What is the standard of bitcoin investment?

[Jacob Oram]

Stop thinking in terms of actual bitcoin, and start thinking in terms of percentages. Let me give you an example of what a cryptoportfolio looks like:

Bitcoin - 60%
Ether - 20%
Other Alt coins (Monero, Litecoin) - 10%
Tokens (NUCLEUS VISION, Jibrel) - 10%

This is how you should ideally distribute your portfolio, but of course the actual percentages and coins will vary depending on your research and acumen.

Happy investing!

[fredo123]

That was pretty huge amount, even 1 btc is very hard to reach due to consistent rise up of  its market value, this is much precious than gold, If it is going to be an investment better hold your btc because btc will truly increase on daily basis, Me too loves to own that much amount someday,,  as of now, all i can do is work hard:)

[CoinChili]

the OP started this thread last September, the value of his Bitcoin today is now 100% gain or already doubled. I envy him for holding such BTC.

There is no standard BTC investment, invest what you have to invest and do it right

[Boriscarter1]

Whoa! Been seeing a lot of the Nucleus Vision name running around lately. I checked the website out, but I'd like to hear actual opinions about it. Anyone got a clue?

[Ramsin]

it's an ERC20 token and the project is looking to build on IoT and blockchain  to bring crypto to retail markets globally. The token is called nCash and Since Tim Draper AND Ian Balina are on the advisory team, I think it's a safe bet. Safer than most anyway. Check 'em out https://nucleus.vision

[twinkleakki94]

There isn't a particular standard of investment, man. But if you've invested in other securities, you should know that saving 5%-20% of your total investable amount for cryptocurrencies is a good idea. And out of that 5%-20%, at least half should go into bitcoin.