What percentage of investment BTC vs ETH

[RVDowning]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

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[passwordnow]

Doge's probably have reached the peak and that's why it's already out of my choice. I think you're already good by just holding bitcoin alone but if you really want to diversify that you've already got the better altcoin of choice which is Ethereum. What do you plan then? you're going to use a part of your bitcoin and will trade it for Ethereum? or you've got another capital to invest in Ethereum, if it's the latter then that's the better thing to do. I wouldn't use any single amount of my bitcoin to trade for Ethereum or any altcoin instead, I'll use cash if I've got it. That's just if you're in that situation but if not, with your 100% of bitcoin, I'll probably be distributing 5%-10% in Ethereum as a start.

[BIT-BENDER]

I also thought doge reaching that price was the end, before I realize that this is crypto-currency there is no end in rising price or price drop, so doge can still do both anytime from now. coupled with the multiple soldier elon musk brought to doge coin, this is not to make you believe in dogecoin, but to help you to know you have research to do in your investment. They may be a next break out coin or more billionaires coming to play around, but they are only short term influences. Crypto-currency is best enjoyed when you learn it yourself.

[nakamura12]

You did well by holding btc 100% but it is your choice if you also invest in ETH even if it's just a small amount of it or not since it's your decision. Post above is correct that if you have additional capital for investing in ETH then why not use it rather than taking a portion of your investment in BTC which you need to pay fee as you have know that fee on withdrawing from an exchange is not low but if you know some exchanges that have low fee then use it.

[RVDowning]

It would be a case of trading some BTC for ETH.  I had thought of doing that when ETH was around $1700.00 but didn't.  Sigh....  But ETH and DOGE are around all time highs (ignoring the fact that they are down a bit today), and BTC is down, so it doesn't seem like a good time to do anything.

[hatshepsut93]

If you want to put your money in ETH, put 5% or maximum 10%, because it's already a very high risk investment compared to BTC, as it increased by 4 times already since it's lowest price of 0.02 BTC. ETH is doing well now because of DeFi and NFT and the recent environmental FUD (it's going to go PoS in the future), but those things will eventually go out of the picture, just like ICO and DAO and other fads.

[zasad@]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

It is wrong to store savings in one coin.
You need to invest in Ethereum and its competitors, such as Cardano (ADA) or projects that develop the Ethereum ecosystem, such as Polygon (MATIC).
Also explore Polkadot.
I would not invest in DOGE, the price is very subject to manipulation

[shinratensei_]

I will personally try to divide it into the 30% - 40% BTC, 20% - 30% to the ethereum and the rest can be used to invest in the other top coin like ADA, DOGE, MATIC with a total remaining amount divided by the total tokens that will be used as an investment on altcoin. You can try to pick up some promising coin like ICP, ADA, BNB and many more

[GreatArkansas]

For me, I allocate more to the highest market cap. It is a high percentage that high market cap projects will stay more longer in the future. Low risk, low ROI (sometimes).
In terms of other altcoins which is the market cap is not that so high, I have small stakes there. We should never underestimate Bitcoin.

[AzamNurWahid]

bitcoin 70% ethereum 25% and 5% in some coins/tokens, maybe ADA and BNB. I also advise you not to invest in DOGE because the coin is full of manipulations

[WalkerIVIV]

If you wanna get safe investment investment and bitcoin is the best coin to put big amount if your money. I think that you can try to follow the diversification that already written by others.
You must always put more into the legit coin like bitcoin. Just use small amount from your money to invest in the altcoin.
Altcoin is a high return investment. You must care with your money because you can lose a lot of your money instantly on altcoin.

[someone703]

Right from the start I invested 60% of my money in BTC remaining 30% in ETH, and only 10% left for other favorite altcoins. And so far, I'm finding that this category is bringing the biggest profit from ETH, but I think in the future the profit from BTC is still the largest.

[cryptoaddictchie]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

All the top 10 projects are worth to invest with. You can also try to put some on matic, ada, fantom, solana and Avalanche. Amongst these projects, avalanche is the most youngest but we're able to catch up with the old timer marketcap. It seems ada, and matic are now moving so I suggest to divert into these like fantom and avax rather than, bitcoin or eth, but I'm still holding a bag of eth of course.

[indo1]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

I'll make that 3 parts. 50% is for bitcoin, 25% for coins which are currently good for the long term, 25% for short-medium term trading. If you want to trade highly recommend to trade only  on binance because there all coins are a good choice. Always make more predictions before making a decision.

[electronicash]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

You can put your money in other Altcoins such as ETH and BNB and LTC, and don't disturb your existing money in BTC, because BTC is indeed very suitable for long-term investment, as well as BNB, ETH and LTC, but things are different if You like Dogecoin because Dogecoin is only suitable for the short term.

many of us will look at BTC as the most suitable for long-term investment but it's not often the best to put all our money into it. to which we simply took the advice of diversification of investment. i too have done the same which my BTC is just 40% of my investment but make it very liquid so that i can cash out easily or turn it into stablecoin.

[Sithara007]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

This is not the time to diversify, I am afraid. If you wanted to diversify, then you could have done that a few months back when the Bitcoin dominance was 70%. Now the dominance has declined to 40% and many of the altcoins have gone up by 50x or 100x. At this point, it will be a wrong decision to make an investment with the altcoins. The altcoin cycle get repeated every 3-4 years and right now it is the pump phase. Once the dump phase get started, you can make your moves with alts such as ETH, ADA and DOT.

[Lantind]

It would be a case of trading some BTC for ETH.  I had thought of doing that when ETH was around $1700.00 but didn't.  Sigh....  But ETH and DOGE are around all time highs (ignoring the fact that they are down a bit today), and BTC is down, so it doesn't seem like a good time to do anything.

When there is a downturn in BTC and some Altcoins, it is actually a good time to net all the popular tokens at the lowest price, I believe moments like now are moments to get more profit when these corrective conditions can be finished in the near future.

[TheUltraElite]

If you were going to invest in both BTC and ETH what percentage would you put into each?  At the moment I have 100% in BTC but am thinking of diversifying.

At this point ETH price is much higher probably due to some upcoming events. So this is not the time to buy. Wait for the next big drop in price and then buy ETH, if you are looking forward to it. Personally I bought back in 350$ range and I would only sell at such high prices instead of buying. Not that it will not be big in future, but I prefer to keep Bitcoin in 95% of the portfolio.

Are there a couple of others that you would suggest should get some of that percentage, such as DOGE or something else? If so, what percentages?

Definitely not that meme shitcoin. Also a new red flag on Doge is that Musk became involved with it. Musk has previously made a nice pump and dump on bitcoin and now he is going similarly to DOGE. If you already own doge, this would be the time to sell, once he pumps it. Rest is up to you to decide what to buy.

[mobtc]

If I have $10,000, I will invest 40% BTC、 40% ETH, and the remaining 20% ​​I will buy the more powerful coins now.
If I have $1,000, I will invest all of my investment in hot coins, because BTC and ETH will not double many times in a short period of time.

[kryptqnick]

If you look at BTC and ETH price charts, you can see that Bitcoin grows bigger and, more importantly for risk management, falls not as low as ETH does if things don't go well. At the same time, ETH's market capitalization has been on the rise lately, whereas BTC's has been going down. I think it's temporary, but perhaps diversifying a little and going 70% BTC and 30% ETH makes sense. Bitcoin is a safer investment, so I would put more money into it, but Ethereum is clearly not going away and is gaining attention, so putting a third into it is probably not too risky.