How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?

[pieppiep]

Everyone has their different perspectives and choices, because to me, participating in bounties and airdrops are a total waste of precious time because most airdrops and bounties out there are either scam projects or not what they appear to be, some of em make promises of rewards to their participants but at the end, they fail to redeem their pledge.
It's very hard to see a legit airdrop or a bounty that actually pays, and even when they pay, the tokens are almost worthless.

You can end up performing several airdrops and bounty tasks/campaigns and still get nothing at the end of the day after wasting time and energy to perform those tasks.

Aren't you also following BTC paid bopunty now? so not all bounties and airdrops are unprofitable. There are still bounties and airdrops that are worth it. We can still follow it. Maybe I focus more on trading, because I also participate in bounties and airdrops and do the tasks to fill my free time.

It's hard to say that following a bounty which is paid for with BTC is very profitable, because with the specified value, of course, there is nothing that can be expected to be able to get more profit other than the value, has not been determined,, although at least, there is, payment compared to when we follow the airdrop which is always usually on Finally there is no proper payment or not even paid at all, of course very sad right?
I think you are better trading because there is always the possibility of getting good results, but it is very wise at not to let go to follow a bounty and airdrops.

Lol my guy, you seriously said trading is better than bounties? Trading is riskiest thing one can do, signature bounties are much better in comparison as there is no risk (as long you you stick with reputed bounties from reputable BMs).

I am just wondering if bounties are still profitable these days? I was actually once a bounty hunter myself but I quit due to the reason of it not profitable to me anymore. I wasted my time and efforts for nothing  but way back in 2017 it's all good but nowadays, I don't think so because it's like gambling wherein we all wanted to get lucky.

The bounty campaign depends on the allocation given, when the allocation is large enough it is still profitable, but when we see that the allocation given is very limited then the results we work on will be worthless. It's better if we combine the Bounty Campaign with Airdrop, we have to do everything. It is true that there is no guarantee that we will get a lot of results, but at least if we actively do everything, we will increase our chances of getting quite high results.

[MrSpasybo]

It depends on the person from which source he wants to use the amount for the purpose of investment and if someone wants to use his saving for investment then he can buy according to my opinion if we are using the money that we have got in the form of reward then we will not be in a hurry to take out that cash. For some people the invested amount always put them in worries no matter they are using their reward or saving because they don't know how to handle their investment during market dump.

If the market is fluctuating and an individual feels fear to lose money then I think 50% allocation for such things increases the risk of loss therefore try to manage your cash according to your financial condition and if you cannot afford a huge amount then just start with a small amount.

Yeah, we need to prepare for all cases, including the collapse of BTC and the entire market when making asset allocation decisions. For me, crypto is still a high-risk market, allocating more than 50% of assets to crypto does not seem to be a wise decision, even though I am doing that unwise act!

Usually, an experienced investor will try to put 1%-5% of their assets into crypto to seek higher returns while still managing risk. Meanwhile, an inexperienced investor will often have too high expectations for the bullrun and all-in into crypto to satisfy their greed.

[libert19]

Usually, an experienced investor will try to put 1%-5% of their assets into crypto to seek higher returns while still managing risk. Meanwhile, an inexperienced investor will often have too high expectations for the bullrun and all-in into crypto to satisfy their greed.

Yeah, and then something like recent dip happens and they get disheartened and start questioning their decisions.

[Jamal Aezaz]

The bounty campaign depends on the allocation given, when the allocation is large enough it is still profitable, but when we see that the allocation given is very limited then the results we work on will be worthless. It's better if we combine the Bounty Campaign with Airdrop, we have to do everything. It is true that there is no guarantee that we will get a lot of results, but at least if we actively do everything, we will increase our chances of getting quite high results.

The results of the Bounties campaign not only depend on the allocation because sometimes they mention huge allocation but they don't give anything to its participants due to the fake nature of those bounties therefore try to explore the developer of the bounty campaign in which you want to take part.
   
If you find some Bounties as trustworthy then start to work for it and at the same time also take help from the Airdrops participation because we should not be a part of just single work but should work to get benefit from multiple opportunities. If we work more we will get more and with the passage of time we will be experts in everything so there will be NO difficulty in choosing anything beneficial.

[yohananaomi]

Everyone has their different perspectives and choices, because to me, participating in bounties and airdrops are a total waste of precious time because most airdrops and bounties out there are either scam projects or not what they appear to be, some of em make promises of rewards to their participants but at the end, they fail to redeem their pledge.
It's very hard to see a legit airdrop or a bounty that actually pays, and even when they pay, the tokens are almost worthless.

You can end up performing several airdrops and bounty tasks/campaigns and still get nothing at the end of the day after wasting time and energy to perform those tasks.

Aren't you also following BTC paid bopunty now? so not all bounties and airdrops are unprofitable. There are still bounties and airdrops that are worth it. We can still follow it. Maybe I focus more on trading, because I also participate in bounties and airdrops and do the tasks to fill my free time.

It's hard to say that following a bounty which is paid for with BTC is very profitable, because with the specified value, of course, there is nothing that can be expected to be able to get more profit other than the value, has not been determined,, although at least, there is, payment compared to when we follow the airdrop which is always usually on Finally there is no proper payment or not even paid at all, of course very sad right?
I think you are better trading because there is always the possibility of getting good results, but it is very wise at not to let go to follow a bounty and airdrops.

Lol my guy, you seriously said trading is better than bounties? Trading is riskiest thing one can do, signature bounties are much better in comparison as there is no risk (as long you you stick with reputed bounties from reputable BMs).

We have to be realistic, friend. What do you expect from the current bounty? There's nothing so special yet, and we can already guess how much we can get and there are no surprises when we take part in a bounty by getting more results because the project being promoted is successful,, now whether we want to succeed or not. We already know the prize, and we'll be lucky if it's paid.
If you have more funds, of course, trading is a better thing, because we can get more than just a bounty, even though there is always the possibility of loss, and it is normal, but we also don't give up bounties and airdrops if there are any to keep following. CMIIW

[joniboini]

If you have more funds, of course, trading is a better thing, because we can get more than just a bounty, even though there is always the possibility of loss, and it is normal, but we also don't give up bounties and airdrops if there are any to keep following. CMIIW

I think the point is the risk associated with trading is way higher, so it's not as simple as having more funds -> trade -> make more money. Compared to signature campaigns or other ways to earn crypto, for most people trading is not their first choice since they need to factor in their skills, discipline, luck, etc to make money consistently. I guess you can say it is a good choice if making 5% profit per day is good for you (assuming you have a lot of capital and the market gives enough demand to absorb your orders). CMIIW.

I personally allocated more money into staking instead of trading.

[bayu7adi]

We have to be realistic, friend. What do you expect from the current bounty? There's nothing so special yet, and we can already guess how much we can get and there are no surprises when we take part in a bounty by getting more results because the project being promoted is successful,, now whether we want to succeed or not. We already know the prize, and we'll be lucky if it's paid.
If you have more funds, of course, trading is a better thing, because we can get more than just a bounty, even though there is always the possibility of loss, and it is normal, but we also don't give up bounties and airdrops if there are any to keep following. CMIIW

Bounties are not shining, but trading is not for newbies when it comes to making it the main choice... this is a really high-risk perception, so there needs to be careful planning from start to finish... even though it sounds simple "buy at a low price, sell at high prices" but in reality, it's quite difficult... we could fall deeper into trading... because it really takes good knowledge and experience to be successful in trading.

In my opinion, for people who have never touched trading at all, the initial step that can be tried is to learn first... yes, everything starts from the basic steps, and gradually moves to more advanced steps.

[MrSpasybo]

Bounties are not shining, but trading is not for newbies when it comes to making it the main choice... this is a really high-risk perception, so there needs to be careful planning from start to finish... even though it sounds simple "buy at a low price, sell at high prices" but in reality, it's quite difficult... we could fall deeper into trading... because it really takes good knowledge and experience to be successful in trading.

In my opinion, for people who have never touched trading at all, the initial step that can be tried is to learn first... yes, everything starts from the basic steps, and gradually moves to more advanced steps.

It's not easy to make a profit in this crypto market, that's for sure in any financial market because opportunities are for everyone but profits are for the minority. Airdrop/Bounties may not be the best way to make money from crypto but it can be a popular gateway for investors to access this market: at least knowing how to create an account, buy tokens and trade small valuable rewards.

Trading requires more skills, and comes with the risk of losing money if the trader cannot manage their capital, emotions and abilities. I don't think inexperienced investors should start with trading, if they really like trading, they should also spend a lot of time learning trading methods and account management.

[electronicash]

Bounties are not shining, but trading is not for newbies when it comes to making it the main choice... this is a really high-risk perception, so there needs to be careful planning from start to finish... even though it sounds simple "buy at a low price, sell at high prices" but in reality, it's quite difficult... we could fall deeper into trading... because it really takes good knowledge and experience to be successful in trading.

In my opinion, for people who have never touched trading at all, the initial step that can be tried is to learn first... yes, everything starts from the basic steps, and gradually moves to more advanced steps.

It's not easy to make a profit in this crypto market, that's for sure in any financial market because opportunities are for everyone but profits are for the minority. Airdrop/Bounties may not be the best way to make money from crypto but it can be a popular gateway for investors to access this market: at least knowing how to create an account, buy tokens and trade small valuable rewards.

Trading requires more skills, and comes with the risk of losing money if the trader cannot manage their capital, emotions and abilities. I don't think inexperienced investors should start with trading, if they really like trading, they should also spend a lot of time learning trading methods and account management.

the time where bounties are giving more was back 2017. i rarely see bounty campaigns that is worth anymore.
today most developer are distributing bounties a few months after the listing to the market. which the token value is already nose diving.  and there are less project that is attracting many investors anymore and they are more into the established projects.

this i think crypto investors are just holding BTC and wait for some who wants to take risks, goes into trading and some into gambling. the riskier the more satisfying when you win. 

[dekafee79]

Bounties are not shining, but trading is not for newbies when it comes to making it the main choice... this is a really high-risk perception, so there needs to be careful planning from start to finish... even though it sounds simple "buy at a low price, sell at high prices" but in reality, it's quite difficult... we could fall deeper into trading... because it really takes good knowledge and experience to be successful in trading.

In my opinion, for people who have never touched trading at all, the initial step that can be tried is to learn first... yes, everything starts from the basic steps, and gradually moves to more advanced steps.

It's not easy to make a profit in this crypto market, that's for sure in any financial market because opportunities are for everyone but profits are for the minority. Airdrop/Bounties may not be the best way to make money from crypto but it can be a popular gateway for investors to access this market: at least knowing how to create an account, buy tokens and trade small valuable rewards.

Trading requires more skills, and comes with the risk of losing money if the trader cannot manage their capital, emotions and abilities. I don't think inexperienced investors should start with trading, if they really like trading, they should also spend a lot of time learning trading methods and account management.

the time where bounties are giving more was back 2017. i rarely see bounty campaigns that is worth anymore.
today most developer are distributing bounties a few months after the listing to the market. which the token value is already nose diving.  and there are less project that is attracting many investors anymore and they are more into the established projects.

this i think crypto investors are just holding BTC and wait for some who wants to take risks, goes into trading and some into gambling. the riskier the more satisfying when you win. 

Bounties are not as popular as they used to be, in the past we saw that bounty campaigns were very valuable and gave tokens before listing, but now distribution is done after listing and prices have taken a sharp dive so we only get a little value. 2017 and the previous year were the best years for bounty hunters.

[Doovla]

The Enkrypt wallet shows 100% of the crypto coins I hold in it. This is split into 89% which is BNB and the remaining 11% ETH. While the rest is on an investment site called AIRT coin. I keep in mind that it will pay off more if I transfer the majority to investing for the long term.

[doc]

The Enkrypt wallet shows 100% of the crypto coins I hold in it. This is split into 89% which is BNB and the remaining 11% ETH. While the rest is on an investment site called AIRT coin. I keep in mind that it will pay off more if I transfer the majority to investing for the long term.

If you intend to switch to long-term investments, you should choose bitcoin and ethereum. 50% of my crypto assets contain bitcoin and ethereum, the rest are potential altcoins such as BNB, Solana, TRX, Matic etc. maybe I will buy coins from a new project, but wait for this month's profit.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Usually, an experienced investor will try to put 1%-5% of their assets into crypto to seek higher returns while still managing risk. Meanwhile, an inexperienced investor will often have too high expectations for the bullrun and all-in into crypto to satisfy their greed.

Yeah, and then something like recent dip happens and they get disheartened and start questioning their decisions.

Sometimes going all in or allocating a higher percentage to invest in crypto doesn't necessarily mean one is greedy or simply satisfying their greed.
It can be greedy when you're acting out of impulse or as a result of FOMO without first doing your due diligence, and it also depends on what coin one choose to invest in and ones understanding about the the token.

Let's say Bitcoin for example, there are people who choose allocate all their money to investing in Bitcoin alone without diversifying to other investment options, with full understanding of the market and considering Bitcoin for its long-term trajectory, would we say they acted out of greed too?

[yohananaomi]

The Enkrypt wallet shows 100% of the crypto coins I hold in it. This is split into 89% which is BNB and the remaining 11% ETH. While the rest is on an investment site called AIRT coin. I keep in mind that it will pay off more if I transfer the majority to investing for the long term.

If you intend to switch to long-term investments, you should choose bitcoin and ethereum. 50% of my crypto assets contain bitcoin and ethereum, the rest are potential altcoins such as BNB, Solana, TRX, Matic etc. maybe I will buy coins from a new project, but wait for this month's profit.

I really agree with the view you said, that if you want to change with long term investment, then Bitcoin and Ethereum are the best choices, but you have to remember that the 4 year [long term] period is in 2025, so you just have to wait a while and there will be an increase.
I think you have done a good thing. Half of your assets are in bitcoin and ethereum and the rest is divided into a potential altcoin, which is currently continuing to grow.

[libert19]

The Enkrypt wallet shows 100% of the crypto coins I hold in it. This is split into 89% which is BNB and the remaining 11% ETH. While the rest is on an investment site called AIRT coin. I keep in mind that it will pay off more if I transfer the majority to investing for the long term.

89% BNB, 11% ETH, rest what remains? :O   

Also, I don't really trust investment sites whichever it may be.

Usually, an experienced investor will try to put 1%-5% of their assets into crypto to seek higher returns while still managing risk. Meanwhile, an inexperienced investor will often have too high expectations for the bullrun and all-in into crypto to satisfy their greed.

Yeah, and then something like recent dip happens and they get disheartened and start questioning their decisions.

Sometimes going all in or allocating a higher percentage to invest in crypto doesn't necessarily mean one is greedy or simply satisfying their greed.
It can be greedy when you're acting out of impulse or as a result of FOMO without first doing your due diligence, and it also depends on what coin one choose to invest in and ones understanding about the the token.

Let's say Bitcoin for example, there are people who choose allocate all their money to investing in Bitcoin alone without diversifying to other investment options, with full understanding of the market and considering Bitcoin for its long-term trajectory, would we say they acted out of greed too?

Read the bold statement again, I say about 'inexperienced investors' specifically.