What % of your assets are invested in memecoins?

[KryptoBell]

yes for me as well that is a huge allocation already but maybe if you are not in a budget anyway you can put in that much into higher risked projects but for those with a tight budget it wouldn’t make sense to have more than 10% of their budget into memecoins better to just allocate most of your money to well established coins

This is true that in the world of investment fund allocation has to be adjusted to the risk profile and budget capacity that one owns. For low budget individuals, it will make more sense if most of their budget is put in stable and tested assets like major coins. Although with meme coins there might be the potential to have quick profits, the risks are also high. Pursuing a low level of funds into more speculative assets is a seductive strategy that adventuresome people are willing to employ, but to maintain stability most of the funds should be invested in more secure investments.

You are right but from my observation, most low budget traders tend to trade meme coins more due to its high profit potential without them having them mitigating risks even when they are aware of the risks involved. Personally, just 5% of my portfolio is for memecoins because i prefer a stable investment than a volatile one.

[SPOON_MOJO]

Honestly putting more than 20 percent of your assets on memecoins sounds pretty hazardous to me. They are very volatile and primarily driven by hype, so unless you’re ready to lose that money altogether. I’d recommend keep it small.   Personally I’d stick around 5 to 10 percent max if I’m just wanting to have fun or catch a fast pump, Anything beyond that feels more like gambling than investing.

[Wakate]

Honestly putting more than 20 percent of your assets on memecoins sounds pretty hazardous to me. They are very volatile and primarily driven by hype, so unless you’re ready to lose that money altogether. I’d recommend keep it small.   Personally I’d stick around 5 to 10 percent max if I’m just wanting to have fun or catch a fast pump, Anything beyond that feels more like gambling than investing.

There are good memecoins in the market and I don't trust many of them because it's can be a big disaster if you are holding any of these coins and they end up becoming reg pulled. The market is based on hyped and we should not ever buy a coin because of the hype, this could cause a serious misfortune if large percentage of our assets is on such memecoins. Bitcoin has been the most reliable project in the crypto market and that's why many people include big institutions holding it for the future. We don't have to make all these devs rich by buying their coins that worth nothing if not hyped.

[Royal Cap]

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And what about you? What percentage of your assets do you spend on memecoins so that it can be said to be safe and not too influential to our financial collapse...

Meme coin is made from memes. Which we know as doge coin. In my opinion, meme coin should not be taken seriously. Because meme coin may bring you short-term profit, but it is very risky in the long term. The meme coin market actually depends on social media hype. For example, the price of doge coin increased because of a share of Elon Musk. But now it has decreased again. So in my opinion, I will invest 3-5 percent of my money in meme coin. Because even if it is lost, I will not regret it.

[robelneo]

I'm just curious about the amount of money you spent on memecoins... is it normal for someone to spend more than 30% of their assets to buy this highly volatile memecoin?
And what about you? What percentage of your assets do you spend on memecoins so that it can be said to be safe and not too influential to our financial collapse...

I know a guy whose portfolio is 50%, This type of person is a risk taker, I don't recommend to have your portfolio 50% on memes they are not stable investment. They will collapse and you will get burned anytime I used to invest on memes and it used to comprised 10% of my portfolio but after getting burned I stopped investing on these memes, investing in memes is the easiest way to burn your investment.

[Crypto Library]

Weighing the risks and potential, memecoin seems to be a great deal for investors who like high risk with a short time frame... I'm sure there are still people who own memecoins to this day, whether from airdrops or purchases with personal money..

I'm just curious about the amount of money you spent on memecoins... is it normal for someone to spend more than 30% of their assets to buy this highly volatile memecoin?
And what about you? What percentage of your assets do you spend on memecoins so that it can be said to be safe and not too influential to our financial collapse...

I am actually a very timid person so I am always afraid to take risks and that is why I never invested in memecoin.
However, during the airdrop hype, I liked the performance of DOGS coin so I invested my $100 there but currently it is around $30. I am almost at -70% at my memcoin investment.

And as a result, my faith in memecoin has completely gone. Currently, I do not see any new memecoin that has made its investors profitable.