Portfolio strategy that has worked well for many of my friends in the space: Sit 100% in stables, and take individual bets when opportunities arise. Essentially, treating stables as your default position, and any altcoin trade as a deviation away from that position. It's not the right strategy for everyone, and you do need skill to manage the entries/exits of your active positions - but i've seen it work many times. Pros: • No downside risk (minus inflation/opportunity cost) • Liquidity to take advantage of big drawdowns whilst others panic • Less emotion • Leverage to go big when the stars align on a trade Cons: • Rules out long-term fundamental investing (where I have historically done well, alongside many others) • Requires a higher degree of skill with your active trades • Opportunity cost/risk of being caught off-side (slightly mitigated by the fact that in an uptrend, you're likely trading bullish continuation anyway) Currently, I am doing a 50/50 split. 50% long term, 50% stables (this strategy). That's where I am most comfortable, and what aligns the best with my temperament. The best strategy is the one which aligns with your own skills/pitfalls.