Topic: how to choose good altcoin - page 3. (Read 755 times)
Check out THUG for a good answer, they dont have an ico and yet succeeded to get into exchanges and give out their coins for free, they are good at what they do and have a high supply of 14bln, this THUG Coin will surely make it to Mars one day
all listed items do help to choose a good coin, look at the team and partners is very important
Hello everyone
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
In my opinion, it is better to make your own research and trust your guts.
The most of the privacy coins are undervalued right now.
The best opportunity is to find a privacy-related project with a low total supply (less than 100M), that way the price will be increasing much faster.
I recently found one project called Ethereum Meta, it is related to anonymity and untraceable transaction. They have a very interesting project to build the Anonymous E-Market Place.
They are on ICO stage right now and already on the exchanges, you can check their website: https://ethermeta.com/
Or even better go through their Bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/future-of-privacy-ethereum-meta-foundation-of-anonymous-e-marketplace-2659058
1. read and understand the whitepaper. If you don't like the idea, skip it.
2. know the team. background check or direct interaction if possible.
3. ico ratings by icobench, icocheck and others
2. know the team. background check or direct interaction if possible.
3. ico ratings by icobench, icocheck and others
In my opinion choosing a good altcoin is very difficult. I basically reviewing the whitepaper.I always read the whitepaper prior to investing and I can truly recoomend doing that. Checking also the team and partnership is very crucial in the decision. So goodluck to us Smiley.
First and foremost check the whitepaper analyze it properly, next one is the team if they are active,and the community!this is important as you can discuss with them regarding the altcoin that you want..
Well, choosing a good altcoin is very difficult. because some successful coins, can experience problems. perhaps a good coin is a coin that has a higher price than the ICO price when it is distributed to a bounty hunter. well, those coins are very good coins for me.
In addition:
1) Watch closely on project's community. Is it active? Is it helping? Are there any valuable members, not only traders and noobs?
2) Research member's names on the internet, find their LinkedIn profiles, their previous jobs, etc
3) Look through their social media. Is it active? When was the last post and how active are their channels?
4) Last, but not least - do you think blockchain tech is really needed in their kind of business/market?
1) Watch closely on project's community. Is it active? Is it helping? Are there any valuable members, not only traders and noobs?
2) Research member's names on the internet, find their LinkedIn profiles, their previous jobs, etc
3) Look through their social media. Is it active? When was the last post and how active are their channels?
4) Last, but not least - do you think blockchain tech is really needed in their kind of business/market?
There are internet reading materials that would somewhat teach you how to choose a good altcoin. So have time to read those articles. Of course each altcoin has its whitepaper wherein you can read the viability of the projects in the market community, the team, roadmap, marketcap. You need to do a lot if research and some technical analysis so that you can choose altcoins which are legit and have potential to grow and useful in the community as a whole.
my analysis for good project is Low supply and good advertising team and marketing team innovative blockchain model and futuristic application and more important real LinkedIn profiles
In choosing a coin, I basically reviewing the whitepaper. Checking if the project is viable in the blockchain community. Checking also the team and partnership is very crucial in the decision. So goodluck to us 
If you wanna understand how to choose the coin, you need to go to the exchange trade-market and base on such things as:
TRADING VOLUME,
THE NOWADAYS PRICE,
VOLUME OF PEOPLE WHO WANNA BUY and SELL THIS COIN
Of course you need to visit the site of this coin that you analyze and read whitepaper
And look how this coin trades on market during the whole time (price up-down-updown, or it has a stabile level - it's better to get coin with up-down-up-down-up... - people has an interest in this coin)
TRADING VOLUME,
THE NOWADAYS PRICE,
VOLUME OF PEOPLE WHO WANNA BUY and SELL THIS COIN
Of course you need to visit the site of this coin that you analyze and read whitepaper
And look how this coin trades on market during the whole time (price up-down-updown, or it has a stabile level - it's better to get coin with up-down-up-down-up... - people has an interest in this coin)
I always read the whitepaper prior to investing and I can truly recoomend doing that. This way you can immediatly sort out bad coins, additionally, you are way more into the project and know whats going on
Hello everyone
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
Not sure if you got the answer to your other questions, but I do have something to say when it comes to choosing an alt. ALWAYS, for 9/10 alts you decide buy, NEVER buy a new ICO that just got put on an exchange. Buy alts when you know they're at an all time low or at the lowest in terms of BTC.
Now I think am gonna rely more on the team structure and roadmap analysis. If they've got a solid backing from credible investors, then they've got my money.
I think that the main factor that should be paid attention to is a clear compliance with the road map, from the founders of the project. If they strongly deviate, the project is not serious.
Do a calculation for each coin you want to buy by looking at coin in circullation and the development roadmap. Also dont forget about community. Dash and monero can get their succeed because they have very strong community which want to hold the coin and elieve in project. If the coin have programer who work for free its better.
Hello everyone
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
I have a question.
there are so many altcoins in the market. How can we choose the right coin?
I know there are some criteria for us to consider
1: low supply
2: good project
3: realistic roadmap
4: good team member
questions: is there any more criteria can be considered? and what's the priority you think about all these criteria?
also. anyone can give me more detail information about these criteria??
like the first one: low supply. how many supply is "low supply"
the second one: what's definition of "good project"
the fourth one: how to measure it has "good team member"
Thank you for your help. I think it is very important for investors.
Hello, good questions
First of all I would check idea, then team and then whitepaper and road-map. Of course Total supply and Mcap area also very important.
Good coin doesn't necessarily make you a lot of money. Some people are too greedy to buy some coin that makes more money, so it's not easy to define a good coin.
Yes it is quiet difficult too choose good altcoins because too many coin available in market and it is hard to choose stable coins. Before choosing focus on the worth of market and professional team behind the coin,road map of coin,market capture of coin shows its value and past history of coin declares is it will survive or not.So when find all positive answers choose and invest accordingly.
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