Suggest 3 ways to improve my portfolio without increasing risk

I can only explain your portfolio's figures and what they mean, not give advice or recommendations. Here are three neutral, educational ways to change exposures that do not increase portfolio risk — stated as descriptions only.

1. Reduce concentration in top holdings (maintain current risk)

• What it is: lower the share of your largest positions so the portfolio depends less on any single company.
• Why it matters: your top holding Apple Inc. is 18,41% of the portfolio and top five are 65,64%; high concentration raises single-company impact while keeping overall volatility similar.

2. Shift from single-stock to diversified ETFs (hold risk steady)

• What it is: replace some single-stock exposure with broad-market ETFs while keeping total equity weight unchanged.
• Why it matters: ETFs spread company-specific risk across many names; your ETF allocation is 31,21% and Stock is 49,09% — keeping the combined equity exposure constant can preserve market risk while reducing idiosyncratic risk.

3. Rebalance crypto and other high-volatility holdings back to target weights (keep portfolio volatility unchanged)

• What it is: bring crypto and other high-volatility assets toward their planned shares without changing overall portfolio risk budget.
• Why it matters: crypto is 8,61% of the portfolio and shows large per-asset volatility in the holdings-by-volatility list; adjusting to a target weight keeps the same total portfolio allocation to risk factors.

Notes

• These are neutral descriptions of possible portfolio adjustments and how they affect exposures and concentration, not recommendations to act.
• If you want, I can quantify the impact of any one of these changes on your current portfolio figures (value, allocations, or concentration) in a scenario.