Yes off course the price matters a lot. This decides the ultimate fate of the investor as well as the project founder. If there is any ICO out there who tells you the opening price of their coin is 3-4 USD then they are most probably the scammer. There is no such convincing project out there which can gain that much value unless and until they hit the billion dollar market capitalism before they hit the exchangers.
Anyway, talking about the investment and price. If the coin is already on the exchanger then it is probably having good time with investors becaus that is the factor which decides its success. However, at such time it can be bought at higher rates because it is now getting developed and if it is being developed as stated in the roadmap then you should enrol yourself into it. That could be lucky shot in the future.
Topic: Does price matter to you ? (Read 263 times)
As of now i dont enough money so the price matters to me. But i always check if the project is good, and if it is then ill start earning money so that i can buy atleast little whether the price is high or not. It always depens on how is it good. If it has a potential to grow more, ill consider to try it whether how high price is.
When the bull market comes, we always questioned why I didn't buy the tokens, however this is useless, because when the bear market comes, all the tokens will have a big fall, only keep a good mentality and promptly sold to profit in the end is good.
Most people assume that price is what matters most in a financial transaction. When you are raising money, you want to get the money at the highest price (least dilution). When you are selling, you want to get the highest price in your own profit. But that is not always the case. Price matters, but my experience says that it often does not matter the most.When you are doing an important financial transaction that brings a new influential investor into the company, price matters but is not the most important issue. The most important issue is the chemistry between the existing investors and the new investor and the reputation of the new investor.
When the bull market comes, we always questioned why I didn't buy the tokens, however this is useless, because when the bear market comes, all the tokens will have a big fall, only keep a good mentality and promptly sold to profit in the end is good.
Does price matter to you if you going to invest in a project or not ?
I see that some say no i not hold that coin because i missed the train. And the coin i talk about now just trading for 3$ is that to ekepensive to invest in ? I just not understand when i see this. I do understand that the person missed out the coin when it was cheaper. I just try to gaine information and understanding of how some of you are thinking. So i can be a better trader my self. Thats why i ask this question.
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I see that some say no i not hold that coin because i missed the train. And the coin i talk about now just trading for 3$ is that to ekepensive to invest in ? I just not understand when i see this. I do understand that the person missed out the coin when it was cheaper. I just try to gaine information and understanding of how some of you are thinking. So i can be a better trader my self. Thats why i ask this question.
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If the coin was $ 0.5 and has risen to $ 5, but I think there is no potential and I think there is anywhere else to grow - then I would not invest in it.
But if it was $ 0.5 and even became $ 10, if there is potential to grow x3 or x5 or even more, why not. I would invest despite the price.
That's my thinking.
When making an entry in to the market, price matters a lot, but once you have it and it is something you plan to HODL, best not to worry about short term price fluctuations. It'll drive you mad.
Absolutely right,If we talk about an investment especially in crypto price really matters because the value of crypto coins will be up high at the same time goes low.This is the reason that the investor have monitoring in terms of the graphic movement of all crypto coins.Short and Long term of holding will matters if you have a a good plan for strategy on how you make your income grow.
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Thanks for chiming in guys ,)
It is very interesting for me to see how you guys think. I am new to the game and have made a few mistakes alreday. Buying ATH is just one of them. But i guess we all learn from our mistakes.
Yesterday i did buy 500 MOD and think i got a good entry price. I hold 0.02$ coins and up to 120$ NEO ,)
I did get 200.000 TEL coins for 800$ and if we compare that with my 500 MOD coins than you see my point. Guess i just have to do a good background research of the project and not buy ATH agin.
Thanks again guys wish you all the best of luck in the Crypto world
Thanks for chiming in guys ,)
It is very interesting for me to see how you guys think. I am new to the game and have made a few mistakes alreday. Buying ATH is just one of them. But i guess we all learn from our mistakes.
Yesterday i did buy 500 MOD and think i got a good entry price. I hold 0.02$ coins and up to 120$ NEO ,)
I did get 200.000 TEL coins for 800$ and if we compare that with my 500 MOD coins than you see my point. Guess i just have to do a good background research of the project and not buy ATH agin.
Thanks again guys wish you all the best of luck in the Crypto world
If the coins released just for 1 month, price of coins doesn't matter. Because on first launch usually there are bounty hunters, comission hunter will sell in fast that will be affect in the price.
But, if the coin price up significantly I will sell it first, that's mean the bounty and commission hunters not able to sell their free coins yet.
But, if the coin price up significantly I will sell it first, that's mean the bounty and commission hunters not able to sell their free coins yet.
Is very important to see the price of crypto to will purchase because it is very influential in the development of our investment. To invest in cheap coins, we still have to see the market of the coins. We must always be careful before buying.
Of course, price matters depending how well i understand the concept of their project. If you have spotted a project with a very good concept with a team that's driven to make the product works on its purpose rather than focusing on marketing plans, and most of all their tokens are cheap, then i would say it's a BINGO for me since i can buy them in volume and i can just HODL them because i am pretty confident already that it will grow big in the future.
Yes it is matter, if the coin is too expensive then I will hesitate to join the project, and a lot of people will also hesitate, because we are going to put huge amount of money without any certainty and if the coin is still cheap then the potential of growing into big coin is bigger
Yes its matter, in businesses and trading world the price is matter. When we want to get in, make sure the price is low and when we want to get out, then the price should on high. Its all about price.
Yes price matters I invested in some coins which already in top 10 coin marketcap as well some under top 100 coinmarkrt still trading in low value like cardano , ten , nem/xem . There is lots of coins are there still trading under its potential value . So I font go with short term pumping coins .
For every altcoin in the market it has its own value and changes every now and then ,if you are investors of this different altcoins the prices in the digital market matter to you or every investor because the small or high value of the different altcoins affects the investment of your coins so prices is so important in every day monitoring of your coin.
If we compare cheap coin and expensive coin what is the difference from both coin we can see that both struggle to maintain the price and climbing the price, so basically they both have the same challenge, but cheap coin are lees trusted from the investors since it hasn't grow and the expensive coin already got trust from the investors because it is already grow, so both are have their own potential like cheaper coin if it is rising will made profit more than the expensive coin, but the question is will it will be more rising from the expensive coin in the future?
To answering your questions ( bassed on specified situation you explained) does price matter? No.
To answering your questions ( bassed on specified situation you explained) does price matter? No.
Yes the price matters, since this is one most important factors or indicators before you make a decision on this digital trading. Although price is volatile and unpredictable there are some factors you have to consider in your decisions.
Does price matter to you if you going to invest in a project or not ?
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The price point is very important. Because, the price is used as a benchmark for millions of transactions that occur after passing through a bargaining phase between the seller and the buyer.
The bottom line: Price is the main cause the occurrence of the transaction.
Price is important as far as my budget, what I can invest in, but I also look at market cap, and price does not matter compared to that
I think the price is more important, because what if someone thinks the price is not important to them then there is a loss that can not be benefited. there will be no development and profit if the price is not important to them. 
For me, the price would only have an effect on the quantity I want. A quarter dip for a 50 cent coin makes the biggest difference because you can now buy double the amount now for the same price.
But in terms of cost of entry, you should be looking at the market cap and the total supply. For example, look at XLR. Market cap under $11 million and total supply is 1.1 million. Because of those two factors, it went from being $1.20 in early December to $47 in early Jan. 1 month! Now look at ripple. Market cap is $40 billion and total supply is 100 billion. That's why 1 xrp is under 1 dollar. So for people entering the market, they might think to themselves, "Ripple is so much cheaper, I can buy lots more compared to XLR." So it's important to look at market cap and total supply compared to the price of the coin.
But in terms of cost of entry, you should be looking at the market cap and the total supply. For example, look at XLR. Market cap under $11 million and total supply is 1.1 million. Because of those two factors, it went from being $1.20 in early December to $47 in early Jan. 1 month! Now look at ripple. Market cap is $40 billion and total supply is 100 billion. That's why 1 xrp is under 1 dollar. So for people entering the market, they might think to themselves, "Ripple is so much cheaper, I can buy lots more compared to XLR." So it's important to look at market cap and total supply compared to the price of the coin.
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