What is the right crypto allocation for your portfolio?

Unless the plan is Lambo or food stamps, we’d advise against it. Figuring out the right amount can be tricky — and the answer varies depending on whom you ask and your circumstances.
Investor and entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary of Shark Tank — shares his views on how he invests in the sector (Insider):
He takes a startup investment approach — where one or two positions can make up for all the losers — even if the other positions go to zero.
His advice: Heavy diversification — “because you have no idea what’s going to work.” He looks at whether the project is solving a problem for any crypto investment and if that problem can generate economic value.
Ryan Allis, Managing Partner of crypto hedge fund HeartRithm — shares his top 30 long-term crypto portfolio picks in his newsletter each week.
The remaining 25% is distributed 5% each in the gaming/NFT, crypto exchanges, money transfer, centralized lending and wireless tech sectors.
Allis also recommends dollar-cost averaging into holdings — and keeping a 5-10 year time horizon.
20% of their total allocation may be too large of a percentage for many investors. But deciding on the right amount can be tricky.
Financial advisors advise max allocations between 2-5% of the total portfolio, with younger investors able to invest a more considerable amount.
Per Alex Doll of Anfield Wealth Management — allocations also depend on how investors react to volatile swings.
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