Can you share Bitcoin percentage in your portfolio?

[Mpamaegbu]

I've seen many an alt cultist boasting about having no bitcoin. That's about the stupidest fucking position I could possibly imagine.

You don't need to blame them for not having any regards for Bitcoin after we saw the "almighty Bitcoin" crash like a pack of cards from that collosus height of $20k to $3k. Who wouldn't lose respect if they sold properties to buy at such ATH?

Well, for me I hodl an infinitesimal proportion of Bitcoin when compared to my hodlings in altcoins.

[mindrust]

As of now, it is %98.5. Mind that this percentage is from my crypto holdings. Not from my full portfolio which has other assets like gold, stocks etc.

I had it around 93-94% a few weeks ago just before the altcoin crash started. I dumped them all (mostly RVN and LTC) from the top price. Not coming back unless I can buy back at least twice of what I sold.

The only major altcoin I hold now is: Monero and I don't really know why. If the price shoots up I might dump that one away too but it doesn't show any signs of recovery.

[hatshepsut93]

BTC - 93.44%

XMR - 3.58%

ETH - 2.98%

Honestly, I want to drop my altcoins as soon as they'll get a good pump, I've missed so many opportunities to sell them with great profits because I got caught at that "I'm not a trader, I'm a hodler" mentality. I will also sell a good chunk of my BTC during the next bull run, because I didn't sell any the last time, which bothers me to this day.

[rachellee]

I don't have much funds, but in my generous holding, I do have 50% BTC, and the other half is divided in TRX, ETH and NCASH.  I always maintain half of my holdings in BTC, and just play with altcoins to accumulate more of it in preparation for the bullrun. I also have other tokens which I got from airdrops and bounties which have almost lost their value, if not totally, like TMT, OIO, IQN, etc. But I'm not losing hope on these ones. I still wanna hold to the possibility that it might enliven also when the market goes lively again.

[coin-investor]

I have two wallets, one from investment and another from bounty campaign and both wallets are on misery, coins that I received from bounty hunting which I expect to amount thousands of dollars ( because I participated in multiple bounty campaign of one project) are worth a few dollars $9 to be exact, even if I don't like I have any option but to hold and wait for a good price to come, if it will come.

[tomahawk9]

Rough guess:

60% BTC
20% XMR
10% fiat
5% LTC
5% shitcoins


I've been holding some shitcoins for over a year waiting to see if they'll get pumped during the next bull run or altcoin cycle so that I can increase my BTC and XMR stash. I usually keep some fiat on the side in case I want to FOMO buy something but that rarely happens, still, it's always good to have some fiat in your portfolio.

[traderethereum]

This is not important to discuss, but it's for general curiosity. I hold over 100 coins and tokens but most of them found in airdrops so they have near zero value. I only have 11 including BTC that I invested and really care about. I don't want to name all of them but as of today, nearly 66% percent (based on BTC price, not fiat) of my portfolio fills with Bitcoin.
Can you share your percentage of BTC holding? Kindly, only count coins that have value.

Wow, 100 coins and tokens are too big for hold, and I think you can make a lot of money once all of your coins is increase later.
Mmm, I don't know how much percentage of bitcoin holding right now because I never think to calculate it now and I only use it for a long-term investment.
But, I still doing trading so far and once again, I don't know the percentage of my bitcoin holding
I have more than 10 coins that have value, and it's waiting for the next of the bull market.

[nauane]

I am a simple guy with a simple portfolio. Here you go:

- BTC - 90%
- ETH - 5%
- DeepOnion - 1%
- Tokens that I don't remember - 4%

Bitcoin all the way. I don't care too much about the other coins. They are simply sitting in my wallet.

You are really lucky that you have 90% of your portfolio in BTC. The Altcoins are crashing badly and many people including me are in a big loss as we have more then 80% of the portfolio in altcoins. Although i do believe that the altcoins market will recover as soon as the BTC dominance is less. Currently BTC dominance is very high, more than 54% which is making altcoins bleeding.

I have many coins in my portfolio like HOLO, ETH, XVG, CELR, Steem, EOS, NEO and lot more. The sad part is that i only hold 10% of my total crypto portfolio in BTC.

[Adriano2010]

Yes i can share, and i think is better to hold more bitcoins than altcoins.

BTC: 45%, ETH: 20%, XLR: 15%, ETN: 10%, DGB: 10%

And i plan to get more coins and also another altcoins which can bring more profit over time.

[Yakamoto]

I've seen many an alt cultist boasting about having no bitcoin. That's about the stupidest fucking position I could possibly imagine.

You don't need to blame them for not having any regards for Bitcoin after we saw the "almighty Bitcoin" crash like a pack of cards from that collosus height of $20k to $3k. Who wouldn't lose respect if they sold properties to buy at such ATH?

Well, for me I hodl an infinitesimal proportion of Bitcoin when compared to my hodlings in altcoins.

Bitcoin might have crashed but absolutely every alt tumbled along with it. There was nothing that really lived through the crash in 2018 aside from Tether, and the reasoning for that is obvious. Every alt is influenced by Bitcoin at an almost perfect 1:1 ratio. Anything that happens with Bitcoin, losses especially, will be experienced by every other altcoin on the market. There's nothing special about holding altcoins in comparison to Bitcoin because they're all one and the same when money is being lost, the only difference is gains.

As for selling properties to buy at the ATH, blame stupid investors. If anyone did that with any other altcoin they'd be ridiculed just as much as they were here. I couldn't believe some people were actually mortgaging properties for Bitcoin, and I'd be equally as concerned if they chose to do that with any crypto. The potential loss simply isn't worth it.

I should also disclose that basically, my entire portfolio is in BTC right now, however, I am also currently rebuilding it. But it won't be super heavy in altcoin investments.

[justspare]

This is not important to discuss, but it's for general curiosity. I hold over 100 coins and tokens but most of them found in airdrops so they have near zero value. I only have 11 including BTC that I invested and really care about. I don't want to name all of them but as of today, nearly 66% percent (based on BTC price, not fiat) of my portfolio fills with Bitcoin.
Can you share your percentage of BTC holding? Kindly, only count coins that have value.

I have been a bounty hunter for a very long time and I have earned so much coin from hunting, which I have gained in some of them during the last altcoins bull run, it was from the money I gained that I used in investing in the top coin we have today, looking at my portfolio, I have it in 3 parts for security purpose, one is for pepper invest and the percentage of it is 70% of Bitcoin.

Other portfolio like the second on is filled with some of these coins I have already made money from and some that I got before bounty stopped paying, while the last of my portfolio is filled with coins that I get through air drops, but that in is almost empty now because I don’t keep airdrop coins for long term investment, I change the ones that has entered exchange immediately and cash them out no matter how little.

[Ailmand]

I hold more Bitcoin than altcoins. I hold 60% Bitcoin, 20% Ethereum and the rest is composed of different altcoins. I earned a higher percentage of Bitcoin because every time I trade my altcoins, I switch it to hold more BTC. I guess it's enough to gain a good profit when the bull run comes.

[Lucius]

For me personally only bitcoin is worth investing for long-term, therefore I can say that probably 90% of my holdings is in bitcoin. I also have some Doge, Nano, LTC, ETC and some other coins which I have collected over the years.

Although people say portfolio diversification is very important, in case of cryptocurrency it may cause more headaches than benefits. What is repeated over and over (also in this thread) that most of altcoins will eventually disappear, they simply have no purpose except occasional pumps&dumps.

[gentlemand]

You don't need to blame them for not having any regards for Bitcoin after we saw the "almighty Bitcoin" crash like a pack of cards from that collosus height of $20k to $3k. Who wouldn't lose respect if they sold properties to buy at such ATH?

Well, for me I hodl an infinitesimal proportion of Bitcoin when compared to my hodlings in altcoins.

Are you serious? Of course everything took a shit. Even the biggest alts shat to the tune of 95+%. Last time I checked that's a worse percentage than 83%.

It's little to do with percentages, all about the prospect of survival and future thriving. There are many coins that were once 'top' that are now worthless and will be forever.

If you get in and out quickly that's irrelevant but there are many people who somehow believe their no mark alt will be the 'Bitcoin killer' for the umpteenth time with its $10 of daily volume.

[BitBustah]

As of now, it is %98.5. Mind that this percentage is from my crypto holdings. Not from my full portfolio which has other assets like gold, stocks etc.

I had it around 93-94% a few weeks ago just before the altcoin crash started. I dumped them all (mostly RVN and LTC) from the top price. Not coming back unless I can buy back at least twice of what I sold.

The only major altcoin I hold now is: Monero and I don't really know why. If the price shoots up I might dump that one away too but it doesn't show any signs of recovery.

Monero looks like a very bad choice right now, the btc ratio is dropping heavily.  Most of my funds  are in bitcoin and ethereum.  I do own a very small amount of low tier altcoins but the amount is negligible.  Many altcoins serve no real purpose and were just created for a quick pump and dump.

[Muzika]

I own 80% bitcoin and the rest ofcourse alts and most of my alts has no good value and I am looking forward to sell it and convert it to bitcoin because I knew that the chance that the price of my alts will no longer be as good as the ICO price of it.

[bering]

Currently i don't have much crypto asset on my wallet but mostly i was hold 60% for bitcoin and 30% for ETH and the  rest of percentages mostly i get tokens or altcoins which no value but i personally don't dare to putting my money more than 50% for altcoins and my thought still bitcoin is my high priority rather than altcoins

[btccrusher]

I can't tell you about the absolute numbers, but can give you the percentages. My (crypto) portfolio composition by value is as following:

BTC - 93.94%
BCH - 4.39%
ETH - 0.84%
ONION - 0.47%
TMT - 0.23%
Others - 0.13%

As you can see, more than 98% of my portfolio is made up of Bitcoin and BCH (received the BCH as free airdrop after the forking event). I was never a big believer of the altcoins and although I may have missed out on the altcoin bull run of 2017, I don't regret about it now.

Now I know you are a legend investor. I guess you have a strategy to maintain a portfolio with over 90% BTC holding, that's a great idea. I'll try following this one.

Rough guess:

60% BTC
20% XMR
10% fiat
5% LTC
5% shitcoins

Alright, you have 40%, shitcoins man.

Wow, 100 coins and tokens are too big for hold, and I think you can make a lot of money once all of your coins is increase later.

That will never happen since most of them have ZERO value.

Currently i don't have much crypto asset on my wallet but mostly i was hold 60% for bitcoin and 30% for ETH and the  rest of percentages mostly i get tokens or altcoins which no value but i personally don't dare to putting my money more than 50% for altcoins and my thought still bitcoin is my high priority rather than altcoins

Don't worry, everyone starts at zero. Keep learning, you'll get what you want.

[exstasie]

This is not important to discuss, but it's for general curiosity. I hold over 100 coins and tokens but most of them found in airdrops so they have near zero value. I only have 11 including BTC that I invested and really care about. I don't want to name all of them but as of today, nearly 66% percent (based on BTC price, not fiat) of my portfolio fills with Bitcoin.
Can you share your percentage of BTC holding? Kindly, only count coins that have value.

90-95% BTC. It would be 100% if I hadn't been too lazy to sweep everything and dump it last year. I normally don't like to hold altcoins unless we're already firmly in a bull market and pump season is already upon us but like I said......lazy.

Lots of dead coins pumped in the 2017 run so I'm hoping the same happens the next time around. At least I'll be taxed at the long term capital gains rate when I sell those altcoins now.

[nur rochid]

This is not important to discuss, but it's for general curiosity. I hold over 100 coins and tokens but most of them found in airdrops so they have near zero value. I only have 11 including BTC that I invested and really care about. I don't want to name all of them but as of today, nearly 66% percent (based on BTC price, not fiat) of my portfolio fills with Bitcoin.
Can you share your percentage of BTC holding? Kindly, only count coins that have value.

90-95% BTC. It would be 100% if I hadn't been too lazy to sweep everything and dump it last year. I normally don't like to hold altcoins unless we're already firmly in a bull market and pump season is already upon us but like I said......lazy.

Lots of dead coins pumped in the 2017 run so I'm hoping the same happens the next time around. At least I'll be taxed at the long term capital gains rate when I sell those altcoins now.

for now I only hold 50% for bitcoin. and others are potential coins according to my analysis. but for now I really think to convert so that the volume of bitcoin is bigger, because the market is difficult to analyze