Don't. It's just not worth it and I believe that we are going to end up with a lot of downside if we focus on this all the time, I believe we are not going to make a lot of money by just focusing on this, and I suggest that we stay away from it as much as we can, would allow us to have something that will get us better if we look at things that are already launched and proven.
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Launched and proven, this is certainly an important indicator for those who want to start long-term investment.
Looking at the top 10 coins, we will see the trusted coins that have reached their ATH and have survived to date.
Of course, it's not a new project, with launches already managed by unknown teams and many airdrops being shared.
Stepping away may be necessary, but it's just a choice whether you want to start with an initiative on a project that is already trusted or want to try with a new project that is launched but supported by a trusted project or the same developer on a legitimate project.
I saw a lot of new projects popping up, and then it only became a scam when the listing was done.
More sales, but if the project is indeed good, it can still be maintained and an increase will occur.
Looking at how memecoins are now very popular and thousands of memecoins appear every day, 99% of memecoins are scams, but then there are only 1% of memecoins that will survive and be able to become a memecoin that is loved by many investors, and it is managed by a strong community.
So in essence, newly launched projects have greater risk to invest in, but projects that have been around for a long time and have survived until now are still an option for long-term innovation, but also need to do research to get started. DWYOR.