Altcoin Investing

[lienfaye]

1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio
2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain

The question is how much is your initial capital? I think 1% is too low, though this is solely depends on you. On the other side taking your inital capital after 3x gain is good but for me I will also get some profit from my gains so if the price turn downward I already enjoy some of my earnings. Well this is also depends on your strategy since we have our own way of thinking.

3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts.

If the altcoin that you hold is well-established and unlikely to be delisted in exchanges (and turn shitcoin) then there's no reason to sell completely. Just choose a worthy altcoins because even there's a negative news circulating that can affect the price, it wont turn to zero and will certainly bounce back again.

[Ridwan Fauzi]

I guess it doesn't matter you spend 50% of your capital to buy an altcoin because there are some altcoins are safe if we hold it for long term investment. As we all know, ETH has already reached its all time high. I still remember thag this coin has ever dropped to $35 a few years ago, can you imagine what will you do if you still hold the ETH wheb you bought it at $35, you will be reach.

Also, some altcoin like ADA and BNB, these coins also have a good future. I still remember when ADA reached $0.07 a few years ago, you will be happy if you bought it at that price and still hold until now. So, you will be fine although you choose long term investment in altcoin as long as you already know that the altcoin has a potential to be a good coin in the future.

[Shasha80]

I do not recommend investing in altcoins of 1% of the portfolio, because the profit you get will be very small. Maybe the profit you get will be
exhausted by transaction fees or withdrawal fees if you only use 1% of your capital. Or you do have a very large capital, so it is enough to use 1% of
the portfolio. Because you don't explain in detail. Regarding the profit target we want to get, surely everyone has a different target. So if you are
satisfied with the 3x gain it's your choice. It's true that altcoins are very risky, so they can go down very deep. As you said, altcoins prices can drop
by up to 60%-90% of their value. Therefore a good analysis is needed before deciding to invest in altcoins.

[criket]

I do not recommend investing in altcoins of 1% of the portfolio, because the profit you get will be very small. Maybe the profit you get will be
exhausted by transaction fees or withdrawal fees if you only use 1% of your capital. Or you do have a very large capital, so it is enough to use 1% of
the portfolio. Because you don't explain in detail. Regarding the profit target we want to get, surely everyone has a different target. So if you are
satisfied with the 3x gain it's your choice. It's true that altcoins are very risky, so they can go down very deep. As you said, altcoins prices can drop
by up to 60%-90% of their value. Therefore a good analysis is needed before deciding to invest in altcoins.

if he thinks about 1% of the money he has to invest in altcoins. I am sure he has a large capital. otherwise, he will not get any of the investment he made.
he may have greater expectations and like the BTC market than the altcoin. if he is investing in BTC, of course, he has a large capital.
because some people don't like certain altcoins and focus more on the BTC market. when a trader and investor only focuses on one asset then he can really know how he can get bigger profits because of understanding the asset, project, and market.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

I’d like to get some opinions on Altcoin investing strategy. Here’s where I’m upto.

1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio
2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain
3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts.

One of the challenges of investing in altcoins is knowing the coins to holds and those to take profit due to them not been authentic. We have coins that basically just copy already existing codes and launches their own project, these kind of project hardly succeed in the long term.

They could be buzzing when they launch newly due to shilling but as time goes on, they die off the market when other shitcoin are been shilled. We have numerous of them, and there are more to come so if you have interest in altcoins you have to be extra cautious of coins you add to your portfolio.

On the other hand, coins that either improved on already existing codes, making theirs superior or those that develops a brand new idea and sells it effectively to the community has a higher chance of succeeding in the industry.

[senyorito123]

I guess it doesn't matter you spend 50% of your capital to buy an altcoin because there are some altcoins are safe if we hold it for long term investment. As we all know, ETH has already reached its all time high. I still remember thag this coin has ever dropped to $35 a few years ago, can you imagine what will you do if you still hold the ETH wheb you bought it at $35, you will be reach.

Also, some altcoin like ADA and BNB, these coins also have a good future. I still remember when ADA reached $0.07 a few years ago, you will be happy if you bought it at that price and still hold until now. So, you will be fine although you choose long term investment in altcoin as long as you already know that the altcoin has a potential to be a good coin in the future.

The amount to invest doesn't matter as long you know everything about the Altcoins you will be investing. It very important to know each details, for you to have peace of mind. Investing such Altcoins doesn't mean gaining profit easily. It needs understanding, patience and trust.

There are two ways to invest, first is investing through short term where you are Contented to the value of your choosen Altcoins you have. Second is investing through long term which you need to wait until its value hit the highest value. Right choice is highly needed also in investment better think and understand it more.

[adzino]

I’d like to get some opinions on Altcoin investing strategy. Here’s where I’m upto.
1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio

Maybe be a bit more? 1% sounds way too less unless you are investing huge sum of money. Maybe invest 1% in some random altcoins while investing rest 9% in some good, wellknown altcoins.

2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain

Sure. You can do that. But this means you might have to be holding for long term. Your altcoin profits won't jump to 3x in few days.

3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts

Even if it does lost 60%-90% of its value (more likely to happen with random scam/shit coins), you won't make any loss as long as you don't sell. The prices will eventually recover. But then again, it is up to you to decide, is it worth holding for this long?

[Kitaiev]

I agree more with your altcoin investment strategy than i disagree. I agree that when investing in an altcoin you should be prepared for the fact that it can lose most of its value but it is worth fixing profits in different situations in different ways, you can take your money from the market and without waiting for x3 the main thing is not to lose it.

[isaac_clarke22]

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One of the challenges of investing in altcoins is knowing the coins to holds and those to take profit due to them not been authentic. We have coins that basically just copy already existing codes and launches their own project, these kind of project hardly succeed in the long term.

They could be buzzing when they launch newly due to shilling but as time goes on, they die off the market when other shitcoin are been shilled. We have numerous of them, and there are more to come so if you have interest in altcoins you have to be extra cautious of coins you add to your portfolio.

On the other hand, coins that either improved on already existing codes, making theirs superior or those that develops a brand new idea and sells it effectively to the community has a higher chance of succeeding in the industry.

This.
Actually we can't blame that those carbon-copy projects still exist.
They're just up for shorter-term $$$. That's why many would claim, including me that those types of projects aren't for hodling purposes unlike Bitcoin.

Still some investors continue to feed those projects and that's why they keep coming back in greater numbers after doing an exit scam at the end of their project's lifetime.

[maydna]

Altcoins can give more profit that Bitcoin. https://dailycoin.com/top-performing-underperforming-crypto/ here is articles about more promising altcoins that can give more profit than Bitcoin. What do you think about this altcoins? How promising are they?

That will depend on the altcoins because, with so many altcoins on the market, it will not be easy to analyze them, even if that altcoin has a good position in the market. I read the article, and I think Theta, VeChain, BitTorrent, CRO and Harmony can be good as the investment. Still, you need to find out more information about those coins because those coin getting pump for a while, and the coin price now seems not stable and going down again.

I do not know how promising that coin. That is why I suggest you search for more info. But if you are sure that the coins have the potential to increase, you can start to buy now, but remember, do not buy with big funds because that will be too risky for you.

[NoG-NoG]

I’d like to get some opinions on Altcoin investing strategy. Here’s where I’m upto.

1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio
2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain
3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts.

Well I think that in terms of earning and profit, I feel that you need to be not greedy because most of greedy trader and hodlers turns out to lost funds instead of gain and earn profit. Just keep in mind that profit will always be profit no matter how small or big it is.

[bonyaserg]

Now that the world is developing in the field of the cryptoindustry, many are watching their investments, which bring excellent profits to users. And they, too, are waiting for this bubble to burst. But personally, I believe that there will be a fall in altcoins, but after an indefinite time there will be excellent growth again. Because this is a market and the market is undergoing a lot of changes. And investing will always bring excellent returns to cryptocurrency holders.

[michellee]

I’d like to get some opinions on Altcoin investing strategy. Here’s where I’m upto.

1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio
2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain
3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts.

Investing when you are ready for everything, ready to lose all your earned money, ready to endure the discomfort and stress... has a lot of things that need you to be ready. This market will eliminate you if you do not understand it, investing in knowledge is a better approach than investing money in this market.

Before you start investing, do not forget to search for much information about the investment and do not think that your investment will give you a big profit in the short term. You should know that every investment has a risk and will depend on how to manage the risk.

If you invest in altcoin and the price explodes and rise higher, you can sell it at once and leave the market for a while because it will be back to the low price for a while. So when you want to buy back the altcoin, you will get a good time to buy it back later. Do not force yourself to wait for the other high price because the altcoin will not always increase after it reaches the high price.

[Pamadar]

Well I think that in terms of earning and profit, I feel that you need to be not greedy because most of greedy trader and hodlers turns out to lost funds instead of gain and earn profit. Just keep in mind that profit will always be profit no matter how small or big it is.

True, greed will not end with a profit even many have regretted it because those who are greedy always get lucky in the end, so trade wisely and always take profit even though it seems small and not too big.

You always need to act accordingly,  having good disipline matter's most!

If you have this attitude and you understand things in full, your chance to succeed from this venue of investment is quite  much higher, everything depends from how you facilitate your actions, learn how to become more responsive to every action that you take. There's always the right way .

[ven7net]

I’d like to get some opinions on Altcoin investing strategy. Here’s where I’m upto.

1.   Only invest 1% of portfolio
2.   Take out initial stake after 3x gain
3.   What about taking further profits, selling out completely? I’ve read that altcoins will lose 60-90% of their value when altcoin bubble bursts.

It is very important for me to have a strategy when investing in altcoins, as well as have a clear goal. My strategy is to choose a promising altcoin that has a potential for growth. Next, I calculate its probable future value and mark the price at which I will be ready to sell this crypto asset. Then I wait for the price to rise and sell. In doing so, I adhere to the standard investor rules and try to invest as much as I am willing to lose. I also know about the risks and this allows me to react to the purchase or sale of a crypto asset on time, which allows me not to lose, but to be always in profit.

[aryana42]

Investing in crypto is very risky because their price is not stable especially if there is no potential and your choice is not longterm you are right you do not have to stake in a single altcoins then you also buy other longterm altcoins such as defi coin the rest of them have potential and longterm.

Are all the Defi coins suitable for buying and holding in the long run? because I only see a few Defi coins that have potential in the long term, because this is related to investment issues, the consideration must also be really clear I think.

[distr@yopmail.com]

Isn't that 1% too small? It should take about 30% to 50% of the portfolio in order to get a lot of profit. But keep in mind that it's already entering altcoin season, so whatever altcoins it seems to me now is the perfect time to buy and hodl.

almost all altcoins have experienced an increase. but what you need to pay attention to is the right momentum. Don't just follow the coins that are in the hype, it can trap your bankroll if you are not a trading professional.
but if he were to focus more on bitcoin with all his investments, I think there would be no problem putting 1% of his money in altcoins. and I'm sure it must be in a pretty good amount.

[Vishnu.Reang]

Isn't that 1% too small? It should take about 30% to 50% of the portfolio in order to get a lot of profit. But keep in mind that it's already entering altcoin season, so whatever altcoins it seems to me now is the perfect time to buy and hodl.

Perhaps he is talking about the total investment portfolio, which may include real estate, treasury bonds, bank deposits, mutual funds and bullion. Out of this, cryptocurrency may perhaps comprise only 5% or 10% of the volume. And 1% here would mean almost one-fifth of the cryptocurrency portfolio. Given the volatility of the altcoins, I think this is the right amount. In my case, less than 5% of my cryptocurrency portfolio is comprised of altcoins.

[tvplus006]

But I'm not interested in a coin that's hype. I prefer to invest in old coins that have a good history, have a large community and of course a great team. But from some cases especially for a beginner they prefer to invest in a new altcoin which has a higher risk and that is one of the mistakes that need to be avoided.

Investing in old coins is safer than investing in new altcoins. But I am sure that every investor should spend part of their capital on investing in new projects. Participating in public sales or investing in a project at an earlier stage, during a bull market, allows you to earn thousands of percent of the profit that can not be obtained from investing in old coins.

[criket]

But I'm not interested in a coin that's hype. I prefer to invest in old coins that have a good history, have a large community and of course a great team. But from some cases especially for a beginner they prefer to invest in a new altcoin which has a higher risk and that is one of the mistakes that need to be avoided.

that's a problem that happens to many people new to crypto. they think all new assets can just be the top assets in the future. Without thinking, investing in a new project is a potential scammer.
choose old assets in the market with clear development and platform like your choice I think is the best choice for new people.
investing in assets that have a strong market foundation is very important, and we can be sure that there is very little risk that we will be exposed to a scam.