Let me start by saying that I consider myself an investor and have decided to diversify my portfolio and invest in crypto money inearly autumn (according to plans, crypto money should not exceed 5% of the total portfolio. At the moment, the share is around 3%).
The question arose before me, how to act?Which coins to buy and in what proportion? In the beginning, I bought Bitcoin, Ether, dogecoin and Cardano in equal shares (the latter was 4th in terms of capitalization at the time of purchase). If I may say so, I bought blue chips in crypto money. About a month later, everything except Cardano grew and I sold profitable coins with a yield of 25-40% and averaged everything in Cardano (I still sit in the red by about 5%).
Since mid-October I have replenished my balance and decidedtake a different path. I use Binance and there in the trading section there is a “recent listing” tab or something like that and I decided to buy 10-15 coins from this list in equal small shares (I am well aware that half of them, if not more, in the end bankrupt). I tried to figure out what these coins were, but quickly realized that I didn’t understand anything about it. It is possible to figure it out if you are a programmer or your professional activity comes into contact with blockchain technologies, etc.
For example, here is a description of the RADICLE coin:which has generated a 74% return to date: “Developed on peer-to-peer networks, it offers a new space for bazaar-style development. Login systems are replaced by public key cryptography, hosted issue trackers are replaced by local peer replication, and the idea of a single canonical upstream is replaced by the peer-to-peer model familiar to open source software hackers in the '90s and early 2000s—a principle that updated with a new protocol for open and trusted peer-to-peer collaboration, according to the developers." If you understand what is written in this description, I give you a standing ovation.
At the moment, it turns out the following:
- Purchased 8 coins from the "recent listing" list.
- Best result + 74.1% to date.
- Worst result -41% to date.
- 2 coins - one at minus 25%, the second at + 25%.
- The rest are in the range from -2% to + 2%.
At the moment, there are topical questions to which, perhaps, smartlab specialists will help find answers:
- At what rate of return should the profit be fixed in the end?
- Should you average losing positions? Bai ze dip?
- Should the profit be shifted to unprofitable positions?
- Should the profit be transferred to the main coins (Ether, Bitcoin)?
- Should we cut moose into unprofitable positions or believe that they will soon be in space?
If it is interesting, I can publish the results in the form of tables and graphs.
