Daily transaction records+Give me some investment advice

[New.in.trading]

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?

DONT let other ppl decide over your wealth or not wealth. You should be doing your own DD before you invest in anything. You would not ask random strangers about their opinions on how do your job either, right? You learned your proffession, you know what you do by now. Do the same thing with cryptos. LEARN what its about and once YOU know what and how to invest into, then you can make an educated decision. Its your money, dont risk it by gambling with random BTCUSD trades.

[Kittygalore]

Here's my advice, keep the highest percentage of your money in Bitcoin and you can hold it for a long time (long term investment) second you can buy Ethereum maybe around 30 percent and the rest you can use it for short term investment or day trading in that way you would be exposed to trading daily and you will understand how the market works.

Better yet, try to stick with bitcoin for awhile and then at the same time slowly diversify through the use of your bitcoin profits that you've got when you've been in it for a long time now. For me, diversify is a mid game thing you do, not an early game.

[Cherylstar86]

I suggest to always make a precautionary measures on listening into others decision or suggestions about how to invest or what coin to invest, because at the end you'll be the one to suffer, you can always listen to their suggestions but don't take is seriously you also need a self study or do own research about it for good.

Indeed. Listening to those who experienced this is very helpful into making decisions. Set an investing budget is my suggestion to make sure that you will be successful in your investment. Invest only on what you know and nothing more and lastly accept the risk. You might also do some research to know more about it.

[Oshosondy]

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?

This is not investment, it is trading. If you want to invest, you will need to leave the bitcoin for a long period of time without touching it at all, it can be a range of 6 months to many years. But if you think you want to trade futures, you need to first learn sport, you can lose all the money in future account in just few minutes or hours, I will advice you to learn it for months with little amount of money before you use more money on it because losses can result in the process of you looking for profit. I have 70% of my money on bitcoin while 30% are allocation to altcoins, but this is holding not trading, which is the best.

[Ararbermas]

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?

actually that's a good idea rather than putting your money in just one basket because sometimes its not safe and can guarantee huge profits after all.  For me maybe 25% for alts wherein just pick 2, but make sure you will pick a good coin so that you can assure it's totally safe and worth it after all, and also the rest you can put it on bitcoin and ethereum because these two is more reliable when it comes investment especially long term.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.
And how are your funds allocated?

Determine what your investment target is. if you say budget 2k per day. honestly that is quite a lot for per daily budget and you can invest in many thing. personally i will allocate 30% to nft games. 50% to btc and 20% to altcoins. this is my opinion " maybe because I 'm currently enjoying NFT games " but DYOR before making any investment .

[PastorNick]

I will use about 80%(About $2000 per day.) of my funds every day to invest in cryptocurrencies.
And how are your funds allocated?

Determine what your investment target is. if you say budget 2k per day. honestly that is quite a lot for per daily budget and you can invest in many thing. personally i will allocate 30% to nft games. 50% to btc and 20% to altcoins. this is my opinion " maybe because I 'm currently enjoying NFT games " but DYOR before making any investment .

Yes, I am following loot, he seems to be very popular recently. But erc-721 does not seem to be very popular in bitcointalk

[sujonali1819]

Future Trading always very risky. And to do this you must have a good knowledge about the future trading. So if you have then I will suggest you to invest in it very little cap. For example 10% even less than it.

If you are a long term trader then I will ask to invest in BTC and the right point and wait for increase. And it could be 60% IMO.

If you are mid or short term trader then altcoins is the best. But always invest in Potential currencies. And this could be 30%.

You said you are trading with 80% of your total money if I am not wrong. But I don't suggest this. Always trade with low cap that you afford to lose. For example 20-30% even less.

[Questat]

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 believe that you have some idea how to spread your funds but thinking about trading and you were able to spend such an amount daily, You are trying to risk more as I per see. $2000 per day is a big amount, I can't imagine doing this in trading but if we just put this investing like 60% BTC and 40% altcoins, I think this was safer or the best deal to maximize your funds rather than putting this in trading alone.
I know that was your choice but you need to think about it and remember how cruel is the market is especially in treading, absolute losses might happen to you at any moment.

[palle11]

As I mentioned in the topic, I currently have 20% funds in futures. But if the market is good, I think I will accept futures with 50% capital at most.

The question though is, can you actually accurately assess the markets if it's "good" or not? Because if you mean going 50% when prices are going up, then there's a chance you're just having FOMO, and you're most probably going to have a really really bad time in the end.

This can be a good reason for OP to avoid futures market for now while you can put your hands on spot and later try futures because you need adequate emotional balance to be able to cope with such go avoid heart attack when price drop largely. Hodling on to your coins and expecting to dump when price appreciate is better. My advice however on coins to invest on is bitcoin and Ethereum but this isn't a professional advise , do a proper convinced research on your own.

[justdimin]

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?

Before you talk about allocating funds for trading, have you learnt about trading and understood how it works? That’s the first thing you need to know. And when you’re starting, you should start small, don’t dip everything at once, take it small and when you have seen how good and bad it can be and also known your skill level, you can decide whether to start going big or not.

Although I do know that it takes time, and experience as well. When allocating your funds, majority of the funds should go for bitcoin, maybe around 60% to 80%, and whatever is left can then be used for altcoins. With time that can also change, when you have had enough experience and know where it’s really working out for you.

[mk4]

Better yet, try to stick with bitcoin for awhile and then at the same time slowly diversify through the use of your bitcoin profits that you've got when you've been in it for a long time now. For me, diversify is a mid game thing you do, not an early game.

Or much better yet, probably just stick with bitcoin alone. Because no offense, but most of the time(probably more than 90% of the time), asking for investment advice is a huge sign of lack of knowledge. And especially the 20-50% futures part.. erm.. 😬

[SquallLeonhart]

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?

This is not investment, it is trading. If you want to invest, you will need to leave the bitcoin for a long period of time without touching it at all, it can be a range of 6 months to many years. But if you think you want to trade futures, you need to first learn sport, you can lose all the money in future account in just few minutes or hours, I will advice you to learn it for months with little amount of money before you use more money on it because losses can result in the process of you looking for profit. I have 70% of my money on bitcoin while 30% are allocation to altcoins, but this is holding not trading, which is the best.

I agree that holding is the best, by far the best money making I have ever done in my entire life because it allows people to actually make money in the long run with very minimal risk. There is a very small risk that bitcoin would go down in the long run, sure there are moments when it falls down in the short term, look at how 64k turned into 28k just a few months ago, but now we are over 50k again and in the long run even 64k will be small compared to what we will become.

This is why I am not really worried, there is no way that bitcoin will not go up. Trading could make people money as well, I have seen one guy turning 70k into 1+ million dollars from leverage trading and that was definitely something amazing but that's also just one guy, trading is not guaranteed profit and there is a good chance you could end up losing money as well that way.

[haidil]

It's hard to give you advice because after all I still have a lot left in trading and crypto. The point is it is true that we must learn what we want to invest, the basic ways must be truly understood. Even the smallest things need attention. You don't need to make big expenses, use small finances first until you understand the investment flow trading flow. And if that's all enough, then please proceed to a larger deposit.

[passwordnow]

You want to be a trader, not an investor. Investor sits while daily watches their investment grows with minimal acts and supervision. I guess that's a better thing with that amount rather than to go on it completely daily through futures. I'm not an expert with those fields, futures, investments but I find it too risky if I'll be the one doing it. Well, at the end, it's still your money, you probably know what you're about to do since you're asking and you've got plans of executing it but to know the result of it, you'll find out until you do it.

[Hippocrypto]

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 advise you to start an allocation at least $100 right now for ethereum, because one day it will reach the top value of $10k in 5 years. Same with other coins like xrp and bnb, those were promising assets that I think having great potentials in the next coming years. Though we've seen some saturations but I am strong in fate that it will go bullish in perfect timing

[electronicash]

if he wants to invest he just have to buy BTC and ETH but then his first post includes 20% futures. which means he is interested in trading to earn exponentially. it's not certain if he understood BTC futures.

i suspect this money is from the congregation?    adoption of cryptocurrency had spread widely already. it's fine to just invest and hold the BTC if you can't dedicate time in trading.

[24Kt]

Do NOT trade futures until you've learnt how to trade or are getting a positive return over 30-60 trades.

Then, I'd invest all in bitcoin. If you really want to, you could put 5-20% in an altcoin but you're probably going to want something that's got a lot of hype behind it at least (or is a big cap and isn't likely to disappear). I'd also convert an altcoin back to bitcoin if it goes over a certain amount as it will probably fall back down to there at some point anyway.

Also don't take financial advise from random people on a forum, make sure you're making educated decisions and you're in the market with an amount you'll be OK dropping 80% in value at some point.

Because some users here will suggest the coin they are holding without thinking of the possible repercussion to your funds. So if the OP has that amount of money that he can spend everyday in trading, better test his trading skills in established coins like btc or eth. Because going into futures is really risky though high rewarding if you got it right. The OP needs to learn the basics in crypto trading before he divulges himself in very high risk trading action.

[kapalmabur]

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 advise you to start an allocation at least $100 right now for ethereum, because one day it will reach the top value of $10k in 5 years. Same with other coins like xrp and bnb, those were promising assets that I think having great potentials in the next coming years. Though we've seen some saturations but I am strong in fate that it will go bullish in perfect timing

Ethereum and BNB are the top two coins and are promising indeed,
investing in these two coins I think is the right step but after all everyone has their own preferences,
clearly I'm sure both of them will continue to develop even further

[john_nautica]

Funds are allocated different for every investor just like me most of my investments are in BNB and 20% is only at Bitcoin. One advice I can give is to study the coin and project of the coin you will be buying and think not just for now but also for a long term for example 5 years after what will happen to this coin I choose in that way you would know if the project is good. Just like in BNB right now it was used in DeFi and NFT's which will not be gone for years and with BNB as their system I really think the BNB will pump more.