Topic: How to find potential small cap projects - page 2. (Read 350 times)

some of the ways in which to find a successful project is to look selectively based on the team of the project, if any team that has successfully created a project I think will continue to be successful for the next project because the team has a solid and working member hard. other than that the concept used also definitely affect the project that will happen.

I am doing the same as OP and mainly using coinmarketcap to find the small marketcap coins with potential. It is time consuming but good for finding gems.

I never thought that when a coin listing on coinmarketcap it will make the price of coins increases, as I know the trading volume that makes a token can go in coinmarketcap

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In this case, coin market is a place to register new coin and is a container to be able to know the proper price, we can know with the development of the project team in managing the coins so that it can be the best place in coinmarket.  Can also check with the progress of the project that has brought the coin, so with the success of the project can see the potential of small projects.

This market is so unpredictable and analytical so small investors are more likely to rely on news to invest more, knowledgeable people will rely more on technical analysis, but there is no guarantee of 100 % in this market.

Sometimes small cap coins are easy to manipulate. Most newly added coins are hyped just to get listed on coinmarket cap. This can be a good way to earn money, however, this coins would not last long if there's no real use case or a working product. In the end, only projects with working product and good partnership remains on the coinmarketcap.

I think its not about how big or small the market cap is when checking the potential of the coin. Its about the development and how the community interact with the project.

In trading looking how large the volume of the coins or atlcoins is to make profits as many people are doing transactions. If you are looking for profit in small capped altcoins then you should consider that price increase to that coin might take a long time since the circulation if it in the market so low.

I will check this one out and put a couple hundred in it if I see that it's innovative.

I agree with THEKEY which is a real gem of a coin. The price is low, it has a huge market i.e the whole of China, and it is one of those rare projects that has the support of the Chinese government. Lots of potential there!

I try to find good projects under 10 million market cap. That is important, but it is also important to make sure there is a good team and working product behind the coin. It crazy how many coins out there only have a promise and yet somehow those are the ones with high market caps. The great coins will have there day, just gotta wait for the crap to leave.

Pardon me but I disagree with you. It's not exactly right to say that the cmc listing doesn't have any impact on the price.
Don't forget that it's the most used site reference for coin/token/exchanges information based on the traffic it receives per day. I'm sure that it engaged some people (for ex. the OP) to buy these new additions thus, increasing the price.

It takes a long time and a lot of patience to find such projects. First of all, for me, they must be the real team with open faces. For example, I participated in MTC docademic ICO and it made me good profit. I also don't trust very much projects on millions without working beta.

Very hard to find good small cap projects in the last time, because there are so many project's that are popping up out of nowhere. The most project's that are new are mostly useless. But there are some project's with potential like THEKEY, it is one of the projects that I shill! ACC is also a good one, but the trading volume is very low (Accelerator Network)

When the project is small capitalization, when successful will give the profit many times the profit of the project has a large capitalization. Of course the risk involved in these projects will be greater. The ICO criteria of each person is different according to the experience and knowledge everyone has. There is no common criterion for all.

Some investors prefer to find small projects instead of big projects but they require that those projects have the potential to bring them more value than the projects they have invested previously.

i dislike a couple of things about your method although i use it too.
1. using third party websites instead of exchanges.
i prefer using the exchange themselves because the volume there is more accurate than looking at the total volume of many exchanges that those sites list.
2. you are not looking at the price!
for example trading volume of a coin that is getting dumped hard is also huge but that doesn't make it a good investment! it is only good if a large volume of money is coming in and price is rising.
3. using market cap!
that doesn't make any sense. specially when you define a number for it. calling them small coins is better than defining a fixed number for their market cap.

Nice information from you dude, I do use this criteria also,  but majority of the time I go to etherdelta or idex, that's where majority of the ico tokens do get listed before hitting coinmarketcap, just make a good research about an ico get the contract address and search for it on etherdelta or idex then you are good to go

That is easy. You can go to coinmarketcap, click on all coins and sort the coin based on their market cap.

But I would suggest you to look for coins with stable daily trading volume to make sure it is easy for you to liquidate in future.