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[ripemdhash]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

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[speeder]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Let me tell you at the outset that to make yourself financially independent, deciding to invest is a very good decision. It doesn't matter if the investment amount is big or small. But to protect your funds you need to choose the right legitimate scheme to invest. If you are a new investor then it is better for you to invest small amount in the beginning. You have to be very careful if you choose altcoins for investment. So that you don't get scammed by investing in the wrong altcoin

[Makus]

first of all i would like to advise the op that, it's not wise always wise to seek financial advise from any random person on the internet, and also note that not all financial advise are worth taking into consideration or practicing. as some of them might end up leading you to an early grave or regrets. but if i where to make sure financial decision, i would use all the money for investment to buy bitcoin because, the halving event is just by the corner and it is know to act as a catalyst for bull run or aggressive increase in the price of bitcoin, so buying now before the halving is the best idea i can think of. beside based on history now is the best time to start a beautiful bitcoin portfolio, and since we are very close to the halving i would also suggest you use lupm sum strategy to accumulate rather than using DCA for now.

[Mate2237]

If you don't have extra or another way of income then I advise that you should not invest all the money. You can you use 50% to invest and use the remaining 50% to do small scale business to have income daily to sustain the cryptocurrency investment. Investment is a very good idea but you have to understand the implementations first before going into it so that you will not regret later. The $15000 is good amount of money to start a business or investment but you have to do your calculations very well before carrying out any project or investment.

And if you want to use such amount to invest, I will also advise you to split it to invest in bitcoin and and any other good cryptocurrency project if you don't want to use some percentage to do business.

[batang_bitcoin]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

I suggest to make yourself known of what you're about to invest and don't just dive in quickly that you have to buy this suggestion of a random person on the internet. Everything is in your hands and on how you're going to grow that money.
It's not about how much you're going to invest but it's about how much your knowledge in what you're going to invest, that's what matters on this part and DYOR is a must. Likely, this is part of the DYOR that you're doing. As for suggestion, BTC, ETH and other solid altcoins that you think of at the top.

[oktana]

First and foremost, it is disturbing that you're straight up asking for financial advice, and that's crazy because there will always be opinions and there's no way to know which is the better opinion until the time passes. Instead of asking for financial opinions, how about you do some research and maybe bring ideas for the forum members to help you compare and contrast? Idk for you but $5,000 (which is even the smallest on your list) is a huge money so to risk it, you have to be sure of what you are doing. Whatever crypto you hear the name of, do proper research, check the volatility nature, team members, etc. If you don't, you could hop onto a sinking ship and it'll swallow your money as it goes into the ground.

[Ben Barubal]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

  If my capital is such a large amount, I probably won't use it all for crypto investments. I will only use the $5,000 capital for the investment, and then I will divide it among various crypto assets that are at least in the top 10 in the market.

  But if I have no choice, even if it's $15,000, I will still split it into different cryptocurrencies besides Bitcoin. Maybe I will allocate the $5,000 to Bitcoin, and then I will divide the $10,000 among 10 crypto assets that have known potential that will follow the rise of Bitcoin, of course.

[Belarge]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

We all have different opinions when it comes to utilizing our money for good purposes, some of us can be able to invest really good money on solid projects, making 20x to 30x in return while some of us will end up squandering such amounts. These sums are hugh and it will certainly settle whatever business we have in the system. Five grand will go a long way in investment, the only stress involved is to calm down, and thoroughly DYOR on these projects before triggering any investment. There are numerous projects to invest in the system, we just have to stick to proper ones, most especially a project that have a good road map, which directly means a promising projects.

[sheenshane]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Make sure that this amount is the amount that you can afford to wait until there's a profit.
IMO, 70% of Bitcoin and the rest is on potential altcoins, like SOLANA whose community is now quite happy with what they witnessed right now.

There's no required amount of your capital, as long as you know the perfect timing of buying on it as told above the DCA way of investing in crypto would be the best idea overall.

[albon]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Okay, the amount of money each person invests varies depending on their capital. If we assume you have this money, you should determine how much you can afford to lose or risk in your investments. It is incorrect to invest your entire capital. $5,000 may be a significant capital for someone and a small capital for another person. It is also advisable to diversify your investments in different baskets and tokens. Also, you will find some advice here, but the investment decision is ultimately yours to make after conducting your own research.

As for the best currencies to invest in, which are considered promising investments, include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and some leading altcoins in the market, away from exchange-backed currencies, meme coins, and new projects.

[crwth]

If you ever only have that money to spare, it's best that you get some job that would help you sustain your needs and be the best at that current job, whether you would take it in months time or years, then you would leverage that job into making more money and then possibly creating a business of your own similar to the one you are working with. Maybe then you would get more money.

So for me, you only have that, it's best to invest in yourself and then a business.

[X-ray]

I will put all of them into the blast to receive blast points. 

Another option like try to divide all of them into the various tokens that will be result giving you good profit. Everything is dumping now and i think that this will be slowly recovering back again at the top.

This is giving us another opportunity to invest, the smart people will be going to the top 200 cmc. It's caused by the potential owned by these top 200 cmc to recover is so big. Expecting another bounce to come after the drop and this is how crypto market works.

The longer you investing during the bearish trend and the smaller you got from what you have invested. I think that anyone was seeing the bearish market as an opportunity to invest at this moment.

The news about CZ stepping down as CEO has been also giving many people surprises. Binance has sorted out the problem with US.

We will come back later again. You will see the price of token will be recovering so fast. Just wait a few days and everything will be green

[cryptoaddictchie]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Well if thats an extra money for investment then might as well go with midcap altcoins for trading. This is for short term. But if you are a low risk apetite guy then buy bitcoin but better to segregate your buying power like 300 monthly so you could average your buys cause it isnt sure what would be the lowest price or down of bitcoin or upside of it.

[JazzyJester]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Nothing better than bitcoin(BTC).

0.2BTC to 0.4BTC is the greatest investment of your life if you can HODL for long term.

You can also consider investing in Ethereum. It is so promising as well.

[kevindjunaidi]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

If you want a safe investment, then I advise you to invest in Bitcoin, because in my opinion only investing in Bitcoin is very worthy of being a long-term investment and of course safer than investing in altcoin, that's why if I want to invest in cryptocurrency for the long term and safely, then I would definitely choose to invest in Bitcoin, but of course investing in Bitcoin definitely has smaller profits than investing in altcoin.

[bluebit25]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

I'm not sure much about the difference in value, but when we have 1, 2, 3, it shouldn't be divided into multiple parts of similar value. With a capital of less than $20000, I think it can be an optimal plan to profit 10 times more after 3 years, clearing the first year of holding Bitcoin, then gradually switching to altcoins according to the price increase cycle.
In reality, with that imagination, I think it would be better to research more new knowledge, accumulate more knowledge, and not just think of investing simply as money. Most people do not realize that the mistake of lack of knowledge is the reason why they lose money, so it does not matter how much they start with, but the investment becomes successful if the person starts practicing seriousness with the plan.

[barhavsky]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

I personally would suggest you to invest in,
a) $5k = BNB (target price $1,000-$1,500)
b) $10k = ETH (target price $3,000-$3,500)
C) $15k = BTC (target price $100,000-$150,000)
and I am sure that my target will be achieved when the next bullrun occurs.

[Husires]

If you do not need that money for the next two years, then Bitcoin will be the best investment. Invest 70% to 90% in Bitcoin and determine if you can invest in gold, and the rest of the money you can invest in Ethereum and trade DAPPs, which may have a value that enables you to buy more Ethereum.
You should start investing in the coming days, as the price of Bitcoin is likely to decline in the coming days.

I personally would suggest you to invest in,
a) $5k = BNB (target price $1,000-$1,500)

After Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has resigned as Binance CEO, BNB is not a good investment.

[ItsCrafty]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

I can give you a better suggestion you can start from 5000 dollars you can buy some coins which have fundamentaly strong coin parts by parts then you can get a more profit from such a used amount 5000 dollars but search a best coins specially which have good volume good fundamentals like BTC ETH

[slashz9]

Let's assume we have a) $5000 b) $10000 c) $15000 to invest, what do you suggest?

Let me tell you at the outset that to make yourself financially independent, deciding to invest is a very good decision. It doesn't matter if the investment amount is big or small. But to protect your funds you need to choose the right legitimate scheme to invest. If you are a new investor then it is better for you to invest small amount in the beginning. You have to be very careful if you choose altcoins for investment. So that you don't get scammed by investing in the wrong altcoin

It depends on the person how much money he has and how much money he can lose, because people's financial levels are different.
I don't think we can generalize it.