What percentage of investment BTC vs ETH

[Silberman]

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  .

Everyone is free to follow their own strategy but diversification in altcoins do not really make a lot of sense to me, this is because even if I know that altcoins can give better profits than bitcoin unless you invest in those coins for a very long time and hold them then most likely you are going to invest late in the altcoin season while you capture most of the losses, which is what we are seeing here with so many people complaining about the drop which to surprise of no one altcoins have gone down faster and harder than bitcoin.

[uneng]

80% bitcoin and 20% ethereum looks a good customization for me. The problem with crypto investors is that they want 500% over their initial investments nowadays, so they don't want to invest in bitcoin anymore (or even ethereum) and put all their money in altcoins hoping to get rich overnight.
The problem with this strategy is the huge risk, similar to investing in a ponzi scheme. If the potential returns are too impressive to be made in a short time period, the risk of losing all this money is high as well. That is why I prefer a currency like bitcoin, which gains value slower compared to its pairs, but that keeps its value after reaching higher levels.

Ethereum is also an interesting option, that is why I would reserve 20% of the portfolio for it. But must be careful with another altcoins.

[sana54210]

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

I went the other way. I had like 90% on bitcoin and only on 10% eth and I moved it to about 65% to 35% because I believed in the long run ETH does provide a lot of future promises.

Starting with the eip 1559 very soon on this July which could increase the price a lot, even the voting of eth 2.0 increased the price so much that I believe when gas fee's become a thing of the pass and it is suddenly as cheap as BSC that will make sure that ETH price goes up as well, however one thing is for certain, we are talking about BTC on the other side and I still think that BTC is better.

Of course this is the odds compared to each other, I also have other coins as well, mainly BNB and that alone is 20% of my portfolio right now, probably a bit lower because of the recent fall, BNB went down more than others I think but I am not sure but I still have BTC as the biggest one.

[Digital_Lord]

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 will not prefer for DogeCoin, because it depends on Elon Musks tweet. I suggest you to invest 50% in Ethereum, 30% in BTC and 20% in any other good altcoin. If you don't want to invest in any altcoin you can invest 50-50 % in both.

[ivankoh]

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

Default for me is 70% BTC, 20% ETH, 10% for Defi.  But at the stage of expansion and consolidation with many major variations, I will temporarily skip ETH and pour the full 90% into BTC.  The remaining 10% will contain Polygon in the archive.  Bitcoin is the strongest, ETH is almost stalled by volume as volume spikes at key moments.  ETH is almost a tool that only expands when Bitcoin's wick is strong again!

[infarterr]

If you are already investing in bitcoin, keep it, because bitcoin investing has good investment prospects in the short and long term, but if you haven't invested, then the percentage I recommend is Bitcoin 50%, ETH 30%, and BNB 20%, while other coins are less suitable for investment in the next 5-10 years

[Ghondronk]

No-one can tell what would be the perfect ratio of BTC and ETH you should have in your wallet. That is your decision as you do your own investment with the hard-earned money. But keep in mind that, these two are the most prominent crypto currencies we have right now based on the market cap and the past performances. Hence, it's always good to have a considerable portion of assets in these currencies.

[daenarys_stormborn]

Crypto investment does have to diversify assets, this is very important because the investment risk is very large, especially in the crypto world, my advice is 50% in bitcoin 20% in ETH and another 30% you can buy some altcoins that you think have the potential

[tiCeR]

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

Yes, but instead of feeling confused about it, it's better to choose two, namely Bitcoin and Ethereum, and if you are sure of other Altcoins, then it's also a good idea to choose BNB and LTC at this point because the prices are cheap.

The two ae good options now though they could drop further. Maybe take 10% - 15% and invest it in one coin that you understand and like and have some stronger potential for higher returns.

[Lantind]

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

Yes, there is an increase in the market, but it is only a small amount when compared to a correction that has exceeded 50% of the highest average price of a coin in the market, so some people take advantage of that moment to buy more cryptocurrency.

[Desscount]

The two ae good options now though they could drop further. Maybe take 10% - 15% and invest it in one coin that you understand and like and have some stronger potential for higher returns.

Yes, now is the opportunity to have both of them in a certain amount, and if possible in as much as possible, because I'm sure both of them will recover more quickly when the market starts to normalize again this year.

Yes, take advantage of this opportunity as best you can to buy bitcoin and ethereum,
because after all, if you look at the current conditions it is the right time to buy,
that's for sure because they are both top and potential coins so keep patient waiting for them to recover

[tvplus006]

I don't even save 1% btc in my portfolio, I prefer to invest in altcoins even though some people think it might be safer to invest in btc but I prefer altcoins because they can experience a higher increase maybe in a shorter time, but you have to choose the right coins.

Altcoins are more susceptible to pumps than bitcoin and have a smaller capitalization. This is what allows you to pump altcoins and they can increase in price by tens of percent per day. But if bitcoin falls in price, the price of altcoins decreases several times more than the price of BTC. For this reason, it is very important to use a stop loss.

[tiCeR]

The two ae good options now though they could drop further. Maybe take 10% - 15% and invest it in one coin that you understand and like and have some stronger potential for higher returns.

Yes, now is the opportunity to have both of them in a certain amount, and if possible in as much as possible, because I'm sure both of them will recover more quickly when the market starts to normalize again this year.

Do you call a bull run a normal market? When Bitcoin goes up 1000% it is normal but when Bitcoin loses 30% it is not normal? That's an interesting opinion you have there.

[nikki4]

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?

Vechain is my first choice for you, but these altcoins are out of the top 19 altcoins. Your investment portfolio must be needed to take big steps. You shouldn't go with a few thousand USD to buy Ethereum or Bitcoin. Now is the fill up time of your bag as your investment amount and research experience.

[CaVO32]

I don't even save 1% btc in my portfolio, I prefer to invest in altcoins even though some people think it might be safer to invest in btc but I prefer altcoins because they can experience a higher increase maybe in a shorter time, but you have to choose the right coins.

Altcoins are more susceptible to pumps than bitcoin and have a smaller capitalization. This is what allows you to pump altcoins and they can increase in price by tens of percent per day. But if bitcoin falls in price, the price of altcoins decreases several times more than the price of BTC. For this reason, it is very important to use a stop loss.

If you will get lucky with alts, the profit is really good but most of them are high-risk investments as compared to btc. BTC and ETH are very good to include in your portfolio. And if I may add, BNB is a very promising one also. As it is backed by the number 1 crypto-exchange and with the current hype of BSC network, this will be an alt that you want to invest with. But at the end of the day, it is still your choice because it is your money. Just be smart about choosing alts to invest.

[v3liana]

I will put 80% ETH and 20% BTC. The reason why i put 80% on ETH because major upgrade will happen in this year (ETH 2.0) i believe the upgrade will be amazing and make more big company using ETH.

[Lantind]

I will put 80% ETH and 20% BTC. The reason why i put 80% on ETH because major upgrade will happen in this year (ETH 2.0) i believe the upgrade will be amazing and make more big company using ETH.

Yes, it won't be wrong if you put your investment 80% on ETH, but you also don't forget if BTC doesn't increase well, ETH will be difficult to increase in price because ETH is a token that always follows BTC rally or BTC trend

[tvplus006]

50 50 is also good, because ETH and BTC are ranked 1 and 2 of the marketcap it shouldn't be a problem to invest in both coins, but you can change the size like 60/40, 70/30, or even 80/20 for btc.
depending on your choice.

When choosing the percentage of investment in BTC and ETH, it is necessary to assess the current state of the market. And if we see that the price of ethereum increases in relation to bitcoin, you need to exchange your BTC for ETH. And accordingly, do the opposite, when the price of ethereum decreases in relation to the price of BTC.

[Gayong88]

For current conditions, if we look at market conditions, it is better to invest carefully because corrections are very vulnerable at this moment. for the percentage of 30%, I myself try to divide it into two parts, the rest is just in case if there is a decrease. To use a good diversification pattern in my opinion but need to see potential and has spin and resilience, Soluna in my opinion is also strong.

[judaspriest]

50 50 is also good, because ETH and BTC are ranked 1 and 2 of the marketcap it shouldn't be a problem to invest in both coins, but you can change the size like 60/40, 70/30, or even 80/20 for btc.
depending on your choice.

When choosing the percentage of investment in BTC and ETH, it is necessary to assess the current state of the market. And if we see that the price of ethereum increases in relation to bitcoin, you need to exchange your BTC for ETH. And accordingly, do the opposite, when the price of ethereum decreases in relation to the price of BTC.

There is nothing wrong with investing in both bitcoin and ethereum,
because both coins are profitable and there is no need to hesitate,
I'm sure the price of these two coins will go up again and I think it's only a matter of time