I’m working with 5 coins, 3 for insurance and 2 for growth.
So, I split them up: 2 growth coins and 3 insurance ones. This way, I can get decent long-term growth while still having a way to earn consistent cash flow and manage risks. I dollar-cost average in on all 5, but I’ll only sell up to 75% of the growth coins if they really spike. For the insurance coins, I sell 100% whenever they hit at least a 7% profit. Helps a lot when the market is stagnant, since I can reinvest that cash into more assets.
My portfolio? Eth, Tron, Sol, XLM, and BNB. Sol and Tron are my growth picks.
My Strategy for Balancing Growth and Insurance in Crypto
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Isn’t XLM kinda on the decline? Feels like it’s in the same boat as EOS.
XRP seems like a solid growth option, and I think Sol is looking good too, but both are super high-priced already. Just saying…