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What to Do When You’re Holding Too Many Crypto Coins

20 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this concise video, the speaker explains how the emergence of a new cryptocurrency can trigger a systematic review of an existing portfolio. He advises investors to reassess each of their current holdings, examine the latest research and project updates, and identify the weakest coin to replace with the new, more appealing one. The process is framed as a disciplined, repeated act of due‑diligence, likened to rereading and dissecting a great book multiple times to extract deeper insights. The core message is that crypto allocation should be an ongoing learning exercise, with continuous monitoring and thoughtful rebalancing to ensure each coin remains strong and aligned with the investor’s goals.

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Let's say hypothetically I have 7 coins, but I'm really compelled by this new coin that came out. It's going to force me to look at my 7 coins, evaluate them again, look over the research, look up, look over the updates of the project. How well are they doing? And it's going to force me to find one that's weak, take the weak one out and put that money into the new one that I really like. So this forces diligence into understanding what you're investing into extremely high level. It's like a really good book. This is what I explain to everybody. It's like a really good book, really good books. You don't just read them once. You read them once, you understand them, and then you read them again and then you dissect a chapter. Like if it's a really good book that you really want to instill in your life, you really just, you dive in and you dissect it, you dissect it and you read it sometimes 5, 10 times. There's always more to learn about a coin. There's so much you can learn about it. So it's the same thing with your coin allocation.