Over the past few months, I have been thinking intensively about my investment strategy and have come to a clear conclusion: I was too naive and allowed myself to be guided too much by external opinions. Although my returns have been positive, I have come to realize that short-term trends are rarely the most sustainable path.

Today, I have therefore invested my first position in $AMZN (-3,94%) a solid, long-term strong company that is less "exciting" but offers stability and substance.

In addition, this month I will $SOL (+2,06%) worth € 700 this month. This means I have invested a total of €1,700 or put it aside - a structured and deliberate approach that feels right for me at the moment. This means that I have €1700 (70%) of my €2400 per month in savings. So that I can reach the 50.000€ after my training. In other words, in 2 years and 3 months.

$ONDS (+1,65%) and $SSW (+0,22%) will remain in my portfolio (approx. 10% of the portfolio). I have built up these positions out of conviction and hold them independently of short-term market movements.

A big thank you to everyone who has given me constructive feedback and honest assessments. Such impulses help me to broaden my own perspective and grow as an investor. 🙏

@Epi (even if I often saw it as an attack, but you were right)

@StrahlemannLP

and many other people.

Here's to a clear, sustainable and long-term investment strategy. 🚀📊

I've been getting more and more involved with the topic of $BTC (+1,89%) Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and realize that I am really bullish. 😄

That's why I'm now thinking about getting my own wallet, i.e. not just trading via Trade Republic or Bitvavo, but also storing my coins myself.

My first question: Does that still make sense these days, or do you think Bitvavo is perfectly adequate?

If so, my current plan would be as follows:

I would get a hardware wallet from Trezor, probably the latest one or is the extra cost hardly worth it?

I would then also use an Exodus wallet on my cell phone and regularly send the bitcoins I buy from Bitvavo to my own wallet.

What do you think?

Do you have any tips or recommendations on how to proceed?

$SOL (+2,06%)
$XRP (+3,19%)
$BTC (+1,89%)
$ETH (+1,85%)

That's really tricky. In this question, for example, I can't decide between the first and second answer. I assume that multiple answers are not possible due to a programming error. 🤪

In the event that I fail, can you recommend a cheaper provider? I only want to buy Solana and Ethereum.

$SOL (+2,06%)

$ETH (+1,85%)

$DOGE (+3,1%)

Hi guys, the snowman is here again ⛄️

after a really long break with stocks and ETFs, I'm very active in this area again.

During the time I was inactive, I had tried out a lot of things and focused much more on crypto and achieved very good returns and profits there, of course I also want to avoid losses ⛄️

my focus remains core in crypto even if I will return to the stock market.

my strategy:

As I said, I will not leave crypto out and will continue with my spot trading strategy as before.

Core:

$BTC (+1,89%)

$SOL (+2,06%)

$ETH (+1,85%)

Altcoins:

$SUI (+3,77%)

$LINK (+3,29%)

$HBAR (+0,08%)

$ONDO (+0,47%)

$NEAR (+1,17%)

$SEI (+5,02%)

$KAS (-0,03%)

after the bull run 100% of the $NEAR (+1,17%) and $SEI (+5,02%) sold and shifted to the cores

the remainder is monitored again and further HODLn

you can take a closer look at my stock portfolio yourself

my strategy is All in ETFs as I find it difficult to identify with individual shares.

However, it was very important for me to be globally diversified, which is why the big world ETFs are also in the portfolio.

I generate a small cash flow with dividend ETFs, which is why these are also increasingly to be found in my portfolio.

And last but not least, it is important to have good risk management in all situations, which is why the Gold portfolio contains a Bond Coverd ETF and a REITS ETF, which should be given more focus in times of crisis.

because we have all learned from 2020.

Your snowman ⛄️

I am 19 years old and can invest around €1,300 a month.

I have made a conscious decision to invest a little more riskily at this stage of my life in order to build up assets in the long term.

That's why I'm currently taking a 30% / 30% / 40% risk:

Planned split:

• 800 € in individual shares ( $GLXY (+0,66%)
  @Multibagger thanks for the contribution and possibly $ONDS (+1,65%) )
• 250 € in $BTC (+1,89%)
• 
  250 € in the $CSPX (+0,01%)

My portfolio currently consists of, among other things

• $CSPX (+0,01%) ( 50%)
• $NU (+0,43%) ( 17%)
• $ONDS (+1,65%) (6%)
• $BTC (+1,89%) (5.5% -> I need to build up more in the future)
• $KAS (-0,03%) (6% , -50%)
• $SSW (+0,22%) ( 5%)
• $IREN (+1,17%) (5%)
• $SOL (+2,06%) (4%)

I am currently wavering between two strategies:

Build each position to ~€1,000, then just hold and continue to save monthly in one company with a savings plan.

OR

Strengthen the core (30 % S&P 500, 30 % BTC, 40 % individual stocks) and reduce the number of individual stocks to 5-6 in order to invest in a more focused manner.

In the long term, I would like to grow passively, but still retain the opportunity to outperform through selected growth stocks.

Thank you for reading 🚀

Digital investment products saw net inflows of USD 3.2 billion last week, 95% of which came from the US, according to CoinShares' research department.

Despite growing tensions from new US tariffs on Chinese imports, the annual total of inflows rose to a record USD 48.7 billion.

Trading volumes reached historic highs: USD 53 bn week-on-week and USD 15.3 bn on Friday. Assets under management (AuM), on the other hand, fell by 7% to USD 242 billion.

Solana and XRP remain cautious

$BTC (+1,89%) led the inflows with USD 2.67 bn, followed by $ETH (+1,85%) with USD 338 million. The inflows in $SOL (+2,06%) (USD 93.3 million) and $XRP (+3,19%) (USD 61.6m) slowed, although the markets are awaiting the imminent launch of their US ETFs.

These figures demonstrate the resilience of the crypto ETP market, driven by continued high institutional demand, even in an increasingly uncertain macroeconomic environment.

And although the weekend was characterized by high market tension - with over USD 19bn of liquidations in the derivatives market following Donald Trump's announcement of new US tariffs - crypto markets recovered quickly and returned to the levels seen at the beginning of the month.

$BNB (+1,6%) bought for $5k

TP at $1360

(No leverage)

Bought at $600, sold at around $850. And took the momentum with me from time to time.

Unfortunately, a crypto colleague tempted me to invest in $SOL (+2,06%) and sold the main part of my $BNB (+1,6%) at around $900, even though my balls said $BNB (+1,6%) will be one of the strongest coins of the bull run.

Well with small setbacks like today just buy, forget it and enjoy a good steak when it hits the TP hitter.

Shortly after my purchase, Solana dropped nicely to 170.

But I'm keeping calm & gathering experience. (You can talk yourself into anything) 😉😂

I sold half of my $SOL (+2,06%) -holdings with a performance of 43% (in Getquin the performance was booked incorrectly) on Friday and switched into Avalanche ($AVAX (+0,55%)) on Friday. Although Avalanche has a much smaller market capitalization than Solana, it currently has a strong community dynamic and exciting new use cases.

Particularly noteworthy is the daily increase in memecoin transactions on the Avalanche chain as well as new partnerships, for example with Stripe, which are providing additional momentum. I see this as a significantly greater performance opportunity compared to Solana, which is why I think Avalanche is currently a more attractive investment.

While Solana is already established and faster in transaction processing, Avalanche scores with its modular architecture, which enables flexible scaling via subnets - this opens up new opportunities for developers and could significantly increase growth potential.

In short: in my view, Avalanche offers more opportunities for above-average price gains than Solana, especially in the current market environment.