If I have $40,000 to invest in one #cryptocurrency.

[Artintoken]

All in a bid to ensure I have a concrete investment plan this year, I researched some of the altcoins that has the potential to yield the best return over a duration of 5years. BTC and Eth top my list as one of the more secure coins, but other altcoins have proven to be reliable overtime, if you agree. Despite market volatility and the possibility of a crash, which is your most valid choice right now.

*If I have $40,000 to invest in one #cryptocurrency that will make me a billionaire, Which one do you think would be a better choice, besides BTC and Eth of which I have grown accustomed to?

- $BTC *
- $ETH *
- $ADA
- $VET
- $SOL
- $MATIC
- $SHIB
- $NEAR
- $DOGE
- $DOT
- $LINK

These are some of the best I have seen so far.

*What advice would you give me?

Why don't look at small project?

[BobK71]

All in a bid to ensure I have a concrete investment plan this year, I researched some of the altcoins that has the potential to yield the best return over a duration of 5years. BTC and Eth top my list as one of the more secure coins, but other altcoins have proven to be reliable overtime, if you agree. Despite market volatility and the possibility of a crash, which is your most valid choice right now.

*If I have $40,000 to invest in one #cryptocurrency that will make me a billionaire, Which one do you think would be a better choice, besides BTC and Eth of which I have grown accustomed to?

You have expressed a desire inside your mind that works in almost every investor. If there is enough money to invest, they will each want to decorate their portfolio by some of their favorite coins. I don't intend to invest all of the coins you mentioned. However, there are some top coins where I am interested in investing particularly BTC, ETH and ADA and these are my most favorites investment. I will invest in these coins even if I have large amount of money.

[cheezcarls]

All in a bid to ensure I have a concrete investment plan this year, I researched some of the altcoins that has the potential to yield the best return over a duration of 5years. BTC and Eth top my list as one of the more secure coins, but other altcoins have proven to be reliable overtime, if you agree. Despite market volatility and the possibility of a crash, which is your most valid choice right now.

*If I have $40,000 to invest in one #cryptocurrency that will make me a billionaire, Which one do you think would be a better choice, besides BTC and Eth of which I have grown accustomed to?

- $BTC *
- $ETH *
- $ADA
- $VET
- $SOL
- $MATIC
- $SHIB
- $NEAR
- $DOGE
- $DOT
- $LINK

These are some of the best I have seen so far.

*What advice would you give me?

If I were in your shoes, going all-in on one crypto besides BTC and ETH is a bad idea. None of them in your list are worth DCA'ing (dollar-cost averaging) except Bitcoin and Ethereum.

These ones on your list are only good for mid-term results. So I do not think these coins except BTC and ETH are not worth to all-in. It's better to diversify to minimize the risks.

[bakasabo]

Here are my two cents. If you are ready to invest in $40k in one single cryptocurrency and dont wish to diversify risks, then you must be a crazy person. A crazy person should take crazy decision. If I was that crazy person with $40k, I would go with dogecoin and become a huge Elon Musk fan. I would greedy eat every information he gives, support his every idea and dream of dogecoin integration in Twitter, Tesla or SpaceX. And I would be very watchful what Elon post, as they dogecoin always react on that, try to catch every significant dogecoin price change, and reinvest.

[killerfrost]

the list of cryptocurrencies OP mentioned all have great upside potential in the future, but I would advise you to hold more BTC than the alt part, and when the market really enters a new bull cycle, use That BTC to convert more alt to maximize return on investment, that's the way I still apply to this market.

However, to be honest, over time I almost just prefer to hold BTC more.

[ultrloa]

the list of cryptocurrencies OP mentioned all have great upside potential in the future, but I would advise you to hold more BTC than the alt part, and when the market really enters a new bull cycle, use That BTC to convert more alt to maximize return on investment, that's the way I still apply to this market.

However, to be honest, over time I almost just prefer to hold BTC more.

Not only with bitcoin but rather give big percentage on ETH and BNB to since this 2 coins are strong enough to get more higher chance to pump among other alts also together with bitcoin. If you focus on Bitcoin especially giving it almost majority of your balance then maybe you can only get few chunks of profit and maybe this is not worth waiting especially bull run sometimes not giving any hints on when this one will occur.

[piebeyb]

If I had that money and was asked to choose one of the altcoins, I would buy all that money for Dogecoin because I believe as long as Elon still loves Dogecoin, its value will continue to increase. what if you enter into a bullish market later in 2025. of course this will be much crazier than 2021 then. so never miss this opportunity again.

I'm not an expert in financial advisors but it all comes back to anyone's decision. The most important thing is to always research the altcoins or tokens you want to invest in, don't get stuck with Fomo, make sure to invest with cold money and not use it for the necessities of life, my advice is to buy in installments and focus on just one altcoin before the bull market in 2025 after that you can withdraw all your profits that year.

[fzkto]

the list of cryptocurrencies OP mentioned all have great upside potential in the future, but I would advise you to hold more BTC than the alt part, and when the market really enters a new bull cycle, use That BTC to convert more alt to maximize return on investment, that's the way I still apply to this market.

However, to be honest, over time I almost just prefer to hold BTC more.

Bitcoin has already doubled when altcoins are just starting to move up. I think buying altcoins now would be more profitable than buying bitcoin. Although I agree that it is better not to put all eggs in one basket, so I would divide the portfolio into at least 4 equal parts, one of which is left for bitcoin. If an altseason happens soon, buying altcoins will bring good profits, which can be put into bitcoin later.

[BenCodie]

Here are my two cents. If you are ready to invest in $40k in one single cryptocurrency and dont wish to diversify risks, then you must be a crazy person. A crazy person should take crazy decision. If I was that crazy person with $40k, I would go with dogecoin and become a huge Elon Musk fan. I would greedy eat every information he gives, support his every idea and dream of dogecoin integration in Twitter, Tesla or SpaceX. And I would be very watchful what Elon post, as they dogecoin always react on that, try to catch every significant dogecoin price change, and reinvest.

If you are seriously calling someone crazy to invest into a singular cryptocurrency and yet would suggest Dogecoin if someone where to do so, who is really crazy? There is absolutely no issue for someone to load $40,000 into a serious choice such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. Diversifying is smart for a savvy investor who is going to adjust their portfolio every week or so. Not everyone has the knowledge or time to do that though.

[Xal0lex]

*What advice would you give me?

You have solid capital to invest, but at the same time you get into all kinds of garbage, like SHIB. What do you want to find there? This coin has already made its X's, being just a meme coin. I can't understand the sense of forming such a portfolio because of the fact that you invest in different meme coins, but can't allocate 1 or 2 positions to new and promising altcoins. Why? It's a mystery to me. If you don't understand the point of my misunderstanding, you can look at the illustrative example of portfolios in the Halab contest, https://loyce.club/other/halab_2023/Apr_17_2023.txt. If you pay attention to which portfolios are leading the list, you will realize that there are new and promising altcoins there, and you are loading your portfolio with various garbage that is not worth being in a good investment portfolio.

I am not imposing anything. Just my thoughts.

[uneng]

*What advice would you give me?

You have solid capital to invest, but at the same time you get into all kinds of garbage, like SHIB. What do you want to find there? This coin has already made its X's, being just a meme coin. I can't understand the sense of forming such a portfolio because of the fact that you invest in different meme coins, but can't allocate 1 or 2 positions to new and promising altcoins. Why? It's a mystery to me. If you don't understand the point of my misunderstanding, you can look at the illustrative example of portfolios in the Halab contest, https://loyce.club/other/halab_2023/Apr_17_2023.txt. If you pay attention to which portfolios are leading the list, you will realize that there are new and promising altcoins there, and you are loading your portfolio with various garbage that is not worth being in a good investment portfolio.

I am not imposing anything. Just my thoughts.

As he has already added DOGE to his list, which is the main memecoin, besides being a classic of crypto market, I think it's not advised to have more than one cryptocurrency of the same kind on the portfolio, therefore SHIB is completely discouraged. Instead of focusing on too many altcoins, maybe he could decrease the number of invested coins and tokens, while increasing the sum invested on the main cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin and Ethereum).

[abel1337]

*What advice would you give me?

You have solid capital to invest, but at the same time you get into all kinds of garbage, like SHIB. What do you want to find there? This coin has already made its X's, being just a meme coin. I can't understand the sense of forming such a portfolio because of the fact that you invest in different meme coins, but can't allocate 1 or 2 positions to new and promising altcoins. Why? It's a mystery to me. If you don't understand the point of my misunderstanding, you can look at the illustrative example of portfolios in the Halab contest, https://loyce.club/other/halab_2023/Apr_17_2023.txt. If you pay attention to which portfolios are leading the list, you will realize that there are new and promising altcoins there, and you are loading your portfolio with various garbage that is not worth being in a good investment portfolio.

I am not imposing anything. Just my thoughts.

As he has already added DOGE to his list, which is the main memecoin, besides being a classic of crypto market, I think it's not advised to have more than one cryptocurrency of the same kind on the portfolio, therefore SHIB is completely discouraged. Instead of focusing on too many altcoins, maybe he could decrease the number of invested coins and tokens, while increasing the sum invested on the main cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin and Ethereum).

Maybe he change his mind not putting all the eggs in one basket. The capital he has is big enough to accumulate many potential gems in the market. If I'm in a situation where I have $40,000 to invest into crypto. I would basically spread that capital into many potential gems in the market. If you get lucky enough, Even one of those gems can make your whole $40,000 return to you or at least near that depending on the amount of money you have poured on that gem. OP took the risk of investing into a meme coin, I believe he can also invest in those hidden gems. It will just cost your time in researching those but the return to you is much more better rather than in meme coins.

[podluznyj]

Because I don't like high risks, I think that BTC and alsonETH are the best choice. I will prefer to focus more on the two with higher amount. But if I am willing to get the otber altcoin investment, I also still have no idea. May be I will look up on VET Because I see many members here are talking about it. Wait, I think that I also must inclUde BNB

I agree that if I had 40,000 dollars, I would have invested this money for half of 20,000 bitcoins and bought 20,000 eth in this crypto money, you won’t go wrong because this crypt always grows and therefore deserves attention. you just need to follow the market and draw conclusions when to invest in this crypto money

[The Cryptovator]

My preferred altcoins are ADA and BNB, but I find your list to be reasonable as well. Prior to investing in altcoins, it is important to allocate a significant portion of your investment towards Bitcoin. Investment strategies differ from person to person, however, I was surprised to see that you did not include BNB in your list, considering that it is the native coin of the well-known exchange Binance. I trust that CZ, the CEO of Binance, will not disappoint in terms of its potential. While it may not make you a millionaire, I must admit that it has potential due to its competing with ETH through tethering and CZ's efforts to make it happen.

[GelatikKembar]

if I have a capital of $40k of course I will divide it $10k for BNB, $10k for CFX, $10k for Bitcoin and another $10k maybe I will trade daily,
yes this is the strategy that is in my mind, but it is very sad for me don't have $40k in my wallet 

[Kelvinid]

OP, if you are about to risk your $40,000 and only invest in one coin, you'd better be smart and put it in the most secure coin in the market - Bitcoin.
But I tell you that and just like what the others are saying - you better spread that amount. At least 5 different coins are safe enough.
BTC, ETH, Matic, ADA, and LINK - they are not gems but we are looking for an investment that can really be trusted in the long term. But of course, put huge chunks on Bitcoin and ETH in order to have a good portfolio.

[bakasabo]

Here are my two cents. If you are ready to invest in $40k in one single cryptocurrency and dont wish to diversify risks, then you must be a crazy person. A crazy person should take crazy decision. If I was that crazy person with $40k, I would go with dogecoin and become a huge Elon Musk fan. I would greedy eat every information he gives, support his every idea and dream of dogecoin integration in Twitter, Tesla or SpaceX. And I would be very watchful what Elon post, as they dogecoin always react on that, try to catch every significant dogecoin price change, and reinvest.

If you are seriously calling someone crazy to invest into a singular cryptocurrency and yet would suggest Dogecoin if someone where to do so, who is really crazy? There is absolutely no issue for someone to load $40,000 into a serious choice such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. Diversifying is smart for a savvy investor who is going to adjust their portfolio every week or so. Not everyone has the knowledge or time to do that though.

I suggest you to first read topic name, and pay a closer attention to the word "one". That was the reason why I called OP crazy. His has asked for an advice to invest $40k into one cryptocurrency from the list. Of course I know that it is better to divide among several cryptocurrencies, than to invest in one. Among mentioned by OP cryptocurrencies, each has a potential of a price increase. But if he wants to act crazy, let him make crazy decisions.

P.S. So who is crazy now? Me who has read topic name and starting post or you who probably has read only last post and quoted it?

[borovichok]

OP, if you are about to risk your $40,000 and only invest in one coin, you'd better be smart and put it in the most secure coin in the market - Bitcoin.
But I tell you that and just like what the others are saying - you better spread that amount. At least 5 different coins are safe enough.
BTC, ETH, Matic, ADA, and LINK - they are not gems but we are looking for an investment that can really be trusted in the long term. But of course, put huge chunks on Bitcoin and ETH in order to have a good portfolio.

Invest what you can afford to lose, not what you will regret later when you loss. Gems coins have capacity to pump massively in the market, they're mostly for short-term and not all gems are able to succeed at the end, most of the gems I've encountered doesn't survived the bear season. $40,000 in a single investment is not a wise idea, distributing it to different projects will sealed gigantic returns at the end of the day. Long term investment is a suitable structure for hugh figures, Bitcoin and Ethereum remain my favorite for long term project, they're promising and possess solid roadmap.

[Cvetik56]

That's not financial advice, it's just my opinion. I'd buy 1 Bitcoin with it, even now. Everything else I'd spend on something else, between 2 or 3 coins tbh. But if I had to put it in only 1 coin, then it would bt Bitcoin.

[wxa7115]

OP, if you are about to risk your $40,000 and only invest in one coin, you'd better be smart and put it in the most secure coin in the market - Bitcoin.
But I tell you that and just like what the others are saying - you better spread that amount. At least 5 different coins are safe enough.
BTC, ETH, Matic, ADA, and LINK - they are not gems but we are looking for an investment that can really be trusted in the long term. But of course, put huge chunks on Bitcoin and ETH in order to have a good portfolio.

Investing in several assets in order to protect our capital is a good move only if those assets belong to different markets, as in that way you can protect your money through the process of diversification, but investing in several coins which have a high level of correlation and depend almost exclusively on bitcoin moving upwards for them to do the same does not seem like a good idea to me.

In that case it would make more sense to invest everything on bitcoin, as not only it is a simpler strategy but it is also safer than investing a portion of our money on different altcoins.