The ratios will always move around so patience will give you another opportunity. If Steem ever really goes south for a mass exodus, make sure you'd be at peace with the portfolio balance you'd have leftover. It's appealing for the staking and author/curation rewards, but I'm not comfortable with the risks associated with moving my investments over to Steem yet. I'm just earning for now.
ETH was my first investment and I'm very emotionally attached to it. I appreciate how many corporations have sought to leverage the tech in-house, as well as big money/institutions treating it as a blue-chip holding. Its development timeline has created lots of opportunities for competition, but I think there's enough room for several of the platform/dapp chains/tokens to thrive. I was holding most of my ETH to stake it, but recent math on the staking rewards may not be as strong as first advertised. Either way, I'm long on it and it's a large % of my portfolio, just under BTC. I find peace in being and staying invested where the bulk of trading/investment volume is at this time because it feels like demand and adoption to me.
Thanks for chiming in.
I'm massively in on Steem compared to others. Then again this whole crypto thing is something of a hedge for me anyway.
Fun and potentially lucrative but I've only invested tiny amounts.
I may get a little more Bitc and ETH if there's another dip.
Oh the reason I'm mainly in on steem is that I can actually use the token - ATM it's use value is far greater than anything else!
I hope there is a dip you can take advantage of. If there isn't for a while, just be prepared with low buy orders on an exchange if there's an odd crash to catch, or be at peace with what you have if you don't get the chance to buy again at prices you like. Steem will always be a decent faucet for using liquid rewards to tack onto positions with as long as it's around, so there's some immense extra value for you there at no risk.