Daily transaction records+Give me some investment advice

[tvplus006]

Investing in old coins is safer than investing in new coins. But it is trading new coins that brings more profit. But in order to trade such coins, you need to have experience and not exceed the risks, otherwise you will lose your deposit. In this case, you can invest the profit from trading altcoins in bitcoins for a long-term hold.

[suryana]

There is nothing wrong with you trying to trade daily or short term. Because sometimes it's necessary to train our abilities to what extent. Because over time we often see the market we will be smart with our own experience. To be sure you already understand all the risks that exist. Invest in some coins and my advice is to choose the coin with the highest volume.

[rhodelmabanal]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

And how are your funds allocated?

Well i think it is better is you give a big allocation to altcoins than bitcoins, because there are a lot of altcoins now a days that is profitable to invest or trade, because for me I prefer to choose some good altcoins or on altcoins that rank as the top ten altcoins and you can simply see them on CMC.

[chaser15]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.
And how are your funds allocated?

I think it's good if you will test it so we can see the result.

Just removed the BTC futures part because that was gambling. It's not part of the investment to care of unlike in the traditional spot. 50% on BTC spot then up to you to diverse another 50% for 3-4 coins.

That's what will I do if I'm on your feet.

[Boov]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

And how are your funds allocated?

Don't ever enter the btc futures when you're going to trade from the start, spot will be effective because the risk is low. It should be 60% for an investment with bitcoin, and other $40% on promising altcoins that has bigger potential like xrp, eth, bnb and trx. You could choose which of them got a good ranking on your own perspectives.

[agustina2]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.
And how are your funds allocated?

I don't know if that is true or you are serious that you will use $2,000 every single day to invest.

But if that's serious even we can say anything here in the forum, I don't like the per-day basis. Use all funds right away to invest and distribute them to your allocations. You save more fees on that way rather than transferring a $2,000 per day. That's the wise move.

Now for the allocation, I will use 80% on BTC for assurance. 20% is for experimenting in altcoins. Adjustment like getting 10% again on BTC to increase your altcoin investment will be considered on the way.

[Subbir]

Many people are already advised you and you'll follow OP advised remember that you simply can find an honest investment consultant who will teach you everything from the very beginning. there's a high probability of loss if you simply invest so you'll do tons more review before investing then invest. i might say if you're fresh then don't invest without someone else's advice.

[Jercyhora2]

It is better to just invest in the top of the list, such as BTC, ETH, BNB, etc. The coins that have been proven a lot in the field of crypto. But if I were you, I wouldn't invest now, maybe even a small percentage. It seems like this is your way to test the market. Right now, the price of BTC is too high and people are too hyped today. Just increase your investments a bit once you have a bear market, at least you can buy a lot and do more research on upcoming events.

[RealMalatesta]

Investing in old coins is safer than investing in new coins. But it is trading new coins that brings more profit. But in order to trade such coins, you need to have experience and not exceed the risks, otherwise you will lose your deposit. In this case, you can invest the profit from trading altcoins in bitcoins for a long-term hold.

Yes, there's a reason why it is as such.

Old coins have a high market cap which means the chances of price movement are low. At the same time though, the market will not collapse suddenly. New coins have a lower market cap hence a high possibility for market movement but also have the risk of a complete market collapse.

It's hard to suggest a particular way of trading to someone when I myself don't stick to a single strategy or allocation of the portfolio.

[michellee]

It is better to just invest in the top of the list, such as BTC, ETH, BNB, etc. The coins that have been proven a lot in the field of crypto. But if I were you, I wouldn't invest now, maybe even a small percentage. It seems like this is your way to test the market. Right now, the price of BTC is too high and people are too hyped today. Just increase your investments a bit once you have a bear market, at least you can buy a lot and do more research on upcoming events.

At least, that coins list can have a bigger chance to increase and give us profit compare to the other coins. But if he wants to invest in the other coins, he must analyze carefully, especially if he got signals to buy or sell from other sources because that signal does not always happen.

Maybe it is better to invest in bitcoin in any amount you can afford and hold it. For the altcoin, maybe he can invest in the coin that has not yet increased so high but has a chance to increase, such as Matic, XRP, XLM, etc. As long as he can analyze carefully, I think he can expect to profit in the next altcoin season.

[jostorres]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Don't take my advice as it is but allocating the 80% funds you earn every day into crypto might be a risky prospect.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

Oh, I thought you were asking for investment advice but I think you are more into trading than investing. If you are investing (for the long term) then go for only BTC. If you are looking to trade coins actively, then try 50% altcoins and 50% bitcoins, where the 50% BTC is safe as it holds future value while the altcoins need to be traded actively.

[zanezane]

It is better to just invest in the top of the list, such as BTC, ETH, BNB, etc. The coins that have been proven a lot in the field of crypto. But if I were you, I wouldn't invest now, maybe even a small percentage. It seems like this is your way to test the market. Right now, the price of BTC is too high and people are too hyped today. Just increase your investments a bit once you have a bear market, at least you can buy a lot and do more research on upcoming events.

It's difficult to do that because those top coins on the list so it's a bit difficult to do that but it's a good start nonetheless. For me, it's just go for some of the trends right now, they're definitely going to make you money if you have the right timing.

[PastorNick]

I think it's good if you will test it so we can see the result.

Maybe I will update this topic for a long time to record the gains and losses of my transactions.

This sounds like a good choice.

I don't know if that is true or you are serious that you will use $2,000 every single day to invest.

At least I am doing this now. Of course, $2000 is not precise, there may be fluctuations around $500.

I don’t buy all $2000 into digital currency every day. Now 50% of my hands are usdt and DAI. I’m waiting for a suitable time to buy.

I don't want to buy too many cryptocurrency in September. Because it seems that there will usually be a drop in September.

[Jercyhora2]

It's not really a good idea to seek advice from people we don't know very well, but we can choose from any things we think are good. In the end, only we and we are still to be obeyed. It's better to try things to see if they work for us, because there are techniques that work for others but may not work for us.

[xSkylarx]

It is better to just invest in the top of the list, such as BTC, ETH, BNB, etc. The coins that have been proven a lot in the field of crypto. But if I were you, I wouldn't invest now, maybe even a small percentage. It seems like this is your way to test the market. Right now, the price of BTC is too high and people are too hyped today. Just increase your investments a bit once you have a bear market, at least you can buy a lot and do more research on upcoming events.

It's difficult to do that because those top coins on the list so it's a bit difficult to do that but it's a good start nonetheless. For me, it's just go for some of the trends right now, they're definitely going to make you money if you have the right timing.

As the saying goes, "ride the trend." That is a good strategy for the top list of coins because most bull runs take days, so jumping in is a good idea, but not right away. You should learn the basics and, more importantly, the fundamentals of why the coin is going to bull run. Patience and timing are essential. The best advice I can give is to read the news and gain knowledge every day so that you can gain an advantage in trading.

[Dewi Aries]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

And how are your funds allocated?

10% for futures, i think from 3 things that you mentioned, future is something that really made our investment grown fast. But in other side, it can really cause biggest losses if we do wrong decision. If me, so far there are 10% of my assets that i really can afford to lose in 1 time trading activity. Because if we made mistake, or if not set stop loss, we can lose all our future balance when liquidated.

[Rigon]

If you currently have a profit, you must buy and invest some coins. From there you will see that at one time many of you have gone real. But you buy the most popular coins on the market Can invest. However, I am currently listing the most popular coins that you can invest in
Bitcoin
Ethereum
BNB
SOL
Near
Matic
Etc.You can buy and invest in these coins. You can see at some point that you have started to get enough profit from all these points. So if possible you can buy these comments.

[cryp24x]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

And how are your funds allocated?

Based in my own assessment dude, being open into other altcoins is an advantage now to invest, as long as you know in which of them are really have the potentials to give earnings to you in the future. Just always do your own research and trade what you can afford to lose in
always bear that in your mind. Know the percentage allocation you have in your budget too, that's very important.

[fullhdpixel]

As the saying goes, "ride the trend." That is a good strategy for the top list of coins because most bull runs take days, so jumping in is a good idea, but not right away. You should learn the basics and, more importantly, the fundamentals of why the coin is going to bull run. Patience and timing are essential. The best advice I can give is to read the news and gain knowledge every day so that you can gain an advantage in trading.

Timing is a thing that takes time to learn, but when you perfect it and master it then you could honestly make so much money. Even on the slow and small changes you could always make a change depending on what you do with the things you have, it will not be easy but it will be a lot of profit when you are good at it. Think about it like being a car mechanic, for me I have no idea what makes a car go, I literally have zero clue, but for a master mechanic that has been in the business for years, he knows exactly the reason and how he can make the car start again.

So, it is not about how difficult it is to do it, it is easy for people who are already good at it and been here for a while, but it is also impossible for someone who haven't done it before. Just become an expert and all you said will become something quite easy to handle for most people.

[Mahanton]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Can you give your suggestions? For example, 20% btc futures, 20% altcoin, 60% btc spot.

And how are your funds allocated?

Based in my own assessment dude, being open into other altcoins is an advantage now to invest, as long as you know in which of them are really have the potentials to give earnings to you in the future. Just always do your own research and trade what you can afford to lose in
always bear that in your mind. Know the percentage allocation you have in your budget too, that's very important.

Seeing on the bigger picture or going to bigger scale then you could really see these kind of opportunities and wont really be sticking out to one but of course it would really be needing
sufficient capital for you to do so but if you do only had enough or not that big then it isnt really that bad to stick with one which is on bitcoin and since this istalking about trading
then i would simply put it on spot rather than on doing some risky moves or gambling like specially in futures and leverages but well its your money then its your choice
on which one you would really be dealing off.