that simply sticking into one  coin.
This is why this kind of diversification suggestion doesnt really apply to all.

It’s good to see a portfolio completely diverse because that only means you will have a multi sources of profits once you succeeded on your investments. But in reality, it’s seldom to see all of your investments will be successful and profitable as some may certainly fail and make you lose. Hence, having a well diversified portfolio is the key.

I’m still in the process of diversifying my portfolio but that won’t mean that I’ll just invest all in in different crypto coins. Diversification for me is that you have to invest in good or stocks as well, or bonds and real estate, aside from bitcoin. But I’ll prioritize first bitcoin and once I’ll be in profits, I will start investing into other assets as well.

I once wrote about the diversity of my portfolio and we even argued with one user about how advisable it is to diversify your portfolio. In fact, this is a debate about the limits of diversification. I think it is perfectly acceptable to keep between 10 and 30 altcoins in your portfolio. To some these numbers will seem large, to others small. But I think these numbers are optimal. If a portfolio contains less than 10 altcoins, then this portfolio can hardly be considered sufficiently diversified. Diversification is a great thing and it can reduce the negative consequences of your mistakes. But keeping more than 30 altcoins in your portfolio is quite difficult. We need to keep track of them, and this is not so easy. There may be scams and delistings and denominations of coins.

In fact, I don’t think that there should necessarily be ten coins or even more in the portfolio, for several cycles, after a thorough analysis, I have been selecting less than ten tokens for the portfolio. It seems to me that this is very individual, everyone will do what is most comfortable for them, I would not collect too many coins, since I believe that a good analysis will allow us to exclude those tokens that can scam so quickly. And what about the ratio, I allocate 60% to Bitcoin and distribute the rest to altcoins, depending on how much growth I expect.

Those numbers seem rather large for me, to be honest. I think that in this case a lot altcoins will be similar with one another, hence there is no much reason to keep them all. I prefer less coins, but with deeper awareness of each of them. When you follow closely and fixedly from 3 to 5 coins, you are able to stay updated as much as it is possible. And this rises your chances to catch good positions.

in total it should be more than 100 if combined for the whole including dexswap. if you count only from CEX there are at least 50 on two exchanges. I will only be active again in trading in the middle of 2023. I hope that this year I can have a good portfolio on Binance, it doesn't matter if it's a little but I don't lose much. thinking about the portfolio, I think people are more interested in seeing our PnL than the portfolio. it is a testament to how accurate we are when it comes to trading predictions.
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If you don't have Warren Buffett kind of capital, then it's definitely a bad idea to "diversify" your "portfolio". What we plebs need to do is keep it simple and invest in two or three good cryptocurrencies with Bitcoin getting the largest portion of the investment for "stability". It's funny saying that because Bitcoin is also volatile.

Personally, I have everything HODLed in Bitcoin, and although I might have lesser returns than if I invested in shitcoins, I'm very confident that my money is in the safest, most sound investment in crypto.

Ethereum and Ethereum l2s (Arbitrum, Optimism), Solana, Pyth — holding part of airdrop received, Atom, Osmo and Hive. There are some shitcoins not worth mentioning, if they disappear I don't mind, if they get significant value worth selling, I'm gonna get rid of them.

What I've always realized is all I have in my portfolio were either the well established coins like Bitcoin, BNB, Litecoin, etc. or crazy high risk meme coins. I always believed in diversifying my portfolio but never had chances to learn and analyze alts from different sectors. I had the urge to diversify it but never had the time.
Than I find some option that could help me achieve my goal of diversification without spending more time. There are now index funds, that invest in multiple alts from different sectors and redistribute the balances and profit according to the price change. The investment is still early and the data are not green yet. But I believe such indexes could be a thing in the future.

I would guess that the main reason for this is that because other alts are not really that great, not because diversification is bad. I mean you are right, but not due to our finances, even a rich person should not be diversifying their portfolio with shit coins, and most of the coins are shitcoins, so it doesn't make sense investing into those stuff. It would make sense if you know what you are doing and invest into good things, but it is not going to be all that easy, so you should definitely be careful about it.

I personally do invest 50%+ of my money on just bitcoin, and I have been quite happy with it for the longest time, I do not think that I will change that. Only thing that would change it would not be how much money I have, I can have a million dollars, still would do what I am doing now, but if only alts get better. Then I would consider maybe potentially changing something, that would definitely have a greater impact on what we are doing.

Choices would be made wont really be that definitely be precisely to be right or something that would be good specially on dealing with altcoins.There's no way that we could really be able to hit up the right
things just because we've been choosing on having that diversification thing but we dont know on what would really happen into this market in the first place on which means that there would really be no assurances
whether we do really hit up the right spot or not. Diversification would really be always best and something that recommended and something that would be preferred but since not all would really be having that kind of risks management and finances then this is where people do really miss out on doing such thing. So its a matter of choice on which one you would really be taking into.

No, it's actually because for plebs like us who don't have the kind of capital that Warren Buffett/Berkshire Capital has to invest, too much diversification could be a mistake and would defeat the purpose of speculating on the market in the first place.

Diversification's actual purpose is to reduce volatility and to manage risk. But as plebs with little capital, we should embrace volatility and risk. High Risk = High Reward. You want your $10,000 to become $100,000 or more in one or two cycles, not a mere double or triple of your original capital.

Personally, I have always suggested to HODL only Bitcoin. But it's only a personal preference.

Index funds sound a great deal because as we get involved in more stuff it's becoming difficult for me as well to manage and diversify my portfolio as I have very simple approach of 70:20:10 approach now which is 70% BTC, 20% in reputed altcoins and remaining 10% in high risk altcoins. But I would like to think of index funds as this will reduce the risk cohort and increase the chance of we getting benefitted by pump in the value of these coins if it happens.

I’m actually more focused on bitcoin and not on altcoins since I have seen in the past that only bitcoin survives in the end and majority of the altcoins are losing its value before it gets to its new all time high. So diversifying bitcoin with some altcoins is not my thing, but I have future plans to invest in gold and real estate as well as soon as my profits for bitcoin have been realized.

I am the type of person who doesn't believe in extreme diversification and I only invest in cryptocurrencies that I know has the potential to provide profits in the long term because a portfolio should consist of assets that you plan to hold for the long term which is why I don't consider cryptocurrencies that I buy and sell for short time intervals to be a part of my portfolio, or I should say my long-term portfolio.

I often see people having a very long list of assets in their portfolio and they have very small amounts invested in several different cryptocurrencies. I know that diversification is a good thing, but that isn't the right way to do it. You should have a few cryptocurrencies to have your capital spread in them.

Diversification provides higher profit potential, but when you invest small amounts in so many assets, that potential is reduced.

Yes, you've to diversify in order to properly position yourself for the bull rally as no one knows what coins and tokens will give the most ROI. Diversification helps offer that opportunity not to completely miss out. But whatever you diversify into, make sure you hold a substantial amount of Bitcoin. You can do a 50% of your capital on Bitcoin and the rest 50% on various alts of your choosing. Make sure not to pick alts to invest in from hyped ones. Research the token and its tokenomics.

I'm not sure Eloincoin, the one you're advertising for, is on the market yet. You can shoot us a link if you're certain about it. Otherwise, you could be referring to This One (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/eloin), and I think you've got the wrong one. If that's the case. Look at both logos.

Back in the day when ICOs were a hot topic and when I was so much into bounty hunting , my portfolio had an average of 100 tokens of which some have become shitcoins or died completely and I have moved on to avoid high expectations from them..though will check on these every 5years incase they resurrect lol...

But with my new portfolio, have chosen to lower my risk to avoid holding shitcoins and losing money by going with a small portfolio of not more than 20 coins from a pool of thousands of coins on the market...

Well, I don't have a really huge amount of capital or funds to fund my trading, so for the years of trading, of course, I have bitcoin, which will never be included in my portfolio, and some other altcoins such as ethereum, XRP, etc. In total, I have 5-7 altcoins that I'm currently trading, and for the years, I don't know if there are more altcoins that I tried. I trade memecoins and shitcoins, but some of those didn't do well, so right now I don't trade those coins.
So I can say my portfolio is not too diverse because I only have limited capital to trade and I need to divide it among the current coins that I trade or holdings, but as long as I'm earning, I will trade in these coins and expand my capital, so if there are more potential currencies or coins that emerge, then I can trade them. I know this may sound like a tiring or bad idea to trade on different coins, but that is my strategy, and I earn from it, so I will trade on my own accord and capability.

Well, there are many coins in the market that everyone wants to buy, but whoever has the amount of capital can invest in different coins accordingly. I have 50% of my portfolio invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum. This is because Bitcoin is considered one of the most secure cryptocurrency. After which Ethereum is in second place in the market, It is also a strong and top coin in the crypto market. Apart from this 30% capital I have invested in top and strong projects in the market which are old coins and have been in the market for many years.

While at present there are new projects in the market and some have come up in which I have invested 20% of my capital in them by choosing good projects. Also I have included coins belonging to almost all categories in new and old projects, because I have to keep in mind that any category can have a trend in the bull season so that I have coins of all categories, because AI, Metaverse, Gaming web3 can not ignore any category.
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There are many airdrop tokens that had not launched I am looking at to make money from them.
I really plan to make money from crypto projects that are not yet in the market for now. U have noticed that many of the bounty and airdrop tokens used to have fantastic movement in the market. There is still so many coins I intend to buy and hold for the bull market and  I will not be desperate at all.

In the current scenario, I really don't diversify my portfolio very much. Because I flipped my trading management. I have not invested in any major coins to make my management easier. Due to which I have a very embarrassing situation. But to diversify your portfolio a lot, every trader should invest 50% in large market cap coins like bitcoin, ethereum and rest in alt coins. For the past few days I have tried to change my portfolio for a short period of time by taking small trades but it did not turn out well for my portfolio.
The bottom line is to invest honestly and trust any good coin that always follows Bitcoin. Then you will definitely see a diversified portfolio.

And this is the problem of diversification when you are only using altcoins to achieve that goal, diversification is supposed to bring protection to your portfolio due to the different cycles each different market may be going through, so even if some of your assets were doing badly, you will be compensated with the assets that were doing well, but when all the assets on your portfolio come from the same market then such protection does not exist, and you can lose a lot of money on your attempts to reach the diversification you are looking for.

quite a lot, there are probably around 20 types of crypto from Layer 1, Layer 2, Defi, Depin, RWA, AI and memecoin projects, maybe I can't say it one by one, but more clearly the projects in that category are altcoins that I have today in my portfolio besides bitcoin.

The way that I think is good for the current cycle category is that we have to follow the narrative that is developing and being discussed, because I find so many potential categories then I better choose one of the projects that have broader potential for me to invest, especially projects that have categories related to other categories it will be quite a big help in getting hype in the current year.

There’s no rule actually that says you need to diversify your bitcoin investment with altcoins or meme coins. Bitcoin alone is good enough, as long as you hold a bigger amount of it. However, if your aim is to diversify so you can maximize your future returns of investment, then you can invest in real estate or stocks as well. At least, you know for sure that its value will never depreciate in the long run but will always rise its value significantly.

It’s only safe to invest in altcoins when you are at the right coins, but investing in wrong altcoins will only make your capital end up at a high loss.

There are different altcoins but all can go down once the alt season is over. So indeed that we need an asset from a different market. Take Bitcoin for example. There are also gold, real estate, etc. We only need a good capital to make it happen since they are more costly than altcoins.

If we are struggling financially, it's better to just go for them instead of altcoin. They are safer because they can hardly dip and once they do, they can always recover (it can be quickly too). And most of all, their pump potential is high. After we successfully sold for a profit, maybe that is the time to consider adding altcoins and other types of assets to start our diversification journey/strategy.

There are two types of traders with whom you will encounter with. One who likes to take more risk and make more profit in short period of time, and other who takes less risk and less profits. I like to do safe investments. I am more of a person who likes to invest rather than trade. If you ask me then I have major portions of investment in BTC. Some in ETH and few in BNB and XRP. I trust these coins and hence I know they won’t make my overall profit red.

What matters more is that you are hodling the right coins to invest, no matter how small your portfolio is. I would even say it's still a wise decision even if you only invest in bitcoin as long as you store huge amount of bitcoin, that way if bitcoin price goes to the moon, for sure your profits will go massive as well.

However, with regards to mine, probably diversifying this time is not actually that you have to spread out your investments with bitcoin, altcoins and even shit coins. As long as I have bitcoin and few of altcoins that I think will grow their potentials, then I'm fine and confident with it that I won't suffer from big future losses.

This is something the right thing that you should really be doing on which instead on trying out to bag shit coins or meme coins into your bad, it would be always that ideal or something that normal to think that you should really be sticking into those projects which you do see that it would be having a solid and having that assurance at least or does have potential on which we could possibly be able to have those kind of big gains on the time that the market would really be having some huge spike up or simply saying about bull run thing or period.Diversification would really be always that best on which you arent that only limiting yourself on few coins or main coins but also in other coins as well on which you do know that you could really be able to make profits out of it. This is why people would really be having that kind of advantage to those people who do have enough capital
and to those people who doesnt have because they cant diversed out their positions just because of lacking of finances. This is why they do missed out on those golden opportunities on which they couldnt really be able to hit up just because they dont have sufficient funds or having that enough money for them to do so. So this isnt really something that would really be applicable to all.

Some people prefer to diversify their cryptocurrency portfolio, so they keep their funds in multiple altcoins, if i was a holder I would've done the same. because i think it is safer to divide your portfolio among multiple altcoins to increase your chances of profit and decrease your risk of losing big percentage of your portfolio incase of a price drop for one coin/token.
First type may earn more money in shorter time. but he can loose more money in shorter time too. in fact can loose all his money some time. I think second type of traders are better, they are smart, steady and patience, they take less risk and make less profit because they are not greedy and don't want to loose all their money at once.

I normally don't want to give you an idea about my portfolio, it might hurt me to give an idea about the portfolio at this moment. But I am giving you a simple example, I have two other coins including Bitcoin linked to my account. Here I will not mention the dollar value, because it should not be mentioned here.

A couple of days ago, I read such a thread where the member was asking that if we have 5000$ in our portfolio how should we diversify our portfolio into multiple cryptocurrencies? I gave him a suggestion that if he has this money So, First of all, invest 90% of your portfolio into the bitcoin and the rest of the 10%, diversify your amount in Altcoins after doing research like, only put your money in those coins which have strong use case. Their team is working on the project ecosystem and collaborating with other good projects.

These kinds of projects give us a good return on our investment and Show us Good movements in the altcoin season according to our expectations. Try to invest in  5,6 projects like if one is not performing well another will perform well and it will also help you to overcome your risk on your investment. DYOR

When it comes to diversification then it would really be just that wise that you should really know on how to diverse your portfolio, and we cant really just that let ourselves be sticking on a single point because loses is inevitable on a single coin that we are holding. We might really be that not able to recover specially if you have chosen the wrong project or coin.

When it comes to diversificaiton then it is really that something recommended but not all would really be thinking about this matter or simply they cant really just do such thing because they dont have the money for them to do so. It is really just that there are people who cant really be able to make some extra movement because they dont have any funds for them to do so.

It is really just that there are ones who are really that lucky that they do have funds for them to explore other investment not really just that limited on cryptospace but also in other markets as well
or investment or businesses on which they could really be having that tons of source of income if one of those would really be able to succeed. It is really just that there's no way that
we could be able to determine on which one would really be bringing out a fortune. This is why it would be always best that we should really be having that kind
diversification when it comes to investment.

Yes, the main thing is that it doesn't matter how big or small it is, but that the money is money that is really prepared to invest, so it won't interfere with other needs, either now or in the future.

Next is about diversification. This is okay, but the city also needs to pay attention to what kind of diversification it used to be. Because if diversification is only to invest in new altcoins, hype coins, and several other altcoins which in fact have no use case, weak fundamentals, and low market cap, it will not work. So, yes, it's better to just use Bitcoin. Or, for example, if we are going to invest in altcoins, we can choose top coins that already have a high market cap, are solid, have a real use case, and really have potential. The point is, don't invest our money in fake or hype projects just for the reason of diversification. keep considering and prioritizing DYOR.

Diversification makes more sense when you choose those assets which seem understandable and at least somehow predictable for you. For example, if you pay way more attention to ETH, than BTC, that it is more logical for you to invest in ETH. Even though it is common to be sure that BTC is more perspective. If you follow only one coin, than focus on it and don't spread yourself thin. If you feel the confidence and have enough time to figure out some more currencies, than you can diversify.

My portfolio may not be as large as that of other users here. Because I started it not long ago, only last year. I have a lot of altcoins in my portfolio. But Bitcoin is the most popular at the moment. And that's probably more than 50% of my portfolio right now. But maybe the number will change when some of the altcoins I own have a high increase. Because some of the altcoins that I have collected have grown so fast and the numbers have doubled for some of the altcoins. But there are also those who are still staying put. Well the price hasn't changed much since I bought it last year.

I'm probably just one of many people hoping to have a pleasant experience in the current bull market and after the bitcoin halving occurs. Maybe this is a bit excessive but I want to change my life for the better. But I know nothing is instant. But I will enjoy the process and fight harder. And continue to grow my portfolio nicely.

Diversification makes sense as an asset class.

Diversifying crypto doesn't make sense at all if you understand that all of crypto follows Bitcoin. People say alts perform better in a bull run but even that's a gamble. To me the risk of an alt dying is too large to hope for that boost in bull run.

Bitcoin is the diversification strategy. Everything else is gambling without understanding.

The first world to diversing your portfolio is gain your knowledge about cryptocurrency and trading. If you have the proper knowledge and experience then you will able to understand that which coin you should include your portfolio. Even then I don't think it's necessary to diversing your portfolio for more profit you can gain a good profit with your technical skill also but in case of this you must have good knowledge about cryptocurrency.

The portfolio is currently only in the top altcoins on CMC, but almost 60% of my portfolio is in bitcoin because for me bitcoin is the safest asset to diversify existing assets. Moreover, this year was a year of growth for Bitcoin and even the top altcoins. So I will not waste the opportunities that exist this year or even the next few years.

What you need to remember. Don't invest to look for profits to get rich quickly, but look for assets that are safe in the long term and will certainly be able to improve your finances in the future. Only choose altcoins that are currently hype, if you don't know the right moment it will cause you to experience losses.

i think one one don't want to share exact amount of holding in their portfolio, but no problem to disclose about percentage, as my portfolio now i'm holding a lot of cryptocurrencies with bitcoin, 30% in btc but i am going to more investment in bitcoins,
it will be long term holding but i don't believe holding altcoins in long term, it might be pretty risky, so i will sell altcoins at any time with some profits.

If you choose to invest only in Bitcoin, than what is diversification? Investing in one and only one asset is no diversification at all.

I think, a lot of altcoins are falling towards Bitcoin, especially if we look at them in a long perspective. But a good trader can also profit on that, if he knows how to short. I wouldn't say that everything else except bitcoin is gambling. But it requires a lot of preparation and previous analysis.

I also often think that this greed is a very bad call, in that we often make the mistake that all the trades we make are very short-term, in which all our losses are substantial, I think all those who are long-term traders are more successful than us, the main reason is that they have a lot of patience because they are full of patience and we have this impression. It is found that we get panic very quickly, the main reason for drinking is that there is such news in the market which causes the market to crash a little, then it tries to stabilize its price. But we just sell it because of panic, in which we lose a lot

Huh?. Bitcoin is a new class of asset. Cryptocurrency, blockchain asset, whatever you wanna call it. If you call yourself an investor, then you already have stocks, real estate, maybe precious metal. Adding Bitcoin is a diversification strategy. Adding 5% of your portfolio to Bitcoin diversifies your portfolio. Adding 5% but inside Bitcoin is 10%, NFT and shit is 90%, that's not diversification that's dilution.

You're talking about trading, which is what I said, gambling without understanding.

So, in your opinion, an investor always has to invest in stocks, real estate and all other assets, which compared to bitcoin in most countries gives you so little interest that you can barely see it? Not to mention it will be eaten by inflation most likely.

I live in Ukraine, we have war here for almost 2 years. How do you think our real estate feels like right now? Is it worth investing when a missile can strike it any time?
Most stocks are not available to buy without 3d party, if you don't have "the right" passport. Moreover, you have to pay a flayer tax on it, because the state isn't really interested in you trying to make for a living. But bitcoin and other crypto give opportunities to make your own, independent investments. Which would be profitable, and by profit I mean more than 8% per year. I don't have time for real estate and precious metal. My "gambling without understanding" gives me a chance to live, while everything else doesn't work at all.

Most of my portfolio is on altcoin so i tried to make it as diversified as possible. Investing in a few different categories of altcoin can not make your portfolio diversify because in the end they are all the same. But i tried to keep as much narrative as possible that have never seen a bull run and have the potential to be on the trend in the next bull run. I wanted to keep some tokenized gold, stock and real estate in my portfolio but it will be after the end of this upcoming bull run.

That's not my opinion, that's how you'll find people who are defined as investors will explain diversification. You can have your opinion, like all altcoin shitcoiners do, go ahead. But it's irresponsible. It's irresponsible to tell people to diversify crypto into BTC and shitcoins. Investing in Bitcoin is already diversification.

You don't diversify in the same asset class. It's like saying oh yes I'm diversified because I buy hotels and houses (it's all property) or I buy Bentley and Porsche and Ferrari, that's not diversification, you've just invested in different stocks of motor companies.

You want to pick Ukraine, war? Do you believe Bitcoin works in war without internet?

You have Ukraine passport right? That's better than my passport and I can buy stocks.

You totally seem to misunderstand me, I'm not telling anyone to invest in stocks and real estate, I'm talking about diversification. My investment is not only Bitcoin, and I think everyone needs to diversify (that DOES NOT MEAN buying shitcoins).

I don't tell anyone to invest or to do something else. It is a personal choice, I don't give any recommendations.

Bitcoin works during war as well, because you can hold it without Internet. And take profit after you get access online.

When there is a war state, you are not able to buy stocks. When it ends, I will be able to do that, sure.

Not all altcoins are shitcoins. I believe this is the main point we don't agree on.

Diversify as much as you could on which you should really be thinking on diverssifying your investment as long you do have the funds that you can invest on on which not all would really be that having that kind of capacity and this is why they would really be missing out this kind of opportunity but for those who do have the money but cant still be able to decide on how they would really be able to diverse out their money
then it would be always best on making some investment or financial research or having those kind of guidelines or having those kind of education on which it would be making you at least
pretty aware on how things should really be that treated up.

Diversify as much as possible because you wont really be getting scared on the time that you would really be able to make money and lose money with your investment.
You do know that you do have some back up plans and having that chance of recovery if one of those investment failed.

This is the portfolio that we have.

70% Bitcoin because I have believed this asset will continue to grow.
25% Other diversified assets Stocks, Gold and a few others.
5$ Fiat, this is only used for daily life and any needs.

People are starting to diversify, starting from bitcoin to other cryptos, but I don't do that and choose other assets in crypto just enough bitcoin.

If you are talking about it in general, Bitcoin is the only asset on which we should focus. :) But we normally don't do it. We always make ourselves greedy and try to hold some altcoins for bigger returns.

My suggestion will be to Keep a maximum percentage of BTC, and a nice amount of USDT so that you can buy if the market dumps. and you can choose some altcoins which is more potential.

Such portfolio management is quite safe, because it does not only focus on just one coin.
Bitcoin may be the main one, but having USDT spare money will be very useful when the market suddenly crashes and can buy again at a cheaper price.

I also always apply management strategies like this and for other Altcoins I choose are ETH and some of the top Altcoins that have good development for the future.

And for other allocations, I usually look for some memecoin or new projects that look potentially (but not for the long term) just as a lucky asset alone with an allocation of maybe only 5% or even lower.

The only way to prevent yourself from huge losses is to diversify your investment, which means do not put all your eggs in a single basket. But it also depends on your amount of capital that you can afford to lose. If you only have a small amount, then just prioritize bitcoin more than any altcoins. Bitcoin alone is good enough, and just diversify when you are already having a huge amount of profits. And when you diversify, DYOR first. Do not fall investing into too good to be true altcoin projects, but invest in the right coins that have great potentials to succeed in the long term.

Holding more altcoins is actually much riskier than holding gold, stocks and real estate, but in times like now. Why don't you save Bitcoin? although I also don't forbid you from holding more altcoins in your portfolio as long as you can consider the risks yourself. Because altcoin increases often come later in the market than Bitcoin, it would be better if you have Bitcoin in your portfolio that you can rely on for the rising moments this year. Moreover, there is a possibility that the market will become more aggressive after the halving this year.

Sometimes I get so deep into things I forget it's easier to summary it all and you got it spot on. I think all alts are shit, well, 99.9% anyway. This comes from experience.


Mine is almost same as yours but my fiat is bigger. My savings/assets is about 25%, in form of government bond and mutual fund (so practically fiat). Why, because it is guaranteed. If anything happens, I'll get it back. I know government can break promises but it's a low risk for me. Then I have another 25% in long term stock with dividend payments, plus a little bit REIT.

Remember this is before I even knew about BTC. So it used to be 50/50.

Now BTC is 50% almost but slowly going there because DCA. But I would never sell my other stuff because I like the idea of some small protection. What if I get kidnapped and tortured for my BTC? something like that lol

Prior to loosing my first wallet I held only just Bitcoin there but right now I’m like starting over so my wallet is Alt coin centered playing the long game hope my baby’s make me proud soon I’m also expecting some funds I hope I can grab some Bitcoin before the bull run begins so I can join the moving train.

Diversification makes sense when the assets you choose are deeply understood by yourself and you keep an eye on them constantly. Other way you can choose a lot of assets which don't deserve to be invetsed in. In that case you risk to fail in most of your investments and the recovery would take much more time. Because diversification doesn't mean that one of your assets could be unfortunate while the rest, the most of them are profitable. It could be the opposite, and only one would be profitable while the rest would be disastrous.

if you are thinking of diversifying your portfolio and have a good amount to invest in crypto currency. So, in my opinion, you should invest 90% of your amount in bitcoin and the remaining 10% you should invest in Altcoin. Bitcoin has less risk on your investment and altcoins have high risk on you investment that why suggesting to invest big cap in bitcoin and less cap in altcoin

while investing in altcoins try to diversify you remaining 10% in different altcoins because if one will not perfome well anothe rwill perfome well and retun you a good amount of profit. DYOR

When trying out to build your own portfolio then we do know that having the more the better but the cons of  this one is that you would really be needing tons of funds
for you to at least on hodling a significant hold of those coins which are really that intended to be hold up until the next bull run on which means that if your capital or funds or investment would really be just that enough on few projects like 3-5 maximum but you have ended up on having 7 or more then you would really be needing to divide it out equally or you would really be that somewhat bias
into the project which you do like the most.

This is why i do prefer on having 3-4 coins which is really that having into my port on which it is really that something into those numbers but actually it would really be just that depending
into someones preference since not all would really be having that kind of fund or budget allocation into those project for you to put on.
There are really people who are thinking up on having those kind of assurance at least.

60 for investing and 40 for cash, but because I'm not married so currently it's 70 for investing and 30 for cash, the percentage will decrease when I have more dependents.
so for now I'm maximizing it first.

Though it's understandable that most part of your capital should be invested in Bitcoin, I don't think one should have all their capital engaged because the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and unpredictable and you can't expect the market to always rise and never go down. So, I believe one should always have some part of their capital in liquid assets so that they can in case they see an opportunity in the market, they can buy certain cryptocurrencies with it.

That's why, I think one should have at least 60% of their capital in Bitcoin, 20% in altcoins being spread in multiple altcoins from the top and trusted ones, and 20% should be kept in liquid assets such as USDT and other stablecoins that can be used to buy either Bitcoin or altcoins when there are better opportunities.

Portfolio is part of the total assets that we collect. Both from investment and trading results. Of course, currently the picture is very positive, because crypto conditions are improving. But this condition is if they bought the coins in the past and held them. But I myself am very minimal, because I save dollars. Of course this is not good for investment.

Diversification of a cryptocurrency portfolio is not about having a good fund for investment. I believe what is important before any crypto enthusiast will think about diversification is to first have the knowledge and capacity to manage two, or more cryptos.
If have good capital and don't have the right knowledge, the portfolio will collapse.

Even large capital and the ability to invest in many projects do not guarantee success. Most of these projects may not take off or may give an uninteresting percentage of growth. It is better to have a smaller portfolio, but consisting of assets that you have analyzed in detail and have good reason to believe will show significant growth. So that your investment will definitely pay off.