Never put all of your eggs in one basket!
Diversification is ALWAYS a good thing and when you're talking about a trading portfolio this is especially important.
I like to keep a very wide range of coins at any given time. Of all of the people I know involved in crypto I actually have the largest collection of coins I would have to say :-D I have always been a coin collector ever since I was a young boy so I guess digital coins were a natural progression.
Here is my portfolio (with percentages included):
- STEEM (15.72%)
- Litecoin (11.61%)
- Lisk (11.57%)
- Bitshares (9.62%)
- Bitcoin (7.98%)
- NXT (4.72%)
- Verge (3.93%)
- Siacoin (3.36%)
- EOS (3.07%)
- RedPulse (3.03%)
- SunContracts (2.94%)
- Ethereum (2.44%)
- NEO (2.42%)
- ChainLink (2.18%)
- BinanceCoin (2.03%)
- Ethos (1.90%)
- StatusNetworkToken (1.67%)
- Ripple (1.54%)
- DigiByte (1.07%)
- FunFair (1.01%)
- VertCoin (1.00%)
- Golem (0.82%)
- AdEx (0.59%)
- Ark (0.51%)
- CanYaCoin (0.49%)
- PIVX (0.48%)
- OMNI (0.47%)
- SingularDTV (0.39%)
- DASH (0.32%)
- ZRX (0.26%)
- OmiseGo (0.23%)
- Basic Attention Token (0.15%)
- EthLend (0.13%)
- Tron (0.10%)
- TenX (0.07%)
- RaiBlocks (0.06%)
- Po.Et (0.04%)
- Walton (0.03%)
- Civic (0.02%)
- XEM (<0.01%)
- DUST COINS (BCH, BTG, SBTC, etc) (~0.02%)
OK, I'll admit I did go a little overboard :-D!
Let me know in a comment down below what coins you're holding and why. Also what are you plans and goals for your portfolio and how do you plan to achieve them?
*Never invest more than you are willing to lose and always do your own research before making any investment decisions.
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