I just tell my friend about it, if you want to follow, follow bitcoin also not only altcoin because the price is paired with bitcoin. but if he wants the risk, that system always follows what they invest, the more you bought the more you got risk and profit. And bitcoin has become like gold now.

So bitcoin is still the best investment in crypto and the choice of many people to try to get big profits.
But altcoins can also be an investment option but not for the long term because altcoins will be more volatile in price than bitcoin.
In addition, altcoins also follow bitcoin as the leader, which makes many altcoins fall sharply if bitcoin experiences a decline like now.
But it's okay if some people make altcoins their main investment because they think with so many altcoins on the market, they can get bigger profits than investing in bitcoin.

ETH and BNB are both considered shitcoins so you should have included them in the last category not a separate one above that. In fact both of these coins are more centralized than all the other altcoins, for example BNB is 100% controlled by Binance and can be shut down, frozen, reversed, ... if Binance owners decided to or a government ordered them to.

I disagree with you about this, like I always tell people, we should not be so extreme about BTC, we should be very careful about that as we have alternatives that have come to stay. Like the traditional markets, there are many assets to choose from, and so is the situation between Bitcoin and altcoins, it depends on what the investors and traders want.

We should also differentiate between altcoins, there are more performing ones, and once you know how to deal with them, they could perform better than Bitcoin in HODL and other trading investments.

Not all altcoins are going to give you a 20-50x return. You need to find a good altcoin that has potential and they are very rare to find. You will most likely end up investing in a "bad" altcoin and lose everything.

Investing in Bitcoin is less riskier when compared to altcoins. Sure, bitcoin might not give you more returns than some altcoins, but look at the charts. When the market tanks, the altcoin performs the worst. Go back few days and see what happened. When bitcoin went down by 5%, altcoin went down up to 15%!

It all depends on what you need but I highly recommend to diversify your investments for maximum profit.

Personally, BTC is the way to go due to its inflationary nature. While there may be lots of altcoins in the market, the fact still remains that BTC is the reigning cryptocurrency in the market with its price higher than every altcoin present. With this in mind, the potential and opportunity of doubling your money is quite higher compared to some altcoins.

While this may be the case, diversifying and investing in both BTC and altcoins is the preferred method in order to maximize your profits and minimize your losses.

This is also felt by many people, the constraint of investing in bitcoin because it involves an expensive price.
But don't worry, I have a way to speed up your desire to buy bitcoin, all you have to do is monitor market conditions, buy in small quantities that you think are sufficient, when bitcoin is at a standard price, then sell in the near future when bitcoin experience improvement and do it over and over again until you have enough capital, but the concept must be consistent.

This is correct and do it consistently until your target is achieved, I have been doing this for the past year.
growth delay is better, but has a degree of stability, so that your investment space can work, people who have little capital must have a way to get around it.

Limited profits are caused by a small authorized capital when you start investing, and Altcoins are more volatile you need to know, start learning consistency, preferably small but can increase slowly.
All decisions are yours?

Depending on the market reaction and the yearly cycle that will occur, the math can shift in the investment formula.
The concept of investing is not as easy as people say and it's the same with Altcoins you mean if a bull run occurs.

This question is still relative, if many already know how bitcoin works and can provide benefits, then the answer must be choosing bitcoin.
And also there is nothing wrong if people prefer Altcoins, it's just a matter of taste and financial ability to take a role in Bitcoin and Altcoins.
But if you ask me, the definitive answer is bitcoin.

Try both at the same time, but make sure the altcoin you are aiming for has the strength to stay in the market.
As a reference for decision making, you will not be able to avoid bitcoin for now and in the future, because bitcoin is more promising than altcoins, although both have a degree of risk involved.
Just look at the growth of bitcoin to date, Many people, companies and groups have made bitcoin a promising asset and investment.
Then where were you when the three people I mentioned earlier had successfully invested in Bitcoin. Personally I've increased my investment in bitcoin, although slowly and adjusting the capital I have.

You can disagree with me all you want but the hard data is saying that altcoins come and go while Bitcoin stays. Except for a handful of altcoins, majority of them are already either dead or dying. In terms of HODLing, you cannot compare Bitcoin with any altcoin. Yes, DOGE rallied, XRP pumped, SHIB became popular all of a sudden, but would you HODL them the way you HODL Bitcoin? That, to me, is suicide. And even if the likes of Ethereum remains strong, just take a look at how much an ETH was worth in BTC years ago and compare it today. That would tell you that HODLing Bitcoin was still better.


They're fine to trade and keep for a short time. HODL for a long time? I doubt. ETH? 5 years ago, 1 ETH was around 0.14BTC. Today, with all the hype of the Merge and talks of flippening, it is only worth 0.06BTC. Don't mind their prices in dollars. It only misleads you. BNB? I wouldn't trust my money on a centralized coin whose network got hacked and was shut down shortly after.


Every single altcoin is riding on Bitcoin's popularity. To a certain extent, they're free riders. So you don't keep them. You use them. You take advantage of them. And that's so that your value in Bitcoin increases. Now you know the drill. You don't pledge loyalty to a shitcoin. All roads lead to Bitcoin.

Ok. That makes sense. But I still think that the risks are the same. ETH or BNB are as centralized as BSV is. The only difference is that higher number of people have accepted that BSV is a shitcoin compared to those others.

Any altcoin that has an actual use case and has some innovations instead of doing the same thing as was done years ago.
Unfortunately any altcoin I have ever analyzed has had some flaws, some bigger than others but if I wanted to mention one altcoin that is not a shitcoin and has some actual utility I would say Monero.

Altcoins giving more profit is all a relative idea - they will give you profit if
1. you bought at a lower price
2. an exchange exists that has that coin listed and has a decent volume
3. you time your sell price to a higher price than buy price.

All these reasons also exist for bitcoin, but you can clearly see that the second point is almost always true and the other two are negotiable for bitcoin. This is not always the case for altcoins.

Also the chance that you bought an altcoin when it was down in the dumps, and that specific altcoin is going 400x during a bull market is pretty low, because firstly nobody buys shitcoins when they are down and with a thousand other shitcoins on CMC/CG, you would be puzzled to make the decision of which one to buy, given your capital is limited.