coins, coins, coins, which is the better to invest and trade in on exchanges?

[K.Mac]

With the vast number of coins that are out on the market, which is the better to invest in, with exchanges at a low at the moment, coins are easily available for a low investment, but which coin? Should one get a lower $value coin(ie, ADA) to obtain more, or a highter $ value coin(ie, BTC) , and obtain partial coins, or altogether invest in new coins that are coming out  with token sales, and hope that they don't die out.. As a "newbie" to the crypto world, and at USD exhange rate to coin value, what little I have needs to be a good investment for future gains. Coin/token suggestions welcome at this point.

[shade jenn]

yes, there are so much altcoin, you should consider it carefully by :
- coin age (the older the better, means it stable)
- coin volume 24h
- coin marketcap
- coin total supply
- their community (how the dev comunicate with thir community is active of not)

and you can also check and track their coin in https://coinmarketcap.com, it has the top 100 rank list coin right now.

[pame_gera]

This is not a question that someone can answer by saying this or that coin.

My suggestion is that you should spread your available funds in various coins.

If you are a long term investor put 50% of your investment in top 10 coins ,30% in lower coins and keep a 20% for day trading.

Regards.

[K.Mac]

This is not a question that someone can answer by saying this or that coin.

My suggestion is that you should spread your available funds in various coins.

If you are a long term investor put 50% of your investment in top 10 coins ,30% in lower coins and keep a 20% for day trading.

Regards.
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This is very insightful, thankyou,

[bitmover]

If you are looking at the market, you may have e already noticed that bitcoin is the most stable and resilient coin out there.
You should keep the most part of your cryptocurrency portfolio in btc.

[biggNY]

This is not a question that someone can answer by saying this or that coin.

My suggestion is that you should spread your available funds in various coins.

If you are a long term investor put 50% of your investment in top 10 coins ,30% in lower coins and keep a 20% for day trading.

Regards.

agree with this, you need to decide what alcoin are you going to invest in. You need to get to know the tech behind these projects and invest in projects/coins you have faith in. I believe you cannot go wrong with nearly any of the top 100 coins, not at these prices anyway. but that is just my opinion, you have to do research for yourself to see in which one you believe in the most.

to answer your question regarding whether to buy cheap (per unit coin) like ADA for example or more expensive one like ETH for example I would like to say, multipliers are the same regardless of what the unit price was. so if both of the coins went up 5x and you had equal investment(fiat or btc) in both of them, then you get same profit off of them too. hope that it makes sense...

[muhammedayo1]

Divide your investment fund, give 50% to BTC ,15% to low Sats coins, 15% to utility but low $ value such as ADA, iota etc while the remaining 20% for utility coins at their bottom such as ETH, NEO & DASH.

[mk4]

It completely depends on you, everyone has their own style on investing, with different risk:reward ratios.

You want low risk:low reward? Go majority on bitcoin.
You want high risk:high reward? Go invest in some decent altcoins.
You want the best of both worlds? Then put half or majority on bitcoin and the others on some alts.

It's completely up to you. There's no one correct way of investing in cryptocurrencies or investing in anything in general.

[Cheezesus]

Depends on you. If you want to all in it in bitcoin you can do it, it will be a one time big time if the price of bitcoin skyrockets this year. Best possible way is to spread your money on different coins so that you will have many possible way to have a profit.