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Topic: How to find and hold in Atlcoin effectively? - page 5. (Read 786 times)

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February 20, 2024, 04:28:30 AM
#7
Well, I am quite convinced with what you have said, but AFAIK, altcoins are usually very unpredictable, and therefore, it is not too good to invest and hold for a long time. Some altcoins could get developed at a time when the Bitcoin halving is just a year away, and the reason why some project owners take such a strategy is so that their project can just get influenced by the Bitcoin bull market and get pumped, after which it will again be dumped, and from there, the project will just lose its value. Someone can actually take all those steps that you have explained, but they can still end up investing in an altcoin that will not generate any profit for them. Anyone who is investing in altcoin should invest with caution, with the money they can afford to lose, because there are some projects that can look very promising and also have a good vision and road map, but on the long run, they will just crash.

You made a good point, generally, it is not advisable to hold altcoin because the projects are very confusing to understand, the possibility of any altcoin to appreciate in price is slim unless in this bullrun that bitcoin has already make a lead, personally I don't see altcoin as a long-term investment because you might invest today and wake to see that such coin does not sexist again so where is the hope, like I always say people should see altcoin investment as way of diversifying a little of their fund to make little profit if possible but don't put your mind much so that you will not be disappointed, as you have already said @Dr Bitcoin_Strange, many project will flood the internet this time because of this bullrun but I believe crypto enthusiast knows what to do in other not to get into such trap.
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February 20, 2024, 03:50:59 AM
#6
IMO you cant really get anywhere by doing research on altcoins, cause I've seen many altcoins with good background and all the hype still go flat and end up beign a shit project, what I do myself when I want to invest in altcoins is that I just go for exchange altcoins like bnb, Ethereum, tron and all that although they might not give you the kind of return of investment you are expecting but at least this are well filtered coins with reputation to keep.

I also go for others but i just follow the hype and do a little research myself, but I'll try implementing your strategy to see where I gets me. Investing in Altcoins is risky and everone should have that in mind.
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February 20, 2024, 01:16:00 AM
#5
In fact, to find potential projects, we have to carry out complex research, which means there are many aspects that need to be looked at. I have my own way of identifying a project, as follows:
1. Looking at the fundamentals
2. Looking at the teams
3. Looking at the investors and backers.
4. Looking at the tokenomics.
5. Looking at the community
Yep, these are also aspects we can consider to find a good ALtcoin. Searching to find an Altcoin that we can safely invest in for the long term is a process that requires in-depth digging, there are many criteria we can set to choose, and sometimes we just need to meet a few important criteria, we can think about investing to them. It is not necessary to ensure all criteria. This is very perfectionistic and sometimes we will miss a lot of good growth projects.
Step 3: Find a nice entry, price it right by comparing with projects that are similar to the project you are aiming for (for example, layer 2 array if you are planning to invest in ARB, you can compare it with OP ), from there you can estimate what capitalization level is reasonable to buy.
To compare 2 altcoins from the same category, you can use Marketcapof, there you will easily get multiples by comparing the MC of 2 projects.
Using Marketcap to compare 2 projects is the simplest and most intuitive way. Besides, we can consider many other factors such as the community, TVL, investment funds and who is the MM team behind them. The most obvious examples are Arb and Op. Maybe in terms of technology ,community and Arb's TVL is superior to OP, but the investment fund behind Op is not much and not spread out like Arb, so it will be easier for MM to set up to push the price than Arb. You should combine many screening criteria to make the most reasonable choice.
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February 15, 2024, 03:57:27 PM
#4
This is my process for finding an Altcoin (new project) for long-term investment
It is almost impossible to find new altcoins for long term investments, altcoins are generally short term projects, and that's most especially the new projects that lack any utility. I am afraid that one can go through all the steps you mentioned in your OP and still end up buying a scam/worthless project and that's because it is pretty difficult to find a new project that is sustainable for the long term.

Having said that, because of the lack of utility in altcoins, i buy only Bitcoin, but if i must advise people on altcoins, i'd tell them to purchase altcoins that have been in the market for sometime and already have a "strong" community.
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February 15, 2024, 03:23:52 PM
#3
Well, I am quite convinced with what you have said, but AFAIK, altcoins are usually very unpredictable, and therefore, it is not too good to invest and hold for a long time. Some altcoins could get developed at a time when the Bitcoin halving is just a year away, and the reason why some project owners take such a strategy is so that their project can just get influenced by the Bitcoin bull market and get pumped, after which it will again be dumped, and from there, the project will just lose its value. Someone can actually take all those steps that you have explained, but they can still end up investing in an altcoin that will not generate any profit for them. Anyone who is investing in altcoin should invest with caution, with the money they can afford to lose, because there are some projects that can look very promising and also have a good vision and road map, but on the long run, they will just crash.
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February 15, 2024, 07:25:09 AM
#2
In fact, to find potential projects, we have to carry out complex research, which means there are many aspects that need to be looked at. I have my own way of identifying a project, as follows:

1. Looking at the fundamentals
2. Looking at the teams
3. Looking at the investors and backers.
4. Looking at the tokenomics.
5. Looking at the community

The 5 points above are just headlines, we need a long discussion to explain them 1 by 1.

Step 3: Find a nice entry, price it right by comparing with projects that are similar to the project you are aiming for (for example, layer 2 array if you are planning to invest in ARB, you can compare it with OP ), from there you can estimate what capitalization level is reasonable to buy.

To compare 2 altcoins from the same category, you can use Marketcapof, there you will easily get multiples by comparing the MC of 2 projects.
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February 14, 2024, 09:12:29 PM
#1
This is my process for finding an Altcoin (new project) for long-term investment, it will include the following steps:

- Step 1: Filter out reputable platforms or tokens of reputable projects. In this first step, let's just list all the platforms that you are interested in or projects that others talk a lot about in the community. Don't worry if it's too much, we will filter them again in the following steps.
- Step 2: Analyze the token usecase, tokenomics and how each project operates to see where the development team and investment fund will make money if they later sell the tokens. This step will be accompanied by determining the time when the project will unlock a large amount of tokens for investment funds, because normally before unlocking, they will have to push up the price to create liquidity for their funds to sell tokens.
- Step 3: Find a nice entry, price it right by comparing with projects that are similar to the project you are aiming for (for example, layer 2 array if you are planning to invest in ARB, you can compare it with OP ), from there you can estimate what capitalization level is reasonable to buy.
- Step 4: After completing the above 3 steps, you may have chosen a few Altcoins. At this step, you must determine how long you will hold it? Until when? When is the right time to hold for the long term instead of just trading for the short term? For example, before a really strong Altcoin season takes place (according to my prediction, 2025), the Altcoin price in the previous period will be greatly depressed, and the Alt/BTC pair will find the bottom a lot. So if you hold Altcoin too early, you may not be able to optimize profits and psychology instead of holding BTC.

In short, choosing a new Altcoin for the next growth season is very important, requiring patience and research from you. But besides that, determining a reasonable holding period is equally important. If you hold too early, you may have to endure losses for a period of time, and this is the time for many people lose patience leads to losing stock before that Altcoin really enters its growth cycle. Ignoring temporary losses to hold until achieving results is a difficult job, not everyone can do it when holding Altcoins, because often during this period there will be a lot of Fuds to depress the price. Therefore, choosing a reasonable holding time will eliminate these negative psychological effects, making it easier for you to hold.
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