How diverse is your crypto portfolio?

[Pandu Geddon]

almost 90% of the assets in my portfolio are Bitcoin. there may be some investors who prefer to spread their investments across several potential altcoins. but I only have Bitcoin and stablecoins.
sometimes I trade altcoins but nowadays very rarely. it's just to increase the Bitcoins I have. I once liked investing in new projects. some are successful but some also fail.
I always convert the assets I trade or the altcoins I own to stablecoins and Bitcoin.

[Nheer]

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.

It's a good idea to diversify your portfolio, especially in light of the impending bull market. I hope the advice given on this thread doesn't influence your decision in diversifying your portfolio or make you feel bad about not having enough; after all, the cryptocurrency market is not a place for competition, so don't be intimidated if you haven't made enough investment yet compared to others—after all, even Rome wasn't built in a day.

Additionally, avoid diving into other coins just because someone told you they were invested in them. Instead, do your own research before making any kind of investment, and if you feel more comfortable holding Bitcoin than diversifying your portfolio, then that's what you should do. Never in this cryptocurrency space let people’s decisions influence you.

I understand the benefits of diversifying during this time and the potential profits from investing in various altcoins, but personally, I can't seem to hold any other coin because i don’t feel comfortable doing so. As a result, I've put all of my money into bitcoin because my heart is with Bitcoin and am patiently waiting for the bull run 

[Bushdark]

almost 90% of the assets in my portfolio are Bitcoin. there may be some investors who prefer to spread their investments across several potential altcoins. but I only have Bitcoin and stablecoins.
sometimes I trade altcoins but nowadays very rarely. it's just to increase the Bitcoins I have. I once liked investing in new projects. some are successful but some also fail.
I always convert the assets I trade or the altcoins I own to stablecoins and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is a must hold cryptocurrency for us to stay safe and make real profits from the market. Cryptocurrency has it own risk and we must be ready to take that into consideration. No matter how complex or huge our cryptocurrency portfolio might be, we have to hold Bitcoin for us to stay safe from bad and rug pull projects in the market. The market is huge and we can make good profit from our cryptocurrency portfolio if we are holding strong projects that has good and experience team to backup the project. Community is also an important thing we need to put into consideration for us to earn more with consistent liquidity.

[Kelward]

It's good to diversify in cryptocurrency, because there are many options to choose from, only you'd have to do your investigations about any coin that you intend to put your hard earned money into. Despite the many cryptocurrencies in the crypto market, I have very limited options to choose from, the number one is their undeniable king, Bitcoin, then top altcoins like Ethereum, never new projects, despite their huge promises of ROI on a short term. Maybe I'll diversify into new projects one day, but I'd have to tell myself the truth that I'm gambling my money.

[mrust_mobile]

Not many.

btc, doge, ltc, xmr and some usdt in case of a flash crash...

There isn't really any other coin that's worth investing. ETH is also a good one but it is also expensive to make tx's in ETH. Since already have BTC which I can't move without paying a fortune, I don't need it in my portfolio.

[Uruhara]

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.

Maybe I won't share the details. But most of my investments are in bitcoin. And a small part of it I hold several altcoins which are expected to follow the upward movement higher in the Bullrun market later or which has already started now. I like layer 1 and 2 altcoins because in my fundamental opinion they tend to have more growth potential. Either from the ecosystem or from how their project runs and gets a response from the market and from ongoing trends. And apart from that, I also keep several AI category altcoins which I have also analyzed and accumulated quite a lot. And some of my capital is only used for short-term investments such as weekly or monthly trading. Just according to my free schedule.

[Etranger]

I mostly invest in bitcoin. It is not only reliable, but also it happens to be the most profitable in a long term. I also follow the news about bitcoin in particular, that is why this is an asset I understand the most. From time to time I also buy some alts like ether or litecoin. I believe they also have solid grounds. I have a little bit of meme coins as well just in case. But I consider those not as an investment, but rather than luck and fortune. I don't take it very seriously, but I know that one day they can grow significantly, and I want to take advantage from it. 

[michellee]

Bitcoin is the most coin I invest in, besides altcoins. I have a lot of altcoins. I have a lot of new and old altcoins and most of the old altcoins are altcoins that have yet to be able to get a high rise. So I still keep the altcoin and wait for the next altcoin season.

Investing in top altcoins is a good suggestion, which I have been doing for several months. Altcoins in the top 50 may be my next goal, especially for altcoins that have not yet risen high. But it also depends on the profit I can get in trading because I also trade like other people.

If you also want to invest in altcoins, you should first find out about the project and not follow other people's advice without research. Additionally, only use money you can afford to invest in altcoins. Many altcoins cannot rise during the altcoin season, so you must be more careful in choosing altcoins.

[Bushdark]

There are different ways we can diversify our portfolio and this involves buying Bitcoin and other altcoins projects that we are sure that the price is going to be bullish. Since we all want to make profits from the market, we can look for new cryptocurrency that are just launching and try to hold them for a while milking them to a sufficient level before we take profits and sell our holdings to buy the next bullish altcoins. There are so many meme coinw in the market which we can buy and make money from them.

[the rise]

I never save large amounts of cryptocurrencies except stable coins and stakes, I will make a profit every day with stakes without having to take risks with stable coins, sometimes I save new tokens or coins but not for long periods, because I know that very well It's risky to store it long term

[Uruhara]

I never save large amounts of cryptocurrencies except stable coins and stakes, I will make a profit every day with stakes without having to take risks with stable coins, sometimes I save new tokens or coins but not for long periods, because I know that very well It's risky to store it long term

Staking can indeed bring in guaranteed profits if it is in stable coins. But the problem here is that a large amount of capital is required in order to get a fairly large profit percentage. Because if our capital is only under $1000 USD then staking is actually not that profitable. I personally no longer do staking. Because holding Exchange for too long will only put our assets at higher risk. Because we don't know when the Exchange will go bankrupt. Just like what happened to ftx which suddenly went bankrupt.

But I agree with you in not keeping new coins for a long time. Because it is too risky to store it for a long time. Indeed, it would be better if we only kept it when we heard rumors about an event and then sold it when the hype occurred while the event was taking place.

[Rabata]

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.

For investment i prioritize Bitcoin first and some altcoins if the hype goes up maybe those coins can give me good profit. But there are no guarantees in altcoins. Investments need to be diversified because we all know that not all eggs should be kept in the same basket. So besides Bitcoin I put a small amount of money in some altcoins. My portfolio is not big but for the most part keep about 75 percent in Bitcoin and the rest 25 percent I mix my portfolio with other altcoins. Not sure I will profit from altcoins but I will hold them for next bull  market. I will not sell any coins from my portfolio especially until the bullish market comes.

[tjtonmoy]

I don't diversify my portfolio. Rather I diversify the amount of investment I do. My favorite choice is Bitcoin and it has to be on the top. I am focusing more on Bitcoin recently because the halving is near and hopefully after that in about 12 to 16 months, it is going to be a good profit. And when the hype of Bitcoin is over, then the time of alt coin season starts. I will focus on diversifying my portfolio with other alternative coins then. But right now I am all about Bitcoin.
I have some little investment into Solana, BNB and XLM tokens but they are not huge amount. For that reason I don't count them as an investment. You can say 99.9% of my portfolio is Bitcoin and the rest is some other coin that I have mentioned.

[Eldestyoung]

Diversifying your portfolio is a very good idea, it gives you a great opportunity of rising rather than just depending on just one coin, if the coin fall you loose everything but not same with diversifying, one coin can fall while others pump massively

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Diversifying your portfolio is a very good idea, it gives you a great opportunity of rising rather than just depending on just one coin, if the coin fall you loose everything but not same with diversifying, one coin can fall while others pump massively

If you diversify your capital to 10 coins and only one of those 10 coins is Bitcoin, the 9 other coins are shit coins, you probably lose big with those 9 coins.

Diversify your capital is not always safe, it requires you to choose good coins for capital diversification. Bitcoin must be a major part in your capital and very minor capital must be used for altcoins which can die.

How many cryptocurrencies failed?

[GreatArkansas]

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.

For me, I am following the majority which Bitcoin is the majority percentage on each portfolio, so for me, I also do that. Next is Ethereum is the second largest. After that, small allocations in new projects or old projects that are doing good in every bull run.

[ancafe]

Diversifying your portfolio is a very good idea, it gives you a great opportunity of rising rather than just depending on just one coin, if the coin fall you loose everything but not same with diversifying, one coin can fall while others pump massively

It is important to diversify portfolio on coins that have the ability to survive in the market because if the wrong choice then the coin will not have any impact on us. Usually people will choose the top five coins to diversify portofolio because the coins can be more able to survive in the market even though the price is not as strong as bitcoin. Basically people have an investment plan every time they take action, but there are many people will be far more focused on collecting bitcoin compared to other coins.

The decision depends on the individual and if they want to be a little involved in a big risk then trying to use certain coins to generate profits in the short term is the decision. But if you do not want to be involved in a large risk, it is advisable to hold Bitcoin because you will be much safer in investing in the long run.

[LogitechMouse]

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.

For the past 2 years, I've been holding only 4 assets that are in the top 20 in terms of market cap.
Just this week, I decided to trade 2 of my assets and distribute them into different coins. Some are in the top 20-50, and some are in the top 51-100.

As for the percentage, I don't know what is the exact percentage right now, but Bitcoin has the highest percentage. I mean for me, it's a must for me that Bitcoin will have the most percentage in my portfolio so whenever I buy altcoins, I also make sure that I invest some into Bitcoin.

[cakravothy]

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 invest my money in coins that are big market and popular.
40% in bitcoin, 20% in ETH, 15% in BNB, 10% in cake, 10% in axs, 5% in luna.
About how much the dollar amount is privacy, everyone's economic strength is different so it's better to write the portfolio in percentage only.
why choose luna coins because in the past luna was also a big market coin and popular so the term stuck coins there, whether you want it or not I still trade the luna coin.

[FanEagle]

I am guessing not diverse enough. I mean by logic if diverse means plenty of coins, I can say that I am diverse, but the practical is not the same as theory. What I mean is that I have 90%+ of my money in just three coins and that's it, and I have 50%+ of my money in just one coin, which means that I am not diverse enough, I can't really have anything similar to that.

I believe that we need to end up with something that has to be a bit more different, and that has to be more equally distributed. I have bitcoin as my single most purchased coin, I invested heavily into that, sure I have a few 1% and even lesser coins, 20+ of them, they combine maybe like 5% of my portfolio, so its quite important to remember this ain't what we are talking about when we say diverse.