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11 Best Cryptocurrencies to Buy for 2021

 As of now, there are over 5,000 cryptocurrencies listed on Coinmarketcap, and probably twice as many that you’ll never know about. 

That’s a lot. So, what is the best crypto to buy in 2021?

In this article, I will share my 11 best cryptocurrencies to invest in for a strong, diversified portfolio.

Whether you are looking for the next big cryptocurrency, or for which altcoins to buy to diversify, read on.

Diversification Is Key

There isn’t only one best cryptocurrency to buy. 

Lots of cryptocurrencies have various use cases and promise to disrupt various industries. 

Investing in cryptocurrency is risky, but investing in only one is way riskier. 

So make sure to diversify your crypto portfolio.

Diversification is a great way to hedge your risk and increase your chances of being involved in the next hot cryptocurrency.

Since I love diversification, my list of the best cryptocurrencies to invest in includes coins that:

  • Land in different categories of coins that exist.
  • Are some of the less volatile coins in each category.
  • Are relatively easy to store and trade.

As all cryptocurrencies presented are so different, make sure to think about which ones make the most sense for your portfolio and your investment strategy.

The 11 Best Cryptocurrencies To Buy

Going forward, I will describe each coin, its purpose, team, liquidity, price volatility, and other metrics. 

In the end, you will have a solid understanding, so that you can decide for yourself which is the best crypto to buy in 2021.

I will start with popular, well-known cryptocurrencies. Ideal for beginners.

Then, I will move on to some more advanced coins.

These coins may generate more profits, but they require you to know a bit more about them.

Plus, they are likely more volatile than the first coins on my list.

If you’ve already invested in top cryptocurrencies offered on platforms like Coinbase and want to expand your portfolio, then the coins at the bottom of my list might be the best crypto to invest in.

Rest of article here (gives a run down of each coin)

https://cryptomaniaks.com/best-cryptocurrencies-to-buy


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