CHAPTER 14

Crypto Investment Strategies

From buy-and-hold to market neutral

Opening question

“Is there a sensible way to invest in crypto?”

In this chapter

What a crypto investor is actually paid for, and why that shapes strategy
Buy-and-hold and its brutal drawdowns
Dollar-cost averaging, with a worked example
Rebalanced baskets and the rebalancing effect
Trend and momentum rules, tested on a simulated price
Staking, lending and basis trades: yields and the risks behind them
Position sizing: how much crypto belongs in a portfolio
A practical checklist for investors in Vietnam and elsewhere

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This chapter is in the full book

Chapter 1 is free to read online. The full text of chapter 14 — with its tables, figures, worked examples and practice lab — is available in the complete edition of Forex and Crypto Investing: From Theory to Practice (Volume 3, NXW Investment Library).

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Sections of this chapter

14.1 What is a crypto investor paid for?

14.2 Buy and hold

14.3 Dollar-cost averaging

14.4 Rebalanced baskets

14.5 Trend and momentum

14.6 Staking and lending

14.7 Basis trades and market-neutral strategies

14.8 Position sizing: how much crypto?

14.9 Putting it into practice

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