Don't invest all your funds in single fund. Out of 100% invest 30% in bitcoin, 30% in government bonds and 40% in Equities. You will be on safer side as you wouldn't lose all your hard earned monies...
So, like, 100% of your money is out there? My technique is actually just like a gambling technique. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose. I know it's basic, but it's useful. My maximum investment would be 5% of my funds. Most of the time it's even hard to let out 1% of it. That's huge money to me already.
I mean so far, holding cryptos for a very long time seems to be the best option, virtually almost all coins that were top 30 or so have gone up by a lot in the last few months, doubling, tripling and sometimes even 10x or 20x their price. If you bought even only 10$ worth of each, today you would have around 20k$
Yes agree, having the top 10 is the more good and advisable to keep and it depends in the person who will invest. My strategy is a continuous rolling buy cheap sell high then buy cheap again after a dummy.
Buying cheap coins is less risky that putting your investing in the top 10 since it's a big volume coins and the moment it will drop
it will be having a hard time to recover again. Cheap coins is worth buying as they are most likely undervalued but just like any investment
you do not just invest blindly, you need to study as well.
The approach for major coins is different. Since they are a major coin, they will go back to their previous price in no time. Buy in a dip, and wait for the price to go back to what it was for a long time. Then sell. In every dip of these coins, you can make money. They go back pretty quickly. The technique is called scalping. You have to invest a huge amount but the profit isn't that much. It's okay, though, because it's just short trade and there's a lot more chance to earn money compared to buying shit coins then hoping for them to rise one day.