WINNING THE GAME AGAINST BAD PROJECTS

[Leonardo7]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

[JeotQ]

This is exactly what i did with my portfolio, i spend 70% on bitcoin and 30% on altcoins because there might be some disappointment in the future about altcoins, even if bitcoin surges very high if bitcoin dominance rise high too altcoins won't see any new altcoin season

[Bitcoinmeetups.org]

Maybe, yes you are probably right.

[TanakabZX]

To me its always a bad idea to buy new coins because they will surely face some disasters just like how bitcoin did in its early days, if you watch the old days chart you will see that bitcoin drops from 40$ to 2$, every new coins will pass the saw until they get stronger

[makishart]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

This caused by the whale will only create an early pump to the coin because the whale was also participated in the IEO. I have participated in several IEO projects in the past and i always sold my coin at early pump and that always gave me a lot of return. This is a very sad part of crypto when the market is not so healthy as the whale with a lot of money can always control the market.
I just stick to the safe zone like you when i have sold all of my bags from participated in the IEO.

[BlackFor3st]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Not all will go to this kind of technique as I know that you already that the more riskier your investment is the bigger ROI you will get and most of the investors that have the gut to gamble in this kind of investment will surely oppose your opinion.

But for the newbies or those people who don't know how to dig some good projects then it will be best that you should follow what OP has said so you can avoid in being a victim to those bad projects out there.

[Kemarit]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Yeah, it could work, majority of your investment should be in BTC and then the rest some on altcoins that is more established already so that the risk of losing is very low. Because of the worsening market conditions, investing on IEO or even ICO are very risky indeed. That is why majority of conservative investors today are simply putting their hard earn money in BTC so that they are in the safe zone. Nothing is wrong with that, actually this is what majority of smart investors are doing right now.

[o48o]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

That ratio of btc/alts seems fine to me. This is a market of high volatility and nothing is safe in a normal sense but i think some hand picked high marketcap coins will be lot safer then low marketcap coins. They are low marketcap for a reason. And while there will be time to gamble with some of them too, but this doesn't seem to be right time for it.

[Rodeo02]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Not all will go to this kind of technique as I know that you already that the more riskier your investment is the bigger ROI you will get and most of the investors that have the gut to gamble in this kind of investment will surely oppose your opinion.

But for the newbies or those people who don't know how to dig some good projects then it will be best that you should follow what OP has said so you can avoid in being a victim to those bad projects out there.

Yes  the more risk the more chancr that you will also have a high  earn bigger. but its a gamble you can only do this if you are willing to gamble your money to a project that you think have a good future and can give you highest ROI from your capital but not guaranteed can happen.

[duuuuude]

I have already reduced my portfolio for a long time and poured all unnecessary coins into Bitcoin because at the moment it is the strongest currency with a good and developing infrastructure.

[Greatchu]

I was frustrated as well and i end up selling many shitcoins for bitcoin and i blamed myself not doing this since all this while, many altcoins have no future and i don't tend on risking it, i only leave few good altcoins in my wallet

[btcdie]

I started to know crypto, my portfolio of bitcoin is always the biggest, because this is the mother and who controls everything. many people say if you want to get rich quick then what you have to do is buy Altcoin, and yeah that's right. But the risk of loss is also quite large. one's strategy of making investment allocations is certainly different, but on average someone tends to allocate to the most Bitcoin. for now I prefer coins that are on the market, ICO/IEO and the like today are mostly bullshit or not promising, but if the project appeals to me maybe I only spend 4-7% of my total investment allocation.

[Thomas-s]

BCH, Vchain, etc is not a safe zone. I don’t understand why you think so? if your portfolio is filled only with these coins, then you already saw what kind of losses they can bring to you. or the volatility of your portfolio is also very high. I think this is a very dangerous trap. people think these coins are good but later they will cry.

[mrdeposit]

The top ranked reliable altcoins have always been the most chosen. They are more convenient in terms of security. That is why I support your choices. Also, keep in mind that you can also divide 5% of the investment into altcoins with a low market cap. Because you know there are also better ones among them.

brave

It must be bat you want to say.

[hatshepsut93]

So stick to the safe zone.

Bitcoin is the only "safe zone", the coins that you named are just shitcoins that are dying slower than blatant scams, but they are still dying - they don't see much real world use, they don't make large improvements to their protocol, many of them are based on completely flawed fundamentals, like Bcash with their big blocks. Ethereum will likely live the longest, so in some sense it's "safe", but it doesn't mean that it's a great long term investment.

[X-ray]

To me its always a bad idea to buy new coins because they will surely face some disasters just like how bitcoin did in its early days, if you watch the old days chart you will see that bitcoin drops from 40$ to 2$, every new coins will pass the saw until they get stronger

The problem with these altcoins compared to bitcoin in the early days, while bitcoin gone down from $40 to $2 it could back up and get pumped to another new level of ATH meanwhile all these shitcoins once got dumped will become worthless forever. Although for some people that aren't really good at trading or bad at managing their emotion this kind of price rollercoaster could get them losing.

[ubercool]

Depends on your risk factor. There are many investors and traders who take risks on making more profits by investing in IEOs or investing early in a project. I agree that there is a higher chance of losing your money or making a loss but it's worth taking for projects which do have some potential.

[Kyraishi]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Definitely.

Especially in bearish market conditions, the effects of a bad project on the investor is infinitely magnified due to the fact that essentially there is no secondary market demand for these tokens, whether they're from ICO or IEO alike.

Diversification will hedge against idiosyncratic risks like these. But at the end of the day, you need to believe that the direction of the general crypto markets is heading north. Also, even some established alts can be potentially a ticking time bomb due to incompetent developers and/or unrealistic goals.

[kindbtc]

I like your thinking and i also try to do the same but the fact which cannot be denied is that if you found a good project you should take the risk and invest as early as possible, never forget that bitcoin's initial price was only 0.01$ while Eth was sold for 0.70$ only. So early birds always take the worms.

[cytpoway121]

I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Not realling changing your mind, just offering a different view,
I believve when it comes to investment, you don't stick your balls into several baskets.

Regarding upcoming altcoins, i can say tokoin, harmony and perhaps even Sero has done relatively well, If anyone has complaints about such i would say they do not understand how trading of crypto currency works..

When we mention ieo, it was a lot of success for both investors and even bounty hunters, Just that it depends on each investor realizing and identifying why and the need to join an ieo.

Without those details clarified, then it could turn out to be something else

In crypto currency, you do research daily, daily, daily and learn daily.