Nice idea.  In time it will be good to see how this becomes integrated into a wider portfolio view of the world. For me, crypto remains part of the risky part of my portfolio to which I allocate no more than 10%. Included in this 10% are all the new business ventures and crowdfunding type things as well. For the rest of my portfolio I have an 80:20 split between stable returns and asymmetric returns.

Within the crypto space, I have taken a slightly different approach because I do not have enough time and resources to do the analysis required to work out who the likely winners and losers are going to be. I have basically split the portfolio into 4 parts

1. Mined/Earned coins - BTC, ETH, ZEC, EXP, STEEM, SBD
2. Top coins - I used the idea of the next 8 for this covering coins ranked from 15 downwards to add to what I am already mining
3. Rising Stars - coins that have arrived in the Top 200 in the last 2 months. I built 3 portfolios of these and I invest equally in them.
4. Trading coins - I am using trading bots to trade. I focus the trading on coins with sufficient volume - this covers a wide slice of the top 50 coins. 

As crypto becomes more mainstream and as my holdings grow, the 10% allocation will change. My STEEM holdings alone are driving that. 

You can read about my approaches in my Steemit posts http://mymark.mx/BehindTIB5, http://mymark.mx/BehindTIB6, http://mymark.mx/BehindTIB7, and http://mymark.mx/BehindTIB9.