Topic: Do you invest in new projects? (Read 2371 times)

It's difficult to put resources into new tasks today on the grounds that large numbers of them are not actually no doubt. I think everybody including myself has a dread of this. be that as it may, all re-visitation of the danger and the outcomes are awesome. In case you are fortunate to be on private deal then, at that point, more benefit since the cost is in a real sense little thought about when its dispatched on market.

You are right, investing in crypto projects has always been very profitable, but the share of risk is very high, you need to be very careful when choosing projects for investment and weigh the pros and cons very carefully 

Investing in crypto projects has always been a very profitable proposition. But since there are a lot of crypto projects on the market now, it is very difficult to choose a project that will really bring a return on investment. And I'm always on the lookout for a promising project. And now I have a couple of projects that, in my opinion, can bring me profit. And now I do not want to say yet what kind of projects, because so far I am not sure about these projects.

Interesting, if the team is for real and they are doing this to give some breathing to those investors who will invest and ride for this project, they might gain more interest, though still with trust issue here. Needs to be more on doing deeper research and check and balance if there's real long-term usages especially with games, hypes can be done and afterwards the project will lose interest from the gamer.
Your own understanding and the will to take that risk will let you move forward..

An investor with knowledge of crypto will not have the ability to invest in new projects. Researching new projects is a different way of working which is not easy. It is often the case that some promising projects do not last long in the crypto market for different reasons, and the investors who have invested in those projects lose their funds. So the investor has to be wise enough to research new projects, because one wrong decision can lead to big losses.

I think You can Invest. But firstly, You have to gain enough knowledge about this crypto. If your result is positive, then you can invest.

You are right, now I have become very interested in new projects, but I have not had enough confidence to fully enter, it is in some NFT games, recently I saw a Youtuber who recommended a game that is about dogs, and this one is one of the guarantees they showed was that the devs had fulfilled their KYC and even their location, apart from that their wallet was blocked for a year and a half, which means that they could only enter money but not withdraw money as they did before, I'm not very sure but I think they are improving that part.

Now the market has changed if we compare it with the one we saw in 2017-2018. Many projects decided to rise a hype around their tokens by using an artificially created deficit. So now the task is to manage to invest in such a promising and strong project - and you will definitely earn a lot as result. But you are not the only smart guy here - thousands of investors want to buy the proper tokes too
Check Coinlist launchpad for instance - you will understand how it works.

You're actually right mate! I also don't invest on these new projects/coins because they are too risky to invest and chances are it won't survive longer than expected and you're funds will definitely go to waste. So, it's practical to only invest to those known coins that are listed in the exchanges and have potential like the BNB, ETH, ADA and ofcourse BTC.

For you to realize it is a potential idea, I know you completed your homework on the coin well. Anyway, You can look for DAO maker, they are pretty slick with their ORN launch! They have created an ROI of 155.76x! Going back,  For me, if I have the funds and, as you mentioned, if the currency is promising, I may invest some money, even if it is a tiny amount, so that whatever happens, I will not be disappointed.

Isn't the new project more risky than the potential profit?
Because the strength is clearly still very weak so it still needs other support from outside parties or bigger investors, so this is part of the risk in a new project.

One thing about new projects is that if you join early and the project is successful, your profit will be very high. That is why some people always rush to have the early seats in the project. But if the project fall the people that join early will loose too.
We should invest what we are able to losse but it is better to put all your eggs in one basket (bitcoin) than to put it in the basket of shit coins that will die off within a shot time

Fear of losing money in investing is obvious, but all are risks that we will accept when we invest in crypto, therefore I often invest in new projects where I have analyzed the project first to avoid huge losses.

It's so hard to identify legit and impactful projects in the early stages.. Reputation of the team is a good indicator, but very hard to sort out.. I definitely look up core team members and see what I find - that has saved me from some bad investments for sure. Another key is figuring out the market cap and assessing the potential market cap -- is there room for 4x, 10x, 100x? Weigh risk and return.

Getting in early means EXPLOSIVE potential with extreme risk, but some of the risk can be mitigated with adequate research..

Another thing I've learned - if you invest in a project and want to see it succeed, HELP OUT. Invest time and energy into your investments. Your involvement is a huge asset to a new project.

Unfortunately the market is oversaturated, and finding good projects is like a needle in a haystack. One project I'm keen on is thestandard.io (TST).. It's dead quiet right now and you'd have to wait to buy any (pre-market & no public distribution running at present), but the team is busily working away behind the scenes.. The team has a proven track record (vaultoro - long running gold/crypto exchange) and TST is basically the culmination of their learnings, limitations, and missed opportunities in Vaultoro. All of that said, early stage projects are always something of a crap shoot.

Now when the team just let their project depend on investors while they walk away with short-term profits, then believe me that such a project will be very easily destroyed and will not be able to develop properly.

No doubt some of the new projects and coins can give us 100X returns if we invest in very early stages (like in ICO, IDO, IEO etc). But at the same time, there is a big risk of losing that investment if the project failed or the team made the project only for the crowdfunding purpose.
I usually do not personally invest in those new projects which are at the initial stage.
However, if the new project gets listed on the exchanges and there is hype of that particular project, then I may think of investing in that project but with very little capital.

the right decision because investing in crypto has a very high risk and when you choose a new project to invest it causes the risk you accept to be even greater. many people fail to invest in new projects because they choose the wrong project and in the end the coins they buy become dead coins and have no value. In other words, investing in new altcoins has a higher risk and requires a more complicated analysis than investing in large altcoins and for beginners with small funds it is not recommended to invest in new altcoins.

Every great project started small, build its platform and its reputation until it reached the top it's good to invest in new investment for a hundred percent or even more, early-bird investors of Ethereum, Solana, and other projects on the top of the market made thousand percent profit and there are still a lot of great projects starting out, we only need to trace these new projects and invest at the right time.

I don't invest in new crypto projects myself. I'm not a rich investor, so I prefer to put my smaller investments of money into more established projects which are already on at least a few different exchanges. New projects are extremely risky and although that is how you will make the most when a project moves 100x or whatever, it's too risky for me. I'll participate in airdrops/bounties/selfdrops and things like that occasionally to try and get some free tokens from a new project, but I have yet to invest any of my actual cash into them.

It is very important indeed to do some research before joining and investing in a project,
many projects end up being a scam and this kind of thing is certainly not what we want,
maybe by doing some research it will help to make the right decision