What % of your assets are invested in memecoins?

[bayu7adi]

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...

[LogitechMouse]

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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 don't have meme coin holdings currently, but when the bear market happens, I think I'll put around 5% of my total money on meme coins, and when I say meme coins, I'm not pertaining to those low market cap ones, but I'll go with those top ones like DOGE, maybe SHIB for some reasons, and if I get drunk, I might buy some PEPE - the coin with too many red flags to consider a legit project.

Is it normal to allot 30% of your total money into meme coins? Hmmm, yes and no. I mean there are some investors that have huge risk appetite that's why they're investing way more than 30% on meme coins. At the end of the day, it all depends on what type of investor you are. A 30% allocation for me is considered an aggressive one already. Around 5% is for me a conservative one.

[TomPluz]

I am now recognizing the power of memecoins to give someone the most ROI in the cryptocurrency industry, maybe even higher than the usual and popular digital assets around. The only problem I got is selecting which of the thousands introduced everyday will really make it and give someone that elusive x1000 profit level. Plus I am always afraid of the possible risks based on my own experience when years ago I invested my little $20 money only to find out later that the project was already dead. So I am then having a sad 0% of my portfolio allocated to memecoins.

[albon]

People invest in meme coins considering various aspects, such as some people hoping to get rich suddenly, while new members invest without understanding. However, those who have been investing in crypto for a long time consider DOGE, SHIB, PEPE as meme coins. Meme coin has extreme price volatility often resulting in rapid and unexpected price fluctuations in a short period of time making investing in it risky.

Over the past year, some meme coins have entered the market named after famous people but in reality they do not exist. This pump and dump scheme has created excitement in the market and led to their sudden demise. Meme coins may have limited information about their #DevelopmentTeam , goals, and financials, which can lead to a short lifespan.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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...

            -   Maybe I'm around $150 then the rest seems to be allocated to other crypto assets such as Hbar, Xrp, Ada, Bnb, Trx, Ton, and Eth as well apart from Bitcoin.
I won't mention the others because there are others. Now, I know that all of the above will also go hand in hand with the rise in the price of bitcoin in the market.

As long as my dca practices on potential altcoins that I'm accumulating little by little during this bullish season in the field industry are still ongoing.

[bitterguy28]

Is it normal to allot 30% of your total money into meme coins? Hmmm, yes and no. I mean there are some investors that have huge risk appetite that's why they're investing way more than 30% on meme coins. At the end of the day, it all depends on what type of investor you are. A 30% allocation for me is considered an aggressive one already. Around 5% is for me a conservative one.

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

[Azharul]

If we follow in cryptocurrency market carefully, we can see that there are many meme coins is remain in cryptocurrency market. But we also know that most of the meme coins also risky in cryptocurrency market. I am also 5%of meme coins are invested. So when we want to invest in any meme coins, we must understand in cryptocurrency market and this coin properly. But if we find doge, pepe,sol i think that it will be helpful for us. So if we are a new investor in cryptocurrency market, we should observe cryptocurrency market and know about this crypto.

[Axcel777]

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.

[Stompix]

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?

Whoever has more than 3% not 30% is asking for what will definitely come for him.
Event 10% is an insane amount unless all your holding are like $100 or so, but if we talk in the tens of thousands of dollars combined and you have thousands in meme coins, sorry to say, but something si wrong with you.

[Crwth]

I think it depends on your risk appetite because meme coins could have big returns if you purchase the right one. We all know we shouldn't put everything in one basket, but remember to risk what you can afford to lose.

In my case, I am at 10% with meme coins.