How diverse is your crypto portfolio?

[R100K-Martin-Lunger]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

[decodx]

I've got some money in cryptocurrency, but I'd rather not say exactly how much.  I'm not one of those people with a huge crypto portfolio - just a normal guy who believes this technology has a future.  Ive focused my investments on a couple of coins that seem to have real purpose behind them, not just hype.  There's one main one I'm pretty heavily into.  The others are smaller bets on projects I find interesting and  i figure it's smarter to go deep on a few things than buy a little of everything under the sun.  Who knows, maybe one of my little altcoin gambles pays off down the road.  Or maybe not.  Its a risk but compared to playing the stock market or keeping money in a savings account making nothing, I think it's worth it.  This isn't my whole nest egg anyway - I've got other more traditional investments too.  Crypto is just a part of my portfolio that I hope grows over the long run.  Well see what happens.

[goaldigger]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

70% of my portfolio are with the top coins and this is my practice since then, the rest are invested for short term with the tokens that I see some potential. We have to diversified no matter what to lessen the risk and of course to maximize the full potential of this market. Go for the top coins if you are still doubting on where to invest, and once you have the confidence to invest on new project, then you can easily do it and have some profit too.

[Hyphen(-)]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

The amount of coins you will invest in is up to you; diversifying your portfolio is a good idea, and you will be the one to select what percentage of each coin you will invest in.

I will advise you to avoid hyped coins so that FOMO does not influence your decision to buy in any currency.

Always keep Bitcoin at the highest level of your portfolio, and make sure you know how to conduct research on any currency you wish to invest in. Also, make sure you only invest what you can afford to lose.

[Mate2237]

Op is no need to know the percentage of each person portfolios but you can also the diversification of the person's investment. You don't have to know because that is a private affair. And as for me I am only invest in Bitcoin and Eloncoin altcoin. And the two are doing great. Though Eloncoin is just a new project that hit the market recently and it is doing well. Diversification of investment is good and it is also dangerous because altcoins are not reliable. They can disappoint someone at anytime.

[Barikui1]

Diversify? No, I had only two ways of doing things since I came into the crypto industry, hold only Bitcoin because it's a rear gem 💎if not i prefer trading because that is where I find joy in .

[Marvelman]

I don't spread my crypto investments around.  Bitcoin's my main squeeze.  I'm bullish on its long-term prospects, but I poke around for new openings now and then too.  Diversifyings not my style.  I'd rather go all-in on a couple ventures I have faith in.  I do my homework and only buy into ones I think can go the distance.

[borovichok]

Op is no need to know the percentage of each person portfolios but you can also the diversification of the person's investment. You don't have to know because that is a private affair. And as for me I am only invest in Bitcoin and Eloncoin altcoin. And the two are doing great. Though Eloncoin is just a new project that hit the market recently and it is doing well. Diversification of investment is good and it is also dangerous because altcoins are not reliable. They can disappoint someone at anytime.

Dissapointment, we're suppose to adhered to that outcome by now, and never to expect or depend on crypto projects 100% because they have failed most traders in the past. This is not the first, second or third time but it will continue to keep failing, not all but severally will fall out of line. What's the essence of knowing or having the idea of what the next trader is having in his or her portfolio? We're completely on our own and we take decisions that are helpful to us other than sticking to just one project that we're not gaining any substantial profits from the project. Everyone remained discreet in the system, there's nothing new because the system.

[TimeTeller]

Op is no need to know the percentage of each person portfolios but you can also the diversification of the person's investment. You don't have to know because that is a private affair. And as for me I am only invest in Bitcoin and Eloncoin altcoin. And the two are doing great. Though Eloncoin is just a new project that hit the market recently and it is doing well. Diversification of investment is good and it is also dangerous because altcoins are not reliable. They can disappoint someone at anytime.

Every person has their own take when it comes to investments. As long as you know what you are holding,
and what risks you are taking, it is your own prerogative where to put your hard-earned money.
Diversification is always advisable. It doesn't mean you can only hold crypto, you can also include tangible
assets such as gold jewelry, real-estate, precious metals among others.

[mirakal]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

Most likely it's 70/30, 70% for bitcoin and 30% for altcoins. However, it's not really necessary to diversify your investment only limited to crypto, you would want to engage in physical investments as well like stocks, gold or real estate. Invest in bitcoin and diversify it with some other potential physical investments, that way you will lessen the risk from losing.

But asked about my personal investment, I would say my hard-earned money only goes to bitcoin for now. That is also in preparation for bitcoin halving which I think will be a very profitable time for bitcoin.

[Japinat]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

I'm into 80% bitcoin and the rest are reserved for potential altcoins that may suddenly skyrocket their prices and bring us exceptional profits. But let me clear it to you that what I invested is only an amount I can afford to lose since the term investment alone still cannot guarantee insured profits. No need to borrow funds or take a debt just to maximize your investment.

But I suggest to focus on bitcoin for now. Bitcoin halving is approaching and after that, real bull run will appear and certainly that would be the best time to sell in profits.

[shinratensei_]

i dont truly favour too much diversion in my portfolio just investing heavily in 2-3 coins just for the sake of easy management to be honest, my investment proportion is that 50% in coin with big market cap like ethereum and bitcoin and the rest to altcoin that I favoured, then im done with it and will just leave my investment as it should be until the significant price increase finally arrived.
I've had that experience of overly diversifying my portfolio basically distributing my investment across 10-20 coins and i get some bad experience with it, get overwhelmed easily with every price change, also keeping up with monitoring each of them is a hassle and instead makes face a lot of difficulty therefore i decided to just settle with fewer coin to invest and its been smooth sailing since then I believe the gesture of overly diversifying is just as bad as not diversifying at all if not worst.
after all, honestly even with investing in one coin you can already get massive benefit mainly because the price of all altcoin always follow bitcoin.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

Diversify your capital for your portfolio is not always good.

If you diversify your capital into shitcoins, risk becomes bigger, not smaller.

You need a good strategy:

Using most of your capital for Bitcoin and Ethereum like 80% of your capital for the two biggest cryptocurrencies.
Using 20% of your capital for altcoins. You can reduce this allocation to 10% if you are not a big risk taker.
With this 10% or 20%, use 80% of it for top altcoins.
The rest 20% of 10% or 20% of all capital, can be used for gambling with trendy coins. You can win big with them or lose all with them.

[Silberman]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

95% of my portfolio is on bitcoin and the remaining 5% is in ethereum and one stable coin, so as you can see I am using almost no diversification at all, and even that level of diversification will go down even more since I am planning to get rid of my stable coin holdings and invest almost all of it in bitcoin, however I will keep a small amount just to invest in some small cap altcoins during the bull season and see if I can do well with them.

[Best-mary]

I've got some money in cryptocurrency, but I'd rather not say exactly how much.  I'm not one of those people with a huge crypto portfolio - just a normal guy who believes this technology has a future.  Ive focused my investments on a couple of coins that seem to have real purpose behind them, not just hype.  There's one main one I'm pretty heavily into.  The others are smaller bets on projects I find interesting and  i figure it's smarter to go deep on a few things than buy a little of everything under the sun.  Who knows, maybe one of my little altcoin gambles pays off down the road.  Or maybe not.  Its a risk but compared to playing the stock market or keeping money in a savings account making nothing, I think it's worth it.  This isn't my whole nest egg anyway - I've got other more traditional investments too.  Crypto is just a part of my portfolio that I hope grows over the long run.  Well see what happens.

Exactly, this same goes for me. The additional thing I do is using this Smart Portfolio Bot to keep everything in check. With it, and leverage the fluctuations in price. It's like earning more whole holding..

Holding good coins matters alot

[EarnOnVictor]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

I won't tell you how exactly I selected my coins/tokens or how many of them I have but you will definitely get a glimpse of what I do and I think it will be a very good use to you.

First, I own 30% Bitcoin and 70% altcoins, this is the way I initially demarcate them, and it's because I know that Bitcoin can never perform better than altcoins, yet for the love of Bitcoin and its reliability, I made sure it has as much as that percentage. Now, you might select 5 of the best top altcoins in addition to this, and that includes coins like SOL and AVAX, and you can still go down to select those old coins that have good prospects and projects attached to them but sold so much during the bearish season and are so low in the market cap. You can pick 5 of them as well. It is after this you move to the new projects, there are a lot of them that will help you if you select wisely. You can pick a meme coin, 2 of the AI projects, and continue to select them like that depending on the sector of the industry they are related to.

By doing this, you would have invested in about 20+ coins/tokens, and I don't know how you will ever miss out in the coming bull run with this approach.

[Lakai01]

To get a rough idea of how to divide your portfolio, I can recommend a relatively new video from CoinBureau - the best crypto youtuber out there in my opinion: Coin Bureau CRYPTO Portfolio: Ultimate Investing Strategy!

The video also makes it clear very quickly that you can't make a general statement about this. For example, if you are still young, have no family (that you have to provide for) and no debts, you can invest much more aggressively than someone who has to pay off a house and has a family of four to feed.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

Me Ive got a lot since its better to put your money on different basket. Though I am keen on investing on too many since not all can be monitor at all. Probably in quantity close to 10 to 15 altcoins. I have big holdings and some minor holdings and some are used for airdrop purposes atom, osmo and injective.

[Yamane_Keto]

Diversification of investment means that your investment is divided into assets that are not related to each other, so that if the first collapses, the second rises, and the result is always growth in the investment portfolio, even if not rapid growth, but at least reducing the possibility of loss.

You cannot diversify your investments by buying more altcoins, all altcoins are influenced by Bitcoin and only stablecoins, pump dumps coins doesn’t follow this model. You can trade in altcoins, but purchasing them is not considered a diversification of your investment.

[Strongkored]

Hi guys!
Just wanted to know how many cryptocurrencies you're invested in? And with what percentage of your portfolio (No need to mention the amounts involved, if you don't want to). Just want to get a general sense of how everyone's diversifying their crypto assets.

Not much, in fact it could be said that all the altcoins that I currently own are just coins that were bought in the bullish period several years ago and they are still in my wallet because the price has fallen too far, and currently I am completely focused on Bitcoin because I think it is much better. safe compared to altcoins which can provide bigger and faster profits than saving Bitcoin, but the risks are also greater than investing in Bitcoin.
Diversifying our investments might be good because putting all your eggs in one basket is quite dangerous, but you have to be smart enough in choosing it otherwise in the end the profit you get will not be as expected because there are coins that turn out to give big losses.