$26,000 to invest, any suggestions?

[Marckolind]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....

Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:

Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.

If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.

Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.



These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

[Sebas.tian]

If you can be able to make Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and LINK among the coins you are going to invest the $26,000, I promise you that you will not regret for such decision OP because all those coins are doing great in the market base on the team behind their progress. Never you think of making new projects your choice in this season, because all those new projects make some investors to fail easily in the future because it hard for the project to move faster like the way old projects are moving faster to allow their investors to smile with their income. If you can add BNB to your list, I think you will experience something that will make you to make BNB your choice again because investors are making income from BNB investment anytime bullish season appear.

[Marckolind]

If you can be able to make Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and LINK among the coins you are going to invest the $26,000, I promise you that you will not regret for such decision OP because all those coins are doing great in the market base on the team behind their progress. Never you think of making new projects your choice in this season, because all those new projects make some investors to fail easily in the future because it hard for the project to move faster like the way old projects are moving faster to allow their investors to smile with their income. If you can add BNB to your list, I think you will experience something that will make you to make BNB your choice again because investors are making income from BNB investment anytime bullish season appear.

My main holdings are BTC, ETH, SOL, and LINK, I want to invest another $26k in mid/low cap projects which can make life changing profits.

BNB has been part of my portfolio in the past, but I don't believe it will perform just as good this coming bullrun, compared to other options, which are plenty.

Thanks for your feedback though.

I'm really looking for projects with utility, projects which aim to change crypto for the better. Projects which will be around for years to come, again, I'm a long term investor.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....

Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:

Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.

If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.

Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.

These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

The four coins that you have considered here to invest your $26,000, of course I support you to invest these four coins. If you can percentage wise hold these four coins until the bull market then I think you will have a lot of success. Investing in coins like bitcoin, ethereum allows you to move forward with low risk investment but whenever you go with any meme coin you have to take maximum risk moving forward.  So the lower the investment risk the better. I always go ahead with bitcoin, ethereum, solana, bnp all these coins for investment i never want to go ahead with meme coin.

[FinePoine0]

20% LINK

Here you can add BNB without purchasing Link. BNB coin is very trusted among altcoin platforms, and its price is always on the rise nowadays. So if you make 20% videos in BNB coins you will definitely be successful.

[Reatim]

Dont you have any plans in adding AI projects ? anyway you have already a good set in your folio though I believe that you should increase your part in Bitcoin as atleast 40-50% for the number 1 rank currency.

and that 26k should be for diversification in at least 2-3 types of projects , looking forward for your updating once you decided which project you choose.

[Coin_trader]

Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.

I don’t understand this project feature. It’s description boast fee less trading between BTC and many more while the exchange will distribute the fee to the token holder therefore the DEX is not fee less unlike what it’s advertised? Also there’s already tons of DEX put there, investing on this project will make your money just an exit liquidity by the team once the DEX doesn’t have enough volume in the long run.

These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

Any investment on small caps is surely a gamble no matter how good the project fundamentals because there’s always a chance that the founder itself don’t continue the product along the way once they don’t have enough funding.

Why not stick to the basic and just invest on Bitcoin and other project related to it like Stacks since Bitcoin will always be the center of crypto hype while any project building on it will surely share the spotlight.

[bitzizzix]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

If your goal is to invest for the long term, I think the coins you mentioned are great choices that will provide huge returns if you do it for the long term.
And you can add BNB if you want, 30% for Bitcoin, 20% for Ethereum, BNB 20%, Sol and Link 15% each.

It is very risky if you bet your money on a meme coin or a new project, especially if you don't have enough knowledge, experience and reliable analysis.

[Hallroom]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....

Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:

Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.

If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.

Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.



These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

If you have a deposit of 26 thousand dollars, you will buy bitcoins with a percentage of 50%. And with the remaining 45% you will invest in Altcoins. If you invest in this way, your investment will definitely be successful. Currently all coins are bullish so this is definitely a good time to invest.

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Your current portfolio provides a solid foundation.

I suggest focusing on established mid-cap projects with proven track records in their respective niches and genuine utility. Concentrate on well-established ecosystems, exploring projects that complement existing blockchains such as Ethereum or Solana. These projects may have a higher likelihood of adoption and growth.

Conduct research beyond the hype and avoid being solely swayed by potential returns, seek out projects with strong teams, clear roadmaps, and a functioning product or service.

The two projects you shared are both relatively new. The potential rewards are high, but so is the risk.

[Nothingtodo]

If you have 26 thousand dollar amount then you can feel free to divide your 26 thousand dollar into different categories and invest in the best coins in the coin market. In this case you will never invest on just one coin or you will never invest on any Shit Coin. Moreover, many meme coins are currently in pumping positions, so you must do your research before investing in those coins.

[tokeweed]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I see what you did there. 

I'll not include the projects 'in your radar' but for the benefit of the other guys reading these boards I think PYTH is a good long term choice to add in your portfolio.  It could even be a good replacement for LINK even.  Other ones that are good long term bets could be TIA and INJ which are somewhat more established players in crypto.  But mostly leaning more towards TIA as staking some could make you eligible for airdrops.    Add in some DYM staking for more possible airdrops.

[Husires]

I will choose Layer-Two Scaling Solutions with a central network solutions such as Dexs or those that may have a potential Edrob.
from your list the best investment is Thorchain and Connext Network (Connext) and investing in Doge, LTC, XRP may achieve good results.

[OrangeII]

In my opinion, the coin you chose is quite good. However, personally, I would add a few thousand dollars to Bitcoin and EThereum, and I would add BNB to the portfolio. However, if totaled, the percentage for altcoins is more than bitcoin. If your goal is long term, it might be better if the total percentage is 50% in bitcoin, and the rest divided into altcoins. Plus, I feel that $26k is a lot of money, so I would invest more in coins that have big potential and little risk.

[Dunamisx]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....

What makes you think the ones you may go for are far better than the memecoins or tokens you mentioned, the low cap projects are likely to fail or have poor market performance if the people should invest in them, they are more at risk, so i will advise you invest in bitcoin and choose other coins you think worth receiving your investment asset, i only employ that you deepens your search on any low cap coin you want to invest in.

[salad daging]

You want to invest long term why not try in Bitcoin and Ethereum isn't it better than others? Then you try with low capitals you are gambling on memecoins because low capitals have not determined the price will increase unless you can do it in the short term.

But you are free to do whatever you want because it is your own money so you are free to use it, I think with the list you chose it is good enough for the portfolio, it's just that you want to have a quick profit from low capitalist tokens then I say it will be risky unless you allocate about 5% of all your assets of $26K.

[Sophokles]

Hey there!

I have around $26k in stable coins, and currently own:

30% BTC
20% ETH
20% SOL
20% LINK

I'm considering some low cap projects, but try to stear away from complete meme/gamble projects, only driven by hype. Doge, Pepe, etc....

Which projects should I look into? Currently on my radar are:

Hydranet (HDN) First Layer 3 DEX, which offers instant, virtually feeless trading between BTC, ETH, USDT, and many more. Their DEX is live, and working, as can be seen here, comparing Thorchain And Hydranet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SJsAUx-hJA&t=11s - Fees collected from the DEX will be paid in ETH to token holders.

If Hydranet dethrones Thorchain, we're looking at a 180x from here, which is pretty damn good.

Connext Network (Connext)
Connext offers layer-two scaling solutions. Connext addresses the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, resulting in faster and more cost-effective transactions.
This one is interesting, but high risk due to its very low marketcap.



These are just a few examples on my list - I'm looking for projects with actual utility, as I invest for the long term.

What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

You already have a great portfolio. Thanks for those two low cap token suggestion will take a look. There are some AI project you can take a look and some of the upcoming DePin project also worth noticing. Also matic is also a good choice as it is one of the best layer 2 projects that hasn't pumped that much and has few catalyst event in the horizon. Dot is also something that didn't pump that much and worth noticing. But it is surprised to see you are still holding your USD till now.

[terrific]

If you already have some projects in your mind then do it. As long as you did DYOR on it, it is going to be placing 10% of your portfolio.
That's not a lot honestly but I understand why you want to invest into low cap coins because the return might be greater if its market cap increases.

[xeqoRameshAxueamExaqana]

the best investment in crypto still BTC, ETH and BNB
Even though calculating the profit may not be as high as other altcoins, these three coins are considered safe heaven coins, the ultimate savings heaven. As long as you don't buy at the peak. Especially this year of halving, buying at the peak will make it difficult to achieve profits and waiting for a long time to be able to profit when buying during the halving or post-halving year.

[tvplus006]

...What is on you guys radar? I'm not interested in dog/cat meme coins, or anything like that. I don't plan to straight up gamble my money, like in a casino. 

It may happen that all purchases made at the current price may turn out to be high. Therefore, I would delay my purchases a little, waiting for a stronger correction in the market, after which I can consider buying at a reduced price.