Topic: How do you research altcoins? - page 13. (Read 1590 times)
I do research of coins through visiting coinmarketcap.com. after visiting Coinmarketcap, I will then make sure I visit their twitter handle and telegram to know more about the project..
I signed up for airdrops update, my purpose is that not the join the airdrops but to have an update on new ICO so that I know what project is to check and read review about them---- Since I am lazy to scan every site to pick what project to invest--- but if I do have time, I search for interesting project that suite my interest---
I look at the coinmarket list of altcoins, mostly the first hundred and if I'm interested in something I start to learn about the project team, their achievements and goals.
Researching for an altcoin to invest is a very tasking one but there is a way i go about the researching my altcoins, I check their team to know if the people that start the project are still together or if some have left, I will check their road map to see what is ahead of the future, I will check their produce and their competitor and the edge they have over them. These and more will form my investment decision.
At the stage of IСO, a resource such as IСOdrops is very helpful. They advise very promising projects. I have never been wrong, I just stick to their advice.
Do your research well. If you want to buy altcoin you need to do graphical follow-up.I do buy-sell doing graphical follow-up.Making money is getting harder. You need to be careful.
In the crypto-money world, research is really important. Making money is getting harder.
I use social media. I do research especially on telegram and twitter.
You need to make the right move at the right time.
I use social media. I do research especially on telegram and twitter.
You need to make the right move at the right time.
I research altcoins simply reading this forum, chatting with my crypto friends in telegram and keeping an eye on ico drops- this is the only site I believe and they are not shillers unlike ICO bench
How do you research altcoins to invest in?
I'm looking at this charts and do my own technical analysis and still do my research by reading reviews about that certain coin.I'm talking about legit/long term investing in projects that have real potential to become something that creates value.
I don't see ICOs as profitable, I'm only looking at them if they get listed and becomes fully coin and I'm avoiding the scam ones.
see the team behind altcoin, and the technology that exists therein. If you have a good team then will also have a nice development and will even be successful in the market. such an analysis is important to do because it could determine the outcome of the investment.
For me, I see first the rank and trust percentage of the author of the thread which is the bounty campaign manager, then checking all the link of the specific alt coin project. From solid website, good response in telegram, their transparency, liability, good project background if they had, demand of the crypto market community, vision that is connected on their roadmap and many more. Hope I add a good thought folks.
I do a lot more fundamentals analysis than I do technical analysis.
It may be difficult to tell if a project will eventually turn scam or not in future. But there are factors that can help in cutting down risk. Some of them includes project whitepaper, a well experienced team is important, project should have a need or reason for it to be developed, project roadmap etc.
Choosing and selecting coin to invest in take some time to research and follow. If you are thorough in choosing the right coin, you will benefit from the quality and relevance of such coin eventually.
Good Article how to find good projects, namely ICOs: https://icoguide.com/en/blog/choosing-an-ico-common-pitfalls-of-scam-icos it will be helpful.
I am doing research on ICOs, very often not to miss promising projects. Here are some tips: visit listing platforms, I am using www.icoguide.com and look at rates, this helps you to filter projects. As there are a lot of ICOs and it is not possible to read all whitepapers and look through all of them. Than look at team, it should be experienced and caring about project. Idea of the project should be promising and unique, it should not be copied or not realistic. Whitepaper should be informative enough, and it should not be like a bauble full of promises.
I usually finding out about new cryptos on trading forums, or in the process of searching for information about some particular coin/exchange/etc.
At the present time I'm using such resources as Coindesk and CoinMarketCap. By the way, here is a link with a list of all existing cryptos - https://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/. Hope, it will be helpful for you.
At the present time I'm using such resources as Coindesk and CoinMarketCap. By the way, here is a link with a list of all existing cryptos - https://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/. Hope, it will be helpful for you.
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Bounty Thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-slate-bounty-round-2-150k-reward-only-4-weeks-4554022
Telegram group: https://t.me/Slate
Token price : $0.03 USD
To research about altcoins the smartest website is the Github. Open source codes are implemented by maximum blockchain projects where you can get to know anything relatable by analyzing the open source codes.
How do you research altcoins to invest in? I'm talking about legit/long term investing in projects that have real potential to become something that creates value.
How do you find the coins you're looking for?
What are your go to tools?
I check the ratings in coinmarketcap or from the others, I also check their social media like reddit, twitter, facebook, telegram, etc. If I see the team is active and good in marketing and also has an enough experience to run the project I go for it like docademic. How do you find the coins you're looking for?
What are your go to tools?
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