Topic: How much do market caps impact your choice? (Read 166 times)
the issue of self-identification is very acute among beginners. first of all you need to decide whether you believe in the bright future of the crypto market or for you it's just another way to make money. If you are a crypto enthusiast, then the question of market fluctuations should concern you at the very last moment, because cryptocurrencies are about technologies about the future about a new world without cash and ubiquitous banks.
I think no matter the type of market capitalization, there's an opportunity to earn something. There's hope so far as the market cap is not at zero. It means someone is buying while the other person is selling , and that is what is called trading. Anyways high market cap coins attract the many traders and hence boost the coin's performance on the market.
Low marketcap is better because it favours demand which drives up the price. But some projects only use low marketcap as a means of attracting investors and thereafter going on to increase the supply such that the coin or token suffers from inflation. There is a serious need for this stop. But I don't know if there are mechanisms to stop this.
Market cap can easily become the sole determining factor if you're unaware of other factors coming into play to predict whether a coin will grow. Just one example would be the history and skill behind the developers constantly pushing improvements.
Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
For me low market cap is better, i like to buy those projects. If i see high marketcap, like in billions, i dont buy it.
I somehow expect those small market caps to grow, like there is a lot of room to rise
So it does influence my trading a lot
A lot. Personally while investing in a coin, I carefully observe the market cap of the coin for a period of time.
A good market capital ensures that the coin is widely accepted in the financial market and hence ensures a lee risky investment. It also ensures that the coin is in high demand in the market, hence having the potential for increase in its value in the future. Like Bitcoin. The coin holds a market capital of $130 billion. The coin is so widely accepted in the financial market that it is no longer under a financial bubble which can burst anytime, making it a safe investment.
A good market capital ensures that the coin is widely accepted in the financial market and hence ensures a lee risky investment. It also ensures that the coin is in high demand in the market, hence having the potential for increase in its value in the future. Like Bitcoin. The coin holds a market capital of $130 billion. The coin is so widely accepted in the financial market that it is no longer under a financial bubble which can burst anytime, making it a safe investment.
It is an indicator who is very important to make choices when investing in the cryptocurrency industry. If the value of bitcoin and the altcoin are decreasing, then mean that also that the value of the market cap is low. This helps to find the right moment to buy coins.
Not much i look at two three points only and those are the fundamental analysis about the project and the team, secondly the aim of the project and its practicality, thirdly the technical analysis, every good trader should be able to understand and be able to read the candles and charts.
Greatly, I can base a coins potential by its total market cap,volume and the product they offer to people. If you see a good coin that has low market cap that has good product its a good indication of a high potential coin in the future.
By looking at the marketcap you can determine right away the potential of a certain coin. Depending on their volume, it doesn't matter if the price is low like $1, you can still play around that price and make some great profits. You can also see how that coin improved over time base on its history so it would be very great if all good coins is on marketcap.
high market cap coins have a higher visibility. This is due to the fact that they typically have more exchange listings and appear higher on pages such as CMC. If you want to purchase some low market cap coins you might have to go to some smaller exchanges.
As with everything in life, for investing you probably want to have a diversified portfolio, consisting of a few low cap coins and most of the highest cap coins. lower cap coins tend to be more volatile in both directions
As with everything in life, for investing you probably want to have a diversified portfolio, consisting of a few low cap coins and most of the highest cap coins. lower cap coins tend to be more volatile in both directions
Market cap can easily become the sole determining factor if you're unaware of other factors coming into play to predict whether a coin will grow. Just one example would be the history and skill behind the developers constantly pushing improvements.
Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
If the capitalization is not at zero, then the profit can be obtained, despite the prices and bad conditions. Now just a difficult period in which it is difficult to turn around and make a maximum, but it is quite easy to find short-term non-top coins. We hope that soon the capitalization will return to the previous level. Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
Market cap can easily become the sole determining factor if you're unaware of other factors coming into play to predict whether a coin will grow. Just one example would be the history and skill behind the developers constantly pushing improvements.
Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
Even with knowing that you shouldn't fully rely on the market cap of a coin does it still add bias your choice whether you should invest or not? Such as high market caps being too late to invest in or low market caps too risky to invest in.
Do you think high or low market caps are more lucrative?
Whether it be high or low market caps always stay true to the most important fact in crypto. "Only invest money you can burn." Happy HODLING
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