Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
There are various reasons for causing a certain altcoin to die. And we can not anticipate it to avoid it. But choosing the top altcoin will help us limit such risks and choosing the altcoin in the top 10 is always right 
Topic: How to determine if projects/coins will survive the bear market? - page 4. (Read 778 times)
October 24, 2018, 11:15:04 AM
October 24, 2018, 11:12:41 AM
funny you should ask since the top X coins are actually not good projects at all. for example take 3 examples from the top 10 coins. ETH, XRP and BCH. all three of them are terrible projects. they are all centralized and useless. ETH is bloated, and filled with ICO scams and is only alive because it is pumped. XRP is not even used anywhere apart from exchanges and BCH is the creation of Roger Ver to make money nothing else.
Add in USDT and EOS to your list. Tether is currently imploding, it is probably not actually backed by USD as is claimed, its market cap is falling, it is still trading below $1, and there is still not even a hint of an external audit. EOS is a centralized scam, rampant with corruption and vote collisions, that exists only to rip off and steal from investors and make money for the 21 Block Producers.
In fact, of the top 10 coins, the only ones I would be buying right now are Bitcoin and Monero.
October 24, 2018, 10:35:40 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
I like to apply the same basic principles to everything to simplify decisions. Anything, including a project or coin, will survive if it is legitimately solving a problem for a large amount of people. Even if that is just providing efficiency, security and assurance in transactions, that is a problem that still has yet to be solved. No one wants to lose money inside or outside the crypto world either to hackers or banks.
October 24, 2018, 10:34:16 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
If you are really skeptical than let your skepticism do its thing - learn the project and the team thoroughly. If we are talking about altcoins with small cap that is the way to figure out which of them will got something to boast on on a distance and will show greatest results when bull market will come(because people will left useless coins to promising ones).Or you can invest in top-20. They are "too-big-to-bankrupt". Diversifying will help. But don't expect fast huge return on investment in that case.
October 24, 2018, 10:14:44 AM
I think that there are not specific rules with which you could be able to predict which cryptocurrency will survive and which will not. But I think that all top ten on the coinmarketcap will survive for sure.
October 24, 2018, 08:26:47 AM
yes ofcourse there are projects or coins that can survive the bear market but this are possible with projects that has a working products. thats my recommendation to you
October 24, 2018, 08:23:18 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
funny you should ask since the top X coins are actually not good projects at all. for example take 3 examples from the top 10 coins. ETH, XRP and BCH. all three of them are terrible projects. they are all centralized and useless. ETH is bloated, and filled with ICO scams and is only alive because it is pumped. XRP is not even used anywhere apart from exchanges and BCH is the creation of Roger Ver to make money nothing else.
October 24, 2018, 08:12:43 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
I guess that rule still works but not for all. Determining what coins to survive for this bear market is possible but knowing how is not easy. My suggestion to you is if you are skeptic investing now then dont force youself. Study before putting your money between the line, there are certain ways to know what coin you would like to invest but right now there isnt a sureball. October 24, 2018, 07:56:49 AM
There is no proven formula to find that out. I guess you should spend alot of time here and then follow your instincts. Other then that there is no guarantee even that itself is no guarantee. You need to have luck on your side to get it right also.
October 24, 2018, 07:44:06 AM
I think it's really hard to to get assurance with regards to picking the right ICO for your investment and participation on bounty campaign. I would suggest that before participating into an ICO, you need to do a thorough research where you need to consider checking the project team members, whitepaper where all the necessary information of the project is stipulated and the bounty manager with good reputation with a higher rank. With these considerations, I believe you may had selected a good and promising ICO in the market.
October 24, 2018, 07:14:27 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
the market can change at any time and the top 5 or top 10 coins do not guarantee that you will get profit in the near future. but if you want to hold it in the long term, then the top 10 coins are the best choice than you invest in ico or other shitcoin. October 24, 2018, 06:58:04 AM
well maybe what you say is true, I often buy coins when ICO is blind and the results I often lose or lose up to 10x of the capital price because when openmarket is very far from the price of ico
October 24, 2018, 06:40:54 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
Whenever you want to invest into any project or coin, first, make a research on th team and try to confirm they are real and they are truly those said to be behind the project. Be very sure it has a good usecase by reading the whitepaper and ask questions for where evidences or proofs of some certain things are needed. Be sure that the project does not have any false claim.The project must have a good community and there must be free flow and sufficient response between the project team and the community.
October 24, 2018, 06:22:29 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
It doesn't, the top coins will always follow bitcoin and you can't expect a lot from there. I tell you an example just like EIDO you can try to track the chart and it's survive even in the bearish market because the developer was actively trying to find a new innovation and this time they are working on the crypto backed by gold after created a fully working hybrid exchange site. October 24, 2018, 06:12:50 AM
There are a lot of different factors of searching a coin, that will give your profit even on the bearish market. I recommend to select a coin, that already has a working product and is not in the developing stage. Just find out what coin do you like the most. Moreover I would invest some funds in ETH and BTC as well.
October 24, 2018, 06:11:07 AM
we see from the whitepaper process where there is an io bond or not from the project. if there is io from the project, then we monitor the project, whether it is in demand or not, this is my opinion, how do you think ??
October 24, 2018, 06:01:10 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
Well, it's difficult. Basically good idea + good (active, working, delivering!) team + useful niche for the project are a pretty good start for your research.
Of course, checking for fake team, copied whitepaper or whitepaper full of bombastic claims with no substance will rule out some scams.
If all this is met, it's a race of luck. I've seen very good projects which are still at a very low value. I've seen not-so-great projects that were going very good last year.
And here is the point to diversify. If you pick a number of projects, some may fall, some may get big and hopefully you'll get rich.
However, this are some common sense guidelines (imho) and by far not financial advises I should held responsible if you follow them and you still don't get rich. Decide for yourself if and where to invest and, in crypto, never invest more than you afford to lose. It's still ranked as a high risk investment...
October 24, 2018, 05:51:13 AM
Is there really a way to determine what all projects/coins will survive? I wish to invest now but I am really skeptical. Does the 'top 5-10' rule always work?Is it advisable to follow this rule blindly?
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