How to find good cryptos? - page 33.

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

I think that in order to find the coin, good projects you need to find out in a lot of information channels and media like on Telegram / Discord. Also you can find on twitter and bitcointalk which are all Trust your address so that you can find the good and the quickest.

Exactly there are a lot of ways to search about the coin you want to trade to you are in search of any coin, now it is new and modern age where everything happens very fast and with single click we can get any kind of information, so use social media, use you tube and the most important explore internet which is limitless for providing information, you can visit some crypto users as well so I recommend you to use bitcoin which is the best crypto currency,

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

I don't like to use those kind of group or source,may those kind of source are legit but I cant believe those.I like to research about coin personally.without personal knowledge investing into crypto depending by others is risk.you can learn more and more about this world than you can take decision where you would make your investment.

I must argue with this. This has to be a friendly argument. Well I think you have to use those media sites as basis for your review. You have to have an initial knowledge of the crypto that you would like to know.
Let's try to think logically, before you knew about alphabet, was it innate to your knowledge? No right? So you have to learn about cryptos first through the help of socail media sites before anything else.

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

I think that in order to find the coin, good projects you need to find out in a lot of information channels and media like on Telegram / Discord. Also you can find on twitter and bitcointalk which are all Trust your address so that you can find the good and the quickest.

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Quote from: Ravvish2 on January 24, 2018, 10:43:33 AM

I usually find good cryptos by exploring cryptocurrency related forums and youtube channels.

Today there are quite a number of websites evaluating ICO projects. I eg ratingico ... etc. Please read and understand the criteria for evaluating a good ICO. and choose a potential project to invest. Nowadays there are quite a few people who analyze ICO reviews, but we are not flexible enough to choose.

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Do you mean tokens or Alts?if tokens then you must search for ICO raiting sites but there are coin which havent ICO but there are good too DeepOnion for example ,its was even Airdrop.

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Quote from: Ravvish2 on January 24, 2018, 10:43:33 AM

I usually find good cryptos by exploring cryptocurrency related forums and youtube channels.

Me either. It is a good idea - to subscribe to several Y YouTube channels that are devoted to the cryptocurrency. As for me, I take this information here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkpt3vvZ0Y0wvTX2L-lkxsg

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

use sites "ico rating"

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Along the same lines anything and everything but my fave is YouTUbe. I like Carter Thomas, and Box Mining & of course Data Dash but I going to cut to the chase and keep looking for real solutions to big problems, solid teams and go long on blockchain w/a portion of you're diversified portfolio, is what I told myself. Here's a project I've been checking out tell me if you think this falls into the category of "good cryptos"? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-meet-the-people-making-crypto-mainstream-3085831

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Decentralized Ascending Auctions on Blockchain

there are many ways to find a good crypto.
first their dev - good or not
second their fan - China fan is the best
third their usefulness

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Quote from: ParaMander on May 10, 2018, 11:52:11 PM

Verge (XVG) good prospects, i prediction the price go 1k satoshi. Cheesy

This is a hype coin, it has raised a lot during the speculation of big partnership but it came out, it was porhub partnership which does not
make people satisfied and we have seen the price now drop significantly, it seems like its really right to buy on rumors and sell the news, this method works on a pump and dump coin.

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Verge (XVG) good prospects, i prediction the price go 1k satoshi. Cheesy

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

Try desearch.com It's a very useful source. Works for crypto. Especially useful for newbies Wink

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For me its very hard to find a good crypto's but the only thing you can do is to have a research on them in their social medias account or in telegram before you investing in that coin

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Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

To find the good crypto you need to know if the crypto has the potential or not, it is born for what purpose, what application to the real progress of human life. Also does its development team include those who have experience in this field or not, its community is strong or not? There are many issues you need to consider and consider.

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If you are an active member in this forum, and if you keep reading the useful threads here about the new coins and tokens, you can get good idea about the most profitable crypto currencies for trading, because the community here is very active and helpful, and they are also interested about crypto and trading.

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Well there are few powerful coins which have potential and great value like Bitcoin and Ethereum and some other coins , especially those ones listed in top list of coinmarketcap. But you can searching elswhere too to find out other good altcoins to trade.

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If you don't have much time to make some research by yourself, find some good ico reviewer with good a reputation. A person who can't be briebed to give higher ico rating. A person who has a good history of finding some good ico projects in the past. At the end you can just check his picks and make a research for that ico.

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Quote from: Kurokyy on January 23, 2018, 10:34:02 PM

Quote from: Sabo55 on January 14, 2018, 07:38:26 PM

Hi,

there are so many cryptos and I find it hard to identify the ones where I should have a closer look.
Obviously one can find cryptos e.g. by listening to shilling on Reddit. But I'm looking for more professional sources like YouTube channels, free/ paid Telegram/Discord groups and so on. What do you use?

Too hard to tell if a crypto is a good or not because sometimes a coin only good at the beginning and turning bad in the long run. And there also a coin having a slow start and become a beast in the long run. Its better to have your own research, read their whitepapaper and roadmap

i think it depend of crypto stability when its strong in market then you can trust ion it andsecondley its price also depend .

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https://eloncity.io/

I think, that the best way to find good cryptos is to find that interseting you and read information about it. I found one. It`s TraceTo. I think, that it very perspective, because it`s decentralized KYC network, what can used by cryptocompamies to identify his clients. I read, that KYC standarts will become tougher, so it will increase the demand for this kind of software. I suppose, that you can get a profit from this.

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The best thing you should do, to find out if the cryptocurrency is good, look for the whitepaper they called because this is whitepaper have the information that you needed to know about them and also always consider the feedbacks that they get from their investors

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