A popular crypto trader and influencer is revealing the assets that make up his current portfolio.
In a new video, the host of YouTube’s Crypto Daily, who goes by his first name Cameron, tells his 181,000 subscribers that a major portion of his crypto investments are altcoins.
“Ethereum (ETH) at 32%, Bitcoin (BTC) at 29%, UNI (Uniswap) at 8%, 3% for stablecoins, 16% for various alts, and 11% for Octo (OctoFi).”
According to Cameron, the various alts in his portfolio include Cardano (ADA), Binance Coin (BNB), the algorithmic stablecoin Universal Dollar (U8D), PowerPool (CVP), Prometeus (PROM), and the Binance Labs project Marlin (POND).
As for Bitcoin, the Crypto Daily host says that the current bull market is very likely far from over. He looks at several popular price projections including the Bitcoin “Rainbow” Price Chart, stock-to-flow model (S2F), and Price Models, which all indicate BTC is about halfway through its current upward momentum. In contrast, the Bitcoin Network Momentum and Difficulty Ribbon metrics both predict the bull run hasn’t even started.
Says the trader,
“Being as unemotional as possible, it seems very pessimistic to be of the opinion we have peaked already in the market.
Possible but not probable. Most of the year is looking like a bull market. It is the Chinese year of the bull after all.”
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