Quote from: sekalitas on Today at 05:55:21 AM

My risk tolerance is pretty moderate, so if I had $1000 to invest in 1-5 projects, I'd put 60% into established tokens with a good track record. They might not skyrocket, but they're like a safety net in case other investments go south. The rest I'd split between 1-2 newer tokens, chasing that potential for big gains. Even if they flop, the impact wouldn't be too bad. Besides, who doesn't want to be part of the next big thing, right?

But let's be real, there are no guarantees in crypto. so only use money that you can afford to lose Grin

that is more even practical way of investing and actually that is what we called diversifying that we need to
segregate our funds in many different currencies so the chances or earning from different variations are there .
Old coins are safer indeed and new coins are at risk , but old coins mostly moving slowly while new coins
are the aggressive one .

remember that this are all your money and you will be more depending in your decisions that others,
advises here are valuable but use your instinct and knowledge before believing.