First of all, you have to ask yourself does it it even make sense for this coin/token to exist, I mean if there is a real need for tokenization. In 99% of the cases answer is no, meaning its just being used as a gimmick to raise funds.
Problem is, even if token makes sense, team is experienced and they have a good idea, they will most likely fail as its in the nature of startups to fail. Somewhere I read that startup failure rate is 90%+, and we are talking about non crypto startups. And when you add something as crypto that is not mainstream yet in equation, that number goes to probably 99.99%.
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Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap. What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Any guidance is appreciated.
My crypto positions are not very substantial, to be honest. Generally, I have no problem playing in this space, and I am comfortable with the risks involved in these markets. However, I am aware of the fact that new cryptocurrencies are created every single day, and these coins have no reputation whatsoever.
Since I have seen so many huge "pump and dump" events in these markets, I am much more cautious in this space, especially with very low-cap coins. Every time I am introduced to a new coin, I spend some time reading about the coin and searching around about the team behind the coin. Who does it belong to? What does it stand for? What is their background?
If I like the project and the idea behind it , I will usually do some further research into the team to get an idea of how legit and stable the project is. I've found it's often really helpful to read some of their social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The fakes are usually very easily spotted. Also, I think whitepaper is very important for any new project, if developers do not write a whitepaper explaining the concept and fundamentals behind the coin then I usually skip it.
Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap. What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Currently, I am invested in 3 low cap coins and for me the things that I look into before investing are.
-It's use cases - will it help me and everyone in the future and is it viable in the long run.
-The Dev's - I tend to look into this too much, I don't like an anonymous developer and I want a developer who are proud and passionate to their project.
-The Maximum supply - This will greatly affect the price of the coin so a low cap coin will low supply will be much more expensive when market cap goes higher.
-The inflation - Together with maximum supply inflation does a great role with regards to the price of a crypto, For example SLP of Axie Infinity, it does have an unlimited supply and tremendous inflation so the price plummets non stop even while I'm creating this post.
That's it for me, feel free to talk to me with regards to this and if somebody can share more about their way to look into a project please also quote me so I will be notified.
Thank you so much guys!!!
Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap. What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Depends on thr project building. If I like their doing and the idea is good well i definitely invest on that. With good team, and has community then its good to invest on that. Im also sometime have degen mood, investing on some hype coins and tokens and check out when there is a gains incurred. Also you must learn the basics and fundamentals of such projects. Dont ape easily do your dd thats all. Any guidance is appreciated.
Most of the time, people would tell you to look at the fundamental features of the project the coin belongs to. They would tell you to take a closer look at the project's whitepaper, its tokenomics, the real-life problem it attempts to solve, the partnerships it enters into, even its development team, among others.
However, crypto history has it that many good projects have died and many shitcoins have thrived. Whether the success is merely because of hype or its strong marketing is probably not the question. It might only bring you closer to risk. So it's probably best to just stick to the coin that has proven its worth. Of course, Bitcoin is the coin. Whether there's more, it depends on your research.
However, crypto history has it that many good projects have died and many shitcoins have thrived. Whether the success is merely because of hype or its strong marketing is probably not the question. It might only bring you closer to risk. So it's probably best to just stick to the coin that has proven its worth. Of course, Bitcoin is the coin. Whether there's more, it depends on your research.
What are the things you should check before investing in a brand-new coin? Everything!
First of all, what is the use case?
Why do we need that particular asset?
What problems does it solve?
Is there a reason for it to be on blockchain at all? Even if the idea is good, developing it on a blockchain might not be the best way to go.
Can the same problem be solved with Bitcoin or one of the other altcoins that already exist? If the answer is yes (and most of the time it is), the project doesn't have a great future.
After that, you read everything you can about the coin.
Who created it and why?
What experience do they have in the field they are working in?
Past achievements and results of the devs and team members?
Can you check and verify their biographies, do they even have any?
Who are they backed by?
Do they have partnerships with big companies and institutions or are they hyped by celebrities and social media "stars". (Stay away from the latter one).
Do they have a working product or app or are they just giving promises that they will create one in the future?
Many new coins are just a quick-get-rich scheme for their developers and you and me, we are not invited to the party.
First of all, what is the use case?
Why do we need that particular asset?
What problems does it solve?
Is there a reason for it to be on blockchain at all? Even if the idea is good, developing it on a blockchain might not be the best way to go.
Can the same problem be solved with Bitcoin or one of the other altcoins that already exist? If the answer is yes (and most of the time it is), the project doesn't have a great future.
After that, you read everything you can about the coin.
Who created it and why?
What experience do they have in the field they are working in?
Past achievements and results of the devs and team members?
Can you check and verify their biographies, do they even have any?
Who are they backed by?
Do they have partnerships with big companies and institutions or are they hyped by celebrities and social media "stars". (Stay away from the latter one).
Do they have a working product or app or are they just giving promises that they will create one in the future?
Many new coins are just a quick-get-rich scheme for their developers and you and me, we are not invited to the party.
Even you've checked all stuffs to make sure the project is legit, as long as you're not the core team you could be scammed if the project turn to be rug pull.
Here's some stuffs usually people checking the projects:
1. Whitepaper
2. Use cases
3. Team
4. Roadmap
5. Achievements
6. Real or forked coins
7. Social media
At least this would save you from shit and unprofessional projects, but there's no guarantee 100% you'll safe.
1. The white paper can be good for novice but the project may not be that successful in term of bull run. What someone should be most careful about is a plagiarised white paper. If plagiarised, it is a fake project. Here's some stuffs usually people checking the projects:
1. Whitepaper
2. Use cases
3. Team
4. Roadmap
5. Achievements
6. Real or forked coins
7. Social media
At least this would save you from shit and unprofessional projects, but there's no guarantee 100% you'll safe.
3. These have helped many people to find good project especially the team but not all teams of a successful projects are always celebrities.
It can be hard to know a fake coins and pump and dump coins, this is a way many people have been scammed before, but most fake project can will have a fake white paper but some might be real but become pumped and dumped.
Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap. What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
Any guidance is appreciated.
That's already the clue, you've said it already. I don't invest in low cap coins. I know that there are those low-capped coins that have the potential but it's better to be safe than never.Any guidance is appreciated.
If they happen to become popular and they've increased their cap then that will be the time that I'll be investing. That's my very first standard these days, I don't invest with the very low market cap coins.
Even you've checked all stuffs to make sure the project is legit, as long as you're not the core team you could be scammed if the project turn to be rug pull.
Here's some stuffs usually people checking the projects:
1. Whitepaper
2. Use cases
3. Team
4. Roadmap
5. Achievements
6. Real or forked coins
7. Social media
At least this would save you from shit and unprofessional projects, but there's no guarantee 100% you'll safe.
Here's some stuffs usually people checking the projects:
1. Whitepaper
2. Use cases
3. Team
4. Roadmap
5. Achievements
6. Real or forked coins
7. Social media
At least this would save you from shit and unprofessional projects, but there's no guarantee 100% you'll safe.
I came across a subreddit post[1] that basically gives a pointer to the things you should look into before putting your hard earned money into newer crypto, and for me, most of them makes a lot of sense especially if you are fond of reading and researching about that particular coin.
However, if you're gonna follow this, make sure that you're only trading them on a short-term basis because even if all the requirement have been met, there is still a chance for the coin to become useless in the long run. Just take it with a grain of salt. Or if you are a conservative type of person, then simply holding bitcoin is your best bet.
[1] Not every new coin is a shitcoin: How to spot the real GEMS inside the sea of shitcoins.
However, if you're gonna follow this, make sure that you're only trading them on a short-term basis because even if all the requirement have been met, there is still a chance for the coin to become useless in the long run. Just take it with a grain of salt. Or if you are a conservative type of person, then simply holding bitcoin is your best bet.
[1] Not every new coin is a shitcoin: How to spot the real GEMS inside the sea of shitcoins.
I generally check for news about that project. This helps me to determine whether the project is getting hyped or not. If there is a hype then it is better to buy it for a short term gain. Another important thing that I check is the whitepaper and roadmap of the particular project. Always remember risk is very high so the chance of you losing money in such projects is also high. Therefore invest with an amount that you can forget if the project fails.
This is one of the reasons why I never "invest" in altcoins and only "trade" them. It is impossible to tell the long term situation with altcoins because they are either garbage which makes any rise unreasonable (but possible) so you can't count on it or they have some potential but they are being ignored because of lots of other pumping shitcoins so again you can't count on the rise.
But trading, even though very hard, is a lot easier than investing. You can see the pumps build up and you can make a quick profit. Not to mention that you precious limited resources (funds and time) aren't locked up in one investment, so you can jump around from one pumping coin to another and maximize your profit.
Keep in mind that it is not easy to trade altcoins.
But trading, even though very hard, is a lot easier than investing. You can see the pumps build up and you can make a quick profit. Not to mention that you precious limited resources (funds and time) aren't locked up in one investment, so you can jump around from one pumping coin to another and maximize your profit.
Keep in mind that it is not easy to trade altcoins.
There's really nothing specific. If you want to put(a.k.a. risk) money into something, then you definitely really need to learn almost everything about that certain project. It's going to take A LOT of reading and research, which a lot of people aren't fond of. For the huge majority of people, simply just holding bitcoin is the right play.
Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap.
New coin is like a new environment that everything about it is totally strange, so for you to master the environment, you have to observe very good to know the loopholes of the environment, it's applicable to coin that you don't know.What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
what you have to do in cryptocurrency before going into any kind of investment is to verify the coin you are about to work on as investment coin, you have to know the potentiality of the coin and the level of comments of the coin via negative recognition and positive recognition of the coin From reputable investors, before you can adventure into it. 
What you're doing isn't wrong by researching new coins because it's certain that not all of those projects will be useless.
but on the other hand things like this take time in my opinion. because we are like looking for a needle in a haystack. coins and projects are popping up every day and maybe even every hour and every minute and we're going to have a hard time finding anything new and really good in the shitcoin bunch.
I personally prefer to be in proven coins like ETH and BNB for alt and Bitcoin of course.
but on the other hand it doesn't deny that I am also in some new coins which I think are quite good including matic and luna.
but on the other hand things like this take time in my opinion. because we are like looking for a needle in a haystack. coins and projects are popping up every day and maybe even every hour and every minute and we're going to have a hard time finding anything new and really good in the shitcoin bunch.
I personally prefer to be in proven coins like ETH and BNB for alt and Bitcoin of course.
but on the other hand it doesn't deny that I am also in some new coins which I think are quite good including matic and luna.
What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too?
What I have noticed is individuals tend to look away from new and low capped coins the more they know about cryptocurrency as they realize how risky the investment is and choose to stick with safer alternatives.And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
There is no guarantee despite how thorough your research could be cause there is not much history to go by and all your research would be based on what the presents. Also, majority of them turn out to be scams, shit projects or just poorly executed.
Like the title says, how would you decide to invest in a coin or not especially a new one with a low cap marketcap. What information about crypto should you know before you look into these new / low cap coins too? And what would you look into these coins to know they are good to invest in.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Any guidance is appreciated.
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