I am no longer impressed by the number of people who regret desperately selling their assets in the face of a drop in value. I am also not impressed by companies increasing their reserves taking advantage of the drop in these same assets.

What we see in the crypto market differs little from the stock market. It should be noted that the fall in digital currencies works as a domino effect, lowering everything else and not in stocks.

Hence an important issue in any investment: diversifying. But how to diversify in a market where the fall comes as a whole?

When I started my investments I had a bad habit of investing in just one sector. Banks or energy were my preference. In a sharp drop I sold the papers and like a husband who betrayed his beloved wife, repentant bought the assets again. Nothing like the time to teach us that diversifying is and will always be the best strategy.

Today my portfolio is made up of banks, energy, funds, technology and more sectors including crypts. I don't just guarantee myself with cryptography.

That repentant boy was in the past and today he doesn't see assets at the first sign of a fall. I learned over time that this is normal.

Crypto assets are here to stay, and the proof is that nations are creating their own digital currencies. Paper money is increasingly digitized. The big problem to be solved is precisely the domino effect that happens