(Part 1) Portfolio management.

Simplified Allocation split.

Hello all,

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Developing an investment, spot trading or leveraged trading strategy can each independantly of each other be a major challenge and even harder to report on, as small nuances or course corrections will happen and become self evident in practice and should be applied. Conversely, some readers just want to get these reports and simply know the long-term trend of the highest market cap cryptos. Get in — and get out quickly. For those readers here is that data listed under “weighting/Parts” on the right hand side of the below table:

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I always recommend controlling your own keys so you are in charge of your own funds as opposed to storing any funds on a centralized exchange or third party. I recommend that funds that are being stored and not actively traded like our portfolio each week, a hardware or off-line paper wallet, can be used. However, in the case of these assets, we are actively managing. For those who do like using a third-party rebalancing bot, I would recommend Poinex.com. As pictured below, just go to their website and look up their “rebalancing bot”, deposit your funds, and enter the percentage allocation split you want (pictured below):

If using their rebalancing bot, load it up in the weighting you want, but don’t start it. Instead, wait until at least 5% gain occurs on your total portfolio to start it, then turn it off again. I was alerted to this hack due to the companies' claim they had the lowest fees in their space. Which is true. However, their bot over-trades to compensate.

For those using this method or another rebalancing bot here is the percentage allocation split details (pictured below):

Thanks for reading and see you next week.

Be good, Silverbacked Gorilla.

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