I personally how to choose of altcoins is so simple, I just check it on coinmarketcap
and choosing the top 50 volume by market capitalization
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At the end it is easier as you think.
1. usecase / idea
2. Is there a product / prototyp?
3. Team,
4. partner
5. "feeling" of the website
If you have some experience in life and finance it is more easier.
1. usecase / idea
2. Is there a product / prototyp?
3. Team,
4. partner
5. "feeling" of the website
If you have some experience in life and finance it is more easier.
In my opinion i would chose one without and ICO, because then you will have to wait a long time to trade, Join THUG Community, They dont have an ico and giveaway their coins for free through weekly airdrops, You can also trade them on several exchanges as well and make some serious cash😍😍
I try to pick only the best projects, for me the most important thing is number of participants.
Sorry sir, do you think if many participants will guarantee the project that the project is good for investment .. ?? I'm not sure if the rate of a project is only seen from the number of participants. maybe you can explain in more detail so that i do not go wrong .. thanks a lot.
I choose altcoins in coinmarketcap mostly they are trusted altcoins there in top 100, and about bounty projects I choose the bounty with good project and good campaign manager with trusted reputation.
thank you very much for your suggestions and feedbacks, this will be very helpful to me and also the other OP who is still deepening knowledge about crypto and hope this useful for me and also all who read it .. thanks.
if a altcoin is oversold i will buy. if altcoin have a news i will buy. if a altcoic team is very good. i will buy.
By what criteria do you analyze in relation to the project team? Of course I understand that there are people that are often spoken about. But there are a lot of ico companies, and there are a lot of developers too.i am looking their projects. and i am taking it until they suggest their roadmap. and sell it when they succes that
I choose altcoins in coinmarketcap mostly they are trusted altcoins there in top 100, and about bounty projects I choose the bounty with good project and good campaign manager with trusted reputation.
All very elementary. We look at the blockchain, the idea of the project, the progress of its implementation, the team and capitalization. If all criteria meet your requirements then you need to buy it.
i invest in altcoins with good team, a good roadmap, and the uses of the the altcoins in the future, and their future partners also.
You have to see the projects of the currency to know if it is worth investing in it, and determine that it comes outfavorable as soon as possible. If you do not want to complicate a lot you can opt for the coins that appear inside the
First 15 positions on the list, and make your own analysis to increase your investment.
In choosing a good altcoin i research it's growth potential, how it moves on the cryptomarket, it's value. Then look for their whitepapers what are their platform, the number of people that using it. And lastly the developers are they trustworthy. That's all i think.
I carefully study the coin before buying it for long-term holding. I do not trust weak projects and I'm not ready to buy them even for a quick sale.
not just that. you should also see how the volume of users and investors there, because the price increase occurs if the volume increases. as well as the market conditions of the alcoin.
The first I chose altcoin is in terms of functionality, then the developer team and then how many people / communities that support the development of the coin.
Actually, before you choose an altcoin, you should read their whitepaper and if you have a good knowledge you can know that this digital currency will have a good future or not. Furthermore, and I wanna advise you on something, if you are beginner in the field of cryptocurrency you must learn the basics, else , you will lose a large amount of money especially when you rush to choose an altcoin. because there are many scam's in the whole internet.
In my opinion, the most important thing in every good altcoin is the acceptable value of market cap and if it has more than 3 Billion dollars , then it is certain that this cryptocurrency will have a great future. It is also necessary to follow their news well, because there may be new developments in every period.
In my opinion, the most important thing in every good altcoin is the acceptable value of market cap and if it has more than 3 Billion dollars , then it is certain that this cryptocurrency will have a great future. It is also necessary to follow their news well, because there may be new developments in every period.
I choose a good altcoin has the potential to continue to be useful in the future and will continue to grow more advanced later will many people who use it.
to select a good bounty project and the results are pretty good I usually see managers and teams developing normally if well developed project managers should also be good, then see whitepapers, roadmaps, project goals and websites themselves.
to select a good bounty project and the results are pretty good I usually see managers and teams developing normally if well developed project managers should also be good, then see whitepapers, roadmaps, project goals and websites themselves.
if a altcoin is oversold i will buy. if altcoin have a news i will buy. if a altcoic team is very good. i will buy.
By what criteria do you analyze in relation to the project team? Of course I understand that there are people that are often spoken about. But there are a lot of ico companies, and there are a lot of developers too.
Yep, and the OP was not talking about bounties or airdrops, he was talking about normal altcoins.. it has nothing to do with bounties. I think that it is a very different topic and it can not be discussed in here.
I try to pick only the best projects, for me the most important thing is number of participants.
It might work somehow but what if the manager limited their participants to join, can you determine if it was a good project by just looking only the participants? Most of all the important part of securing a good project is to look at their team and whitepaper for better understanding. This will tells you whether you are going to participate to their project or not.I try to pick only the best projects, for me the most important thing is number of participants.
It might work somehow but what if the manager limited their participants to join, can you determine if it was a good project by just looking only the participants? Most of all the important part of securing a good project is to look at their team and whitepaper for better understanding. This will tells you whether you are going to participate to their project or not. 
I try to pick only the best projects, for me the most important thing is number of participants.
I carefully study the coin before buying it for long-term holding. I do not trust weak projects and I'm not ready to buy them even for a quick sale.
if a altcoin is oversold i will buy. if altcoin have a news i will buy. if a altcoic team is very good. i will buy.
By what criteria do you analyze in relation to the project team? Of course I understand that there are people that are often spoken about. But there are a lot of ico companies, and there are a lot of developers too. Jump to: