Your ideas for a 150k portfolio

[NWJBL]

For a portfolio in excess of USD 150,000

> moderate risk appetite (by crypto standards)
> don't want to just put it in btc and have it maybe double
> don't want to spread too thin on tiny, speculative alts. Pure gambling, IMO, and also usually means risk of loss/exchange problems/so many different wallets, etc.
> Have lost significant money on ~15 then-popular altcoins in 2013 so slightly wary
> yes, can afford to lose it all

Current split:



BTC - 70%
LTC - 11%
IOTA - 10%
BCH - 6%
ONION - 2%
BTG - 1%
ENJ- 1%


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[AboeHoeraira]

Go all in on litecoin!! you will have it 100doubled in a few months!

jk, no idea man, good luck, hope you will make lots of profit lol

[cryptohunter]

bitbay
blocknet
byteball

and a few other REAL projects

[oyoW9Pie8oh]

Why not Ripple in your Portfolio? I think this is a good invest now and for long i see many potential.
Also i see ADA and XSPEC (this the coins i will add to my portfolio today or tomorrow)

[tylerik1]

For a portfolio in excess of USD 150,000

> moderate risk appetite (by crypto standards)
> don't want to just put it in btc and have it maybe double
> don't want to spread too thin on tiny, speculative alts. Pure gambling, IMO, and also usually means risk of loss/exchange problems/so many different wallets, etc.
> Have lost significant money on ~15 then-popular altcoins in 2013 so slightly wary
> yes, can afford to lose it all

Current split:



BTC - 70%
LTC - 11%
IOTA - 10%
BCH - 6%
ONION - 2%
BTG - 1%
ENJ- 1%


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You split looks great but why you havent bought Ethereum? You should think about adding it to your portfolio, its definitly a coin that will pump with Bitcoin in long term!

[Borin]

30% BTC,
30-50% DASH, ETH, NEO, LTC
20% ICOs
0-20% Shits like emc2.

If you want put just one egg into basket, and try luck for new year my bet is.... NEO (You can earn GAS too if you holding them into a wallet).

[nsasuiteb]

Good portfolio but it seems you don't love risk because it is not a moderate risk portfolio but I am not sure about this as well, since we might be faced with a market rising to $1 tln

[Luigi_LP]

I would spread it in this way:
50% in bitcoin
40% in solid and consolidated cryptocurrencies like ethereum, dash, monero
5% in altcoin, where you can make a short term investment and also do trading if you are able to
5% in ICO (I personally suggest you to follow the ICO that will be done from the Gilgamesh project, I think that this project can have a bright future and can bring a lots of advantages to the industry where they are trying to innovate)

[deepcryptomine]

I like your distribution and that your portfolio has 70% allocation to bitcoin. In my personal opinion there are better options available than Onion. It will be better if you can add ethereum. There are plenty of good projects running on ethereum platform and it is here to stay.

BTW your distribution comes out at 101% based on your allocation.

[KingScorpio]

For a portfolio in excess of USD 150,000

> moderate risk appetite (by crypto standards)
> don't want to just put it in btc and have it maybe double
> don't want to spread too thin on tiny, speculative alts. Pure gambling, IMO, and also usually means risk of loss/exchange problems/so many different wallets, etc.
> Have lost significant money on ~15 then-popular altcoins in 2013 so slightly wary
> yes, can afford to lose it all

Current split:



BTC - 70%
LTC - 11%
IOTA - 10%
BCH - 6%
ONION - 2%
BTG - 1%
ENJ- 1%


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to much bitcoin, to few encription services, i woul someing like waves or neo to it,

and as much i hate ripple, i think ripple could be manipulated by the banksters and explode in value when they will pump it,

[NWJBL]

to much bitcoin, to few encription services, i woul someing like waves or neo to it,

and as much i hate ripple, i think ripple could be manipulated by the banksters and explode in value when they will pump it,

What do you recommend, % bitcoin? if I drop to 50% that gives me about $40,000 to put into other stuff. Which coins do you count under encryption services?

[Coin.Master636]

I think NVST would be a good bet as well. The dividends would really pay off if their DEX becomes popular.

Why didn't you include DASH? Do you think it will crash and burn? Because that one has been rising a lot lately. Same for Ripple by the way.

[NWJBL]

I think NVST would be a good bet as well. The dividends would really pay off if their DEX becomes popular.

Why didn't you include DASH? Do you think it will crash and burn? Because that one has been rising a lot lately. Same for Ripple by the way.

So basically I had BTC and LTC from years ago. BCH and BTG I got from the forks. The others I just bought on a whim, essentially. I struggle to keep up with the crypto world and am slow on the uptake with what is "hot right now". I haven't intentionally excluded any coins, specifically.

Dash, ripple... maybe I should just spread around top 10 market cap coins. I really don't believe anyone can genuinely predict the success of most of the others, they all pump and dump and you have to be there at the right time, I guess. People don't tend to post about their bad trades.


I do have the capital to go deep in some ICOs, though. I guess then dumping immediately when they hit an exchange?

[styca]

For a portfolio in excess of USD 150,000 [...]
moderate risk appetite (by crypto standards) [...]
yes, can afford to lose it all

I've picked these three parts from your post. #1 I think is less relevant than #2 and #3, but then #2 itself makes #3 irrelevant... so the only thing that is important regarding advice is moderate risk...
In that case I would advise a similar strategy to the one I'm following:

- a good proportion in BTC,
- a good proportion in top alts (I have ETH, XRP, NEM, NEO, and lately Cardano; missed the IOTA train but hoping to catch it later when the price against BTC is better)
- the rest in your favourite lower cap coins.

And then add to this some 'moderate risk' trading if you wish, betting small amounts on daily fluctuations or larger (but still cautious) amounts on more reliable longer-term trends.

[xpashtetx]

I would have distributed everything like this
60% in Bitcoin
25% in ETH, NEO, LTC, DASH, IOTA, WAVES
10% in other crypto-currency coins, for trading on the exchange
5% in ICO

[Anonylz]

Dont pay attention to this guy if you do not want to lose your funds because of him.

bitbay blocknet byteball

You have a nice portfolio at the moment, the 70% in bitcoin is perfect, but the ten percent in IOTA is the only thing that i have not liked about it.

Why dont you put that money on Monero? In a few months it will be much more profitable than hold this kind of coin that is useless.

And onions? Why are you going to buy something that you can earn for free?

[gallery2000]

of course you can divide your money into several projects. But if you invest in one worthy project like Eth, Stratis, Neo, ltc - then you can earn a lot more 

[Coin.Master636]

I think NVST would be a good bet as well. The dividends would really pay off if their DEX becomes popular.

Why didn't you include DASH? Do you think it will crash and burn? Because that one has been rising a lot lately. Same for Ripple by the way.

So basically I had BTC and LTC from years ago. BCH and BTG I got from the forks. The others I just bought on a whim, essentially. I struggle to keep up with the crypto world and am slow on the uptake with what is "hot right now". I haven't intentionally excluded any coins, specifically.

Dash, ripple... maybe I should just spread around top 10 market cap coins. I really don't believe anyone can genuinely predict the success of most of the others, they all pump and dump and you have to be there at the right time, I guess. People don't tend to post about their bad trades.


I do have the capital to go deep in some ICOs, though. I guess then dumping immediately when they hit an exchange?

Congratz if you have BTC and LTC from years ago :-)

It's true what you say. Nothing can be predicted with 100% certainty. But that's true for the top 10 market cap coins as well.
With obscure and new coins, the biggest short term profits or losses can be generated. With the bigger coins you can see jumps as well, but they're more a long term investment.

[GayOfThrones]

I would put far less iota and on both in the portfolio. I would add bytebsll, bancor and waves. And perhaps a few among zcash, set and similar.

[KingScorpio]

to much bitcoin, to few encription services, i woul someing like waves or neo to it,

and as much i hate ripple, i think ripple could be manipulated by the banksters and explode in value when they will pump it,

What do you recommend, % bitcoin? if I drop to 50% that gives me about $40,000 to put into other stuff. Which coins do you count under encryption services?

waves/neo/ethereum/nxt