Yeah, of course. You must always look into investing with more than one cryptocurrency so that you could manage to get into profits even one or two coins not going well as per your expectation. This is what exactly the diversification principle of investment always emphasizing. When you are spreading out your risks, you will be getting better chances to hit your targets.
Dogecoin is one of merging coin as Elon Musk just announced about accepting dogecoins for their starlink internet ventures and for all other spacex operations. You must consider dogecoins in your portfolio for long term holding.
yeah i've tried to keep mine diverse, its just a challenge i guess being new to identify which are the long term hold ones versus sell it all and recharge or move on type.
At this point i have tiny bit of BTC, almost a full eth (with more mining daily, 1 per year), #doge (1000 coins and its dropping like a rock today but i'm holding i guess, at the break even point during the drop), ADA ($1k worth), Nano (39 coins), LTC (1.27), tron ~1000 coins, XLM around 599 coins, BTT around 17k coins, DOT 2 coins, VRA 1000, SHIB 4million, Safemoon (pending but around $100), and Bonfire ($100)
I view the last 3 shb, safemoon, bonfire as burners, hold and see if ever pan out or pick a point of return and cash out to be safe. I saw doge as more short term, i thought ada, nano and ltc were longer term, maybe tron and xlm too for sure. Nano if i understand the graphs correctly, looks like it could pump again soon. VRA has an interesting use case with gaming i believe. Safemoon has less utility from the sounds of it than bonfire. I probably over did it a tad overall with the variety:)