I've got a mix of 5 coins, where 3 serve as insurance and 2 are for growth.
Here's how I allocate them: the 2 growth coins and 3 insurance coins make a total of 5. This setup strikes a balance between aiming for long-term growth while still having a steady cash flow and reducing risk.
I dollar-cost average (DCA) all 5 coins. For the 2 growth coins, I only plan to sell a max of 75% if they really spike. The 3 insurance coins, on the other hand, I always sell 100% if I see at least a 7% profit. This strategy helps me generate cash flow whether the market is moving sideways or not, and I use that cash to DCA into other assets.
My portfolio consists of: Eth, Tron, Sol, XLM, and BNB. Sol and Tron are my growth picks, while Eth, XLM, and BNB are my insurance coins.
My unique approach to self-defense funding through trading insurance
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Is xlm not on the decline? It gives me the same impression as Eos.
Xrp might be a good growth coin, sol is pretty good too but both are already very highly valued.
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