Quote from: Cantsay on Today at 04:54:52 PM

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And again, for beginners I’ll advise that they should focus more on bitcoin. Dealing with altcoin as a newbie with no experience is more like gambling with a very high probability of you falling for a scam project. So they should buy more bitcoin and if at all they want to diversify their portfolio then they can do so just little amount of altcoin and when they become better at analysing a project then heheh can start increasing their altcoin allocation.

Talking about Altcoins that beginners will invest in, the top Altcoins seem to be better if alternatives to Bitcoin can be used.
Altcoins that will give a lot of losses are usually new altcoins and have not seen development, because new altcoins are FOMO because of some hype that is done.

Altcoins like ETH are no doubt, because they are always side by side with Bitcoin, always following the price of Bitcoin and even ETH also reached its latest ATH.

Quote from: bitzizzix on Today at 05:26:03 PM

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Do it to the best of your ability once you've prioritized your essential needs. If you do it periodically when you have extra cash to accumulate, and in the long term you will definitely get a good return if you have the patience and firm belief to wait for the right time to sell it.

It takes a strong hand, a strong mentality, and a strong belief that long-term holding of Bitcoin and top Altcoins will provide more profits.

Continued buying will gradually multiply assets and further increase profits. That will grow the best profits.
Do not have to force it, as beginners just use the money they have for investment and do it regularly, it will be a good opportunity.