What percentage of investment BTC vs ETH

[bamb]

I love to buy btc in tranches, especially in a time like this when there is blood on the street. My portfolio in bull market is totally different to my portfolio in bear market.  It's  seem we are entering into bear market and if this is true,  I will re-balance my asset appropriately!

[TheUltraElite]

I love to buy btc in tranches, especially in a time like this when there is blood on the street. My portfolio in bull market is totally different to my portfolio in bear market.  It's  seem we are entering into bear market and if this is true,  I will re-balance my asset appropriately!

Since the OP wanted a insight into what they need to diversify in, this should be a good time. Basis should be the long term value and that means keeping BTC on the maximum, maybe ETH as the only few altcoins that one needs but defenitely not more than 10%.

The current market drop is significant more than 10% of original value and this should break the bubble of some altcoin lovers who thought that Musk induced price pump was permanent. The celebs dont care about retail investors losses they only want their money. That and the Chinese sentiment against crypto should bring about some nice buying opportunities for long term investors.

[Lantind]

I love to buy btc in tranches, especially in a time like this when there is blood on the street. My portfolio in bull market is totally different to my portfolio in bear market.  It's  seem we are entering into bear market and if this is true,  I will re-balance my asset appropriately!

Yes, I also often balance bear market conditions, because the bear market is a good time for everyone to make purchases on Altcoins and popular coins without having to think about quick sell orders, because they will all be sold when the market is bullish again.

[Xinarae*]

Talking about diversification for and current conditions if investing in the crypto world is a necessity and an imperative, where the investment pattern is not only placed at one point. for the percentage value, we set each according to fit. myself for BTC 40% and ETH 70%.

It has exceeded capacity because if we measure it as a percentage, then you can only place 40% of your funds in BTC and 60% of your funds in ETH, that is if you only want to place two choices of coins for your funds.

The percentage of investment will usually depend on the price of the currency. You need to invest more in a currency that is more likely to rise bitcoin and ethereum are good currencies for investing in the crypto market since the prices of the two currencies are going up. I think if you have to invest 50% in both the currencies then you can get equal profit from all sides.

[danherbias07]

You're in luck if you happen to forget to diversify before. All altcoins are down and that means more coins for you.
Do not look at how much it is in USD but instead look at the amount of altcoin that you will have in exchange for you Bitcoin.
If I am to choose into where I would put it then I'd have no doubt to invest it with Ethereum.
It has more reasons for the value to go up rather than buying coins that are newly created and are dust in value. Yes, you will have millions of that coins in your wallet for just hundreds of dollars in purchase but until when are you going to keep it?

[Lantind]

If you want to diversify it, make whole altcoin less then your btc holding. Example : 60% btc, 20% eth, 20% bnb, ada, solana and other alt. And i dont recommend doge because the doge price is too high right now. And it could be worst when btc dominance market increase.

That's right, the examples and ownership strategy that you said are very suitable for anyone to apply because now the market has started to look recovering even though it hasn't fully recovered, but putting assets on the three coins you mentioned is a very good thing.

[richcorner100]

Since BTC dominance down to 40% is better to investing also in some good altcoin. Because the altcoin season is just beginning. In this bull cycle hard for Bitcoin promising multiple profit like 10x but for some altcoin still can do it. My suggestion split your money each 50%, half for BTC and remaining for altcoin. I think best altcoin to pick is SOL, AVAX, COMP and BNB and pick also low cap coin by 10% alocation, and SRM, RAY, QUICK could be best choice because these DEX platform offer very low cost transaction.

[isaac_clarke22]

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>50% for Bitcoin as always if you're still thinking of diversifying but since you hodl 100% BTC, I think you need to just stick with it.
Avoid Doge, you're purely being brought by the hypes that Musk does and if it dumps, you're screwed.
I held ETH before but I now started to liquidate them to BTC, kind of opposite of what you're asking in here.

[Smitty Werben Man Jensen]

If you want to diversify it, make whole altcoin less then your btc holding. Example : 60% btc, 20% eth, 20% bnb, ada, solana and other alt. And i dont recommend doge because the doge price is too high right now. And it could be worst when btc dominance market increase.

That's right, the examples and ownership strategy that you said are very suitable for anyone to apply because now the market has started to look recovering even though it hasn't fully recovered, but putting assets on the three coins you mentioned is a very good thing.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with trying to implement such a strategy as long as you know the strategy,
talking about current market conditions is still far from normal but at least now there has been an increase,
I hope that in the near future the market can really recover

[Ararbermas]

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?

if you're basing for long term then it always good to focus on that both crypto currency such bitcoin and eth wherein for sure you can get good return after all as its very trusted when it comes to that way of investment.. When it comes alternative coin then i suggest to focus as well to those top 10 project in cmc to assure your money is in a safe place.. But always invest what amount you can afford to lose especially when it comes to alternative coins because sometimes they are not really good for long term.

[Himalayacoin007]

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.

[goaldigger]

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.

This is a good division of your capital and I'll do the same thing, I'll consider BTC and ETH as my backed-up coins that if ever I lose money on some altcoins, I still have the top coins that can generate income for me. I'll spend at least 10% of my capital to trade shitcoins and reinvest my profit into BTC or ETH. I did this one last month where the meme coins is on the hype and of course I'll continue to do the same so I can achieve more profits in the long run.

[babygun]

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?

If you want to diversify it, make whole altcoin less then your btc holding. Example : 60% btc, 20% eth, 20% bnb, ada, solana and other alt. And i dont recommend doge because the doge price is too high right now. And it could be worst when btc dominance market increase.

Diversification is key in any portfolio. Currently I have 50 % BTC, 20% ETH, 10 % DOT and the remaining 20% is divided over a bunch of coins (XLM, DOGE, LTC, XTZ, LINK, ...). Quite happy with my portfolio at the moment, but everybody needs to do its own research.
I wouldn't also buy DOGE at this moment, but I already got a bunch of them 4 years ago  .

[btcltcdigger]

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?

At one point i had 25% BTC, 75% ETH portfolio. Then i switched it to 50-50

ETH to me looks like a possible moneymaker in midterm, and BTC as long term store of value

[wajik-tempe]

ETH is great choice since the coin is still backed with a strong and big community, and also it has many great future plans so it's worth to hold for next 5 years ahead. One more i would recommend is SOL, solana environment is going strong recently, many good projects from it and they promote their coin with legit airdrops which will affect their fame to reach many new investors

[CapGelatik]

if you want to invest in ETH and BTC while now the price is very cheap, my advice is to buy it now,
from the history of the Bitcoin price, a correction of 50% is still very reasonable to continue its upward trend,
yes today might be the bottom of altcoins, because we know that altcoin hasn't had a big party yet

[Coin-1]

In my opinion, Bitcoin is the most reliable cryptocurrency. I'm pretty sure BTC will always be based on a decentralized Proof-of-Work algorithm. I believe the price of Bitcoin will double as soon as the block mining reward is halved in 2024. I advice you to hold at least 45% of your investment in BTC.

However, since the next ETH hardfork is scheduled for July 2021, Ethereum looks more attractive for investments in the medium term. Moreover, once Ethereum changes its mining algorithm, whales can pump ETH significantly. Since PoS validators don't consume a lot of electricity, they won't dump their coins. Perhaps in the future, Ethereum will even dethrone Bitcoin according to capitalization.

I also recommend buying other top-rated altcoins like BNB, ADA, DOT, and so on. These projects have a unique ecosystem and infrastructure, so some of them can rise to the next level. I think they all deserve up to 15% of your investment portfolio.

[adzino]

Don't go for doge unless you see a dump. The price has already reached its peak. Wait for it to fall. When it falls, invest and wait for Musk to make a tweet about doge. It will reach to a higher price. Dump your doge coins and run.
I would suggest you to invest like more than half of your money in bitcoin and the rest in ethereum. Ethereum is a little undervalued right now (I mean it was before this dip). With Ethereum future network upgrade, we might see the price reach a new ATH. If you wish to risk, invest most in ETH.

[Tellek Garing]

in my opinion you have done your best because bitcoin is the most appropriate investment but if you want to invest in ethereum maybe 5% is enough and the remaining 5% you can choose other favorite coins

[vabchgent]

in my opinion you have done your best because bitcoin is the most appropriate investment but if you want to invest in ethereum maybe 5% is enough and the remaining 5% you can choose other favorite coins

Th most appropriate investment is the one that made you the highest return on investment. It is also subjective and for some the best investments are those with a little bit higher risk whereas others want a rather low risk. It depends on individual conditions.