Topic: Coins with price lower price has more chances to moon? - page 13. (Read 2003 times)

You should look at the market cap of the coin as others have said. If you invest in a coin because the price is low, it doesn't really matter. Lets say you invest in a coin like Stellar which has a 'low' price, but a pretty large supply. For stellar to increase a certain % it takes a lot more money buying in than it does with a small market cap coin. So with a smaller market cap coin you have a better chance of mooning, but also at the same time the small market cap coin could die out..

Well i investing on yoyo en b3, those coins will have a huge growth in the upcoming month, mark my words my dear traders

I agree it will only happen if the coins has potential... good project, good development team and promotion..
I think it has no correlation at all between lower price and chance to the moon.. It all depends on the project ~

a coin with a low price will go to the moon will happen if the coin has potential. nowadays a lot of low value coins due to the effect of bitcoin which currently has low price. so if high bitcoin coins will definitely be high return.

The more coin costs - the more difficult for the coin to increase the value in a proportional sense. If the coin is worth $ 0.01 and has become $ 0.02, its value has increased by 100%. So that a coin that costs $ 1000 can make 100% - it should raise the cost to $ 2000. For which coin it will be easier to make it: 1 or 2? I think the answer is obvious.

McCafee has nothing to do anytime with these altcoins or coins that has a lower price.It might give some impact or FUDs but it wont really guarantee you that a certain coin would pump out or not but chances might really be higher since mccafee do have the capability on making some buzz but if you are really serious on finding some alts which do have low prices then its always being suggested to go on investment which would really depend on how you do believe on it since you do make some research.

Yes they have have more space to grow and become big but not as big like bitcoin, but some coins might have there good service you won't imagine, like nice staff, smooth transaction and support service for their customers.

WEll it depends if John Mcafee pumps it or not. I wouldn't invest in anything that i don't believe in. Whatever the coin it needs to offer something. If it's just a cheap coin it may just be complete rubbish. Some pump ganfgs may get behind it and pump it up however being realistic it will only be the whales who make any serious money from it. Be smart and just do your research.

I think you are right it is better to target crypto with a total supply less than 100M.
Also, I think the safest way to invest is to buy ICO tokens through exchanges.

I was searching for Ethereum privacy coins because I think new projects related to privacy will go to the moon in 2018! (And it is safer to invest in real projects on Ethereum, since this year Ethereum will go up anyways hence the price of the tokens will go up with it!)

I believe in this project: Ethereum Meta

This is their thread: Bitcointalk

of course, every coin has its own price. And we always expect the maximum value of our investments. But this does not apply to Bitcoin, because no one can say what is the real price of one bitcoin. We still expect the price of 20,000 dollars, when Bitcoin has already reached this level, and also want to see an even higher figure. But will it be?

Check these:

1. Active Development Team of Multiple people with known identities.

2. Look for "Low MARKETCAP" not LOW PRICE. PRice doesnt matter. ALWAYS look at circulating marketcap (which coinmarketcap shows you) and TOTAL marketcap (which coinmarketcap does NOT show you, thats all coins to ever be mined multiplied by current price.

3. Premine percentage, or ICO (same thing, ICO is basically 100% Premine with a different name).

4. Watch out for DEV tax. While Dev tax may be a good thing for some coins, in many occasions the rogue developers end up with so much money they could DUMP $100 million dollars while you are trying to make money off of your $1500 investment so the coin tanks, like BCC did. And BCC was not even 100% premined.

5. Always invest in POW and never in POS. POW means there are miners behind it who invested time and electrical power to gain the coin, they wont dump for cheap. POS means there is greedy developer who owns a million times more coins that you do and could dump on you faster than you can wake up in the morning to notice.

6. No forking plans. Typically when coins that are half baked go for forking ALREADY (such as ZCL where it doesnt even have an android wallet and the developers are FORKING away) then it means there is a huge level of greed behind it.

7. Watch out for secret code. Most privacy coins have secret code built in for the developers to create unlimited number of coins. That's why privacy is so common with new coins as the counterfeit coins can be used and tracks will be covered. ZCash development team pretended they "destroyed" the piece of software code that is worth billions of dollars, Yea, they did. Whatever. So anything based on ZSnarks can technically have the same code.

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For me so far BTCZ checks all the above with a nice green checkmark.  

Yes of course, let's compare it to shell like the peal on the ocean, small shells tend to grow fast and create a pearl because they are still young... But when they reached a certain point like when they mature, they still created pearl but it take sometime to form a big one.... Same with cryptos,,,,,

Although it's true that market cap plays an important role when deciding on which coin to invest, I'd be careful in taking it as a definite measure... As you say, the case of Ripple is an example where market cap deceives, people saw it on top of the list and threw their money on it without researching what it was about and without noting that other coins with still lesser supply could grow much bigger given the needed time. But believing that market cap is a trustworthy measuring stick is also tricky, I recommend the following reading in order to take market cap analysis with a pinch of salt:

https://hackernoon.com/why-market-capitalization-isnt-a-good-metric-for-cryptocurrencies-36a134e074f7

I would advise to take a fancy to the project SocialMedia.Market. Transparent and competitive marketplace, wide range of social media platforms, reduced operational costs and fees when working with Influencer campaigns

All relative to total supply and 'real' value ie utility

Low price with low circulation is what you would want along with a strong team to execute the project

Not really. Coins with great product/service has more chances to moon. So first look for that.

don't forget the marketing because there are a couple of similar coins for almost every use case

low market cap, project use-case, and people behind it are some of the things I look at when looking for these coins.

Low cost coin is very easy to invest with and if it something that will have a great value to people then there is a big chance for it to grow, then invest on this coin. But most of the low entry coins don't have that value so be very careful on choosing them.