Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on November 05, 2024, 02:43:49 AM

Quote from: taufik123 on November 05, 2024, 12:49:47 AM

There are many memecoins that Murad holds, but I hold other memecoins that I think have higher potential later on and are still quite low in price.

I also wouldn't advise anyone to get into memecoins unless they're ready and the BTC and ETH Portfolio remains number 1.

Altcoins are risky and vulnerable to die first in a bear market. Meme coins are more risky and more vulnerable to die than other types of altcoins. It's because meme coins are more useless than other altcoin types, and basically we can say "No use case, no utility, it's basically useless and price will be reflected as useless meme coins with time".

I agree with you that cryptocurrency investors must focus their capital on biggest and safest cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (biggest and safest), then Ethereum. Only two cryptocurrencies can be attributed up to 80% or 90% of your investment capital. I personally only have 10% (not 20%) of my investment capital for other cryptocurrencies and I say no with meme coins.

Yes, it is your right to regulate how the investment you will make.
Not wanting to touch the memecoin it is also your choice, but for me who likes to do a lot of experimentation and try out all kinds of hype projects that have emerged, I started buying some memecoins that I really believe in and have transparent developers and with clear utility.

It's not just memecoins that just appear and then disappear without a trace. I don't want to suggest anything, but I do this practice for myself and to grow my portfolio.

Now that bitcoin is on the rise and reaching a new ATH at $75k because Trump won, this would be a good start for all crypto projects and certainly hold a coin that will believe will be very useful for now and in the future.