What Cryptocurrencies Should I buy? Building your Portfolio

[Jessica Lee]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

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[mrdeposit]

I guess long term investment may be more risky. This volatility can shorten the long term for a short time. So, you trade with signals in short term trade, and do not lose big. But it is very difficult to know what will happen in the long term.

[Neo.op]

I always favor long-term investments.Because people got a bitcoin from $ 1, $ 10, or even $ 100.and after making a small income, they sold it.If they had more courage to wait, most of them would be billionaires today.I prefer to wait.

[AztecGoldHero]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

you need to seperate your portfolio as much as you can,

main coins %40
%25 btc
%25 usd
%10 shit coins

also you need to seperate these percentences too, you shoulnd invest all your money to 1 main coin,

ı prefer platform coins like waves, vet, ether, because of their tokens, you can avarage and trade main platform coin with alttokens of that platform, for example you can trade at waves dex and you can rise your waves portfolio, but if you buy just a coin from binance or any exchange you just have to wait the bull for that coın, you dont have any chance to rise your portfolio.

[Kiweikoo]

The cryptocurrency one should buy should be solely dependent on the project and the real life value it has to offer, we have a lots of projects that seems good in the market, but are not really good because they have no real life purpose, what I mean is that, no one can make use of them for someone special or unique. For example, Bitcoin is known to be a store of value just like gold but it is better than gold since it's transferable digitally.

[muslol67]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

My investment strategy is always the same. I make long-term investments on low-value coins that haven't shown a significant rise to date. I have no interest with Binance tokens, for example.

[KingDome]

It was because on the HYPE. the HYPE would actually bring bitcoin to get into more popular. Hence nowadays everyone would like to have their own smartphone and internet, people just can actually search internet about bitcoin and boom. The more people know, the less whale to get bitcoin to get moved the up and down so easliy.

[anatolij.shishkin]

Well. Your package must be of the best coins. To get profit in such a market in the long term. It all depends on. Togo on how much you are willing to take risks.

[JuggSlash]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

you need to seperate your portfolio as much as you can,

main coins %40
%25 btc
%25 usd
%10 shit coins

also you need to seperate these percentences too, you shoulnd invest all your money to 1 main coin,

ı prefer platform coins like waves, vet, ether, because of their tokens, you can avarage and trade main platform coin with alttokens of that platform, for example you can trade at waves dex and you can rise your waves portfolio, but if you buy just a coin from binance or any exchange you just have to wait the bull for that coın, you dont have any chance to rise your portfolio.

This kind of investment is just a way to earn profits in a separate way, but, there are some kinds of risks if you invest in that separate way.

[Mcmich]

In my opinion, both short term and long term investing is risky and good too. You may get a coin for short term and mk much profit from it while you can get a coin also g or long term and you hold for years without profit. Crypto is a two way thing.

[SixOfFive]

Analyzing current situation.  I don't suggest you to buy any shit token/coin. Still if you want to diversify your portfolio,  you can add some good coins like LTC,  XMR,  ETH,  TRX etc.

[shakesbear]

Guess the coin that will make the most profit in a year or two is almost impossible, so you have to diversify the portfolio. You always need to have BTC and USD, the rest is at your discretion.

[Sanford]

Analyzing current situation.  I don't suggest you to buy any shit token/coin. Still if you want to diversify your portfolio,  you can add some good coins like LTC,  XMR,  ETH,  TRX etc.

I think everyone lost money. One correct tip. Do not invest in the fact that tomorrow may disappear. So we choose the best projects for this.

[JeffBrad12]

Well. Your package must be of the best coins. To get profit in such a market in the long term. It all depends on. Togo on how much you are willing to take risks.

It's not always about the best coin but we must try to pick a potential coin that backed by a trusted company, there was a lot of undervalued coins like enjin in the market which can give us a lot of benefits in the future. The best coin is about a coin with a bunch of potentials.

[Ailmand]

If you're looking for a long term investment, you should be mindful of the coin that you're buying. Try to do series of research to help you decide what to buy. There are lots of potential altcoins these days but well-established coins would fit for a long term investment. Eos, Eth, Ltc and of course btc are the best choices.

[ExFrozze]

I like investing in the short term, with tokens that are relatively priced below 0.001 usd, by buying a lot and a few days' hold, the possibility for prices to grow is so convincing, even though only a few percent grow. example of HBRS

[disconnectme]

If you are expecting people to feed you then you will be buying their own bags, what you need is research, most people come into the space because we come across BTC and started researching it, the CMC is there, check for undervalued good projects and position yourself for good news to pump the price

[alan2here]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

There are a total of 2129 coins available in the coinmarketcap and lots of choices for everyone during this time but to be able to earn higher profits, you should choose new coins like NEW, TOP, MTV, BTT, FET because these are projects developed in the form of IEO and are listed in large exchanges. In my opinion, investing in these new projects may be risky because there has been a strong price increase after IEO but if you want to earn high profits it is the choice for you.

[maydna]

I use both short-term and long-term trading, and so far, it works well for me. In the short-term, I use altcoin to trade, and I can make a profit from that. Besides that, I still hold some coins from the last year because the price is going down too deep and makes me still hold, but I am sure that soon, all of the coin prices will increase again.

In the long-term, I choose bitcoin, etherum, litecoin, dash, zec, monero, and other coins as my investment. I did make a lot of money in 2017, and I don't buy too much in the last year but I start to buy again in this year, so I can expect to make a profit again this year or in the next year. I always diversify my investment by choosing the right coin from my analysis because that is my chance to make a profit in the short-term and the long-term.

[Nivia1st]

Before diving in, you need to be aware of the fact that your cryptocurrency portfolio structure will largely depend on the type of investment that you are after. Are you in it for a short-term gain? Or are you placing long-term bets on the industry?

Investing in cryptocurrency in the short-term is extremely risky due to the wild price fluctuations and you if that’s what you want to do then you should focus more on TA (Technical Analysis), rather than the fundamentals of the coins you’re investing in.

On the other hand, if you are playing the long-term then you need to pay close attention to the fundamental value of the cryptocurrencies you are investing in and you need to make sure that you have a well-diversified portfolio.

Prior to 2015, there weren’t really any legitimate cryptocurrency investment alternatives to Bitcoin. However, that has radically changed as the cryptocurrency space continued gaining momentum. Today there are thousands of so-called “altcoins”, which are alternatives to cryptocurrency.

These coins can be quickly found on platforms like CoinMarketCap, which displays the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and also lets investors check cryptocurrency prices.

With that in mind, let’s now explore what types of cryptocurrencies there are, which ones are the best to invest in, and how to properly diversify a crypto portfolio.

Here are some of the altcoins that I recommend for you.
ETH, BNB tokens, Litecoin, Pundi-x, and Enjin.

specifically for BNB tokens, you can buy as much as possible because this coin has a good future. I personally have it since last year, if it counts I have already gotten more than 100% profit only from BNB tokens (fyi : I bought it at a price of $ 10).

all the coins I recommend are suitable for long-term or short-term investments.