Le Meilleur Portefeuille Crypto (🚀 Réussir le Prochain Bull Run)

Summary

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Takeaways

• 😀 Conservative portfolio: Focus on 90% Bitcoin and Ethereum for stability, with a small percentage in high-cap and mid-cap altcoins.
• 😀 Aggressive portfolio: Allocate 50% to Bitcoin and Ethereum, 30% to high-cap, 20% to mid-cap and low-cap altcoins for higher risk and potential rewards.
• 😀 High-risk portfolio: Focuses primarily on altcoins, with no Bitcoin, allowing for extreme volatility but the possibility of high returns (x10 to x30).
• 😀 Bonus portfolio: For crypto beginners, stick to 100% Bitcoin and Ethereum for minimal involvement and exposure.
• 😀 Always keep a portion of your portfolio in stablecoins (20-50%) for flexibility and the ability to invest in future opportunities.
• 😀 Conservative portfolio offers a moderate risk (4/10) with the potential for 3x to 5x returns in a bull market.
• 😀 Aggressive portfolio has a higher risk (7/10) and aims for 5x to 10x returns during the next bull run.
• 😀 Hardcore portfolio (10/10 risk) is suited only for those who can handle major losses (up to 70%) and are willing to closely monitor crypto projects.
• 😀 Enlayer, Celestia, and Starknet are upcoming projects with innovative technologies in staking, blockchain modularity, and zk-rollups.
• 😀 Bitcoin and Ethereum remain key assets in most portfolios due to their relative stability, even in high-risk strategies.
• 😀 The speaker advises beginners to avoid excessive exposure to altcoins and recommends keeping things simple with Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Q & A

What is the first portfolio designed for, and what is its risk level?

The first portfolio is designed for investors who want to prioritize stability while still gaining exposure to cryptocurrency. It is composed of 90% Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the remaining 10% split between high-cap and mid-cap coins. The risk level is rated 4/10, reflecting moderate risk with potential returns of 3x to 5x during the next bull run.

Why does the speaker suggest avoiding low-cap coins in the first portfolio?

The speaker avoids low-cap coins in the first portfolio to reduce volatility. Low-cap cryptocurrencies can be more speculative and subject to larger price swings, which increases risk, especially for investors looking for more stability.

What changes are made in the second, more aggressive portfolio?

In the second portfolio, the proportion of Bitcoin and Ethereum is reduced to 50%, while high-cap coins increase to 30%, mid-cap coins to 20%, and 10% is allocated to low-cap coins. This portfolio is designed for more aggressive investors who can tolerate larger short-term dips of up to -20%, with the potential for returns of 5x to 10x in the next bull run.

How does the risk profile of the second portfolio compare to the first?

The second portfolio has a higher risk profile, rated 7/10, compared to the first portfolio's 4/10. This higher risk reflects the increased exposure to mid-cap and low-cap coins, which are more volatile and speculative than Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Who is the third portfolio intended for, and what is its risk level?

The third portfolio is designed for highly aggressive investors who are willing to risk significant losses, potentially up to 70%, in exchange for high returns. The risk level is rated 10/10, and it focuses almost entirely on altcoins, excluding Bitcoin.

What is the key characteristic of the third portfolio?

The third portfolio is highly speculative, targeting investors who can afford to lose most or all of their investment. The goal is to capitalize on the potential for massive gains (10x to 30x) during the next bull run, but it comes with significant risk and requires constant monitoring of the market.

What is the 'Bonus Wallet,' and who is it intended for?

The 'Bonus Wallet' is for beginners or individuals who are new to cryptocurrency and want exposure without dedicating much time to research. It consists only of Bitcoin and Ethereum, offering a relatively stable entry into the crypto market.

Why does the speaker recommend holding stablecoins in addition to cryptocurrency?

The speaker recommends holding between 20% and 50% of the portfolio in stablecoins to provide flexibility. This allows investors to take advantage of market dips, reallocate investments, or invest in new, promising projects without needing to liquidate volatile crypto assets.

What are the three promising crypto projects mentioned in the video?

The three promising crypto projects mentioned are: 1) **En Layer**, which is innovating in Ethereum staking and protocol security; 2) **Celestia**, which is developing modular blockchain infrastructure; and 3) **Starknet**, which is working on advanced ZK-rollup technology.

Why does the speaker suggest Bitcoin and Ethereum might not provide the highest returns in the third portfolio?

In the third portfolio, the focus is on altcoins because Bitcoin and Ethereum, while stable and established, are unlikely to offer the highest returns in terms of percentage growth. The goal is to invest in smaller, more volatile altcoins that could experience massive price increases during a bull run, though with much higher risk.