When you first start in crypto, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of coins, projects, and opinions.

I started with a few USDT and many doubts. But over time and with a lot of reading (besides several mistakes), I began to understand something key: you don't need to have much to start building a portfolio. The important thing is to do it thoughtfully.

💡 What am I doing?

  1. First, I diversified a bit.

    I started by buying small amounts of well-known coins like $BTC, $ETH, SOL, and $XRP. I didn't go crazy with rare projects; I just wanted to have a stable base and learn how each one behaves.

  2. I tried with newer coins but didn't bet everything.

    I added a bit of ARB and even a bit of PEPE and $DOGE, just to understand how 'memecoins' move. But I have them as a complement, not the center of my portfolio.

  3. I started using Binance Earn.

    I tried a promo with $STX at 66% APY for 3 days. I learned how locked Earn works, what happens with the interest, and how those coins behave. I didn't earn much, but I understood the mechanism.

  4. I always left a part in USDT.

    I realized it's not wise to have everything invested. Good opportunities or promos arise sometimes, and if you have liquidity, you can take advantage of them without having to sell anything in a hurry.

🎯 How do I distribute my investments now?

Today my portfolio is small, but it's divided more or less like this:

  • 30% in $BTC

  • 25% in $ETH

  • 15% in $SOL

  • 10% between XRP and ARB

  • 5% in memecoins like PEPE and DODE

  • 15% in USDT as a reserve

📚 I adjusted all of this based on what I understood, and I will surely keep changing it. But the important thing is that now I have a criterion, and I don't just buy because I see something 'going up'.

💬 How did you set up your portfolio?

Did you start with BTC or did you jump straight into trying altcoins?




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