The only surefire way is to be on the inside of a pump team. Everything else is pure guesswork. There are great projects which are ignored and utter jokes that soar.
That must be real situation of altcoin markets. Bitcoin values are highly dependent to news and events whereas most of the altcoins do no have such factors, they simply gain their vale from fake demands. Predicting them is just a guesswork. 
Topic: How to Predict Crypto Valuation (Read 428 times)
Okay, so I decided to learn trading.
The first thing I did was prepare my own price chart of more than 200 coins. I update this price chart regularly from coinmarketcap, that way, I can see the price trend of all the coins, know when a pump is about to start and quickly jump in.
At present, Pot coin is on my radar...
The first thing I did was prepare my own price chart of more than 200 coins. I update this price chart regularly from coinmarketcap, that way, I can see the price trend of all the coins, know when a pump is about to start and quickly jump in.
At present, Pot coin is on my radar...
you have to look at the charts until your eyes start to hurt and after that you will have noticed enough patterns to figure out the time to get in!
and yes checking volumes is one of the things you should do first.
and yes checking volumes is one of the things you should do first.
The only surefire way is to be on the inside of a pump team. Everything else is pure guesswork. There are great projects which are ignored and utter jokes that soar.
Ok, I have done my homework and assembled a nice portfolio of winners. (based on time to market, team, market acceptance, etc).
I am trying to set strike prices for my investments using something more than a wild guess.
Can I make any assumptions based on volume or through comparison with other crypto's?
Could you please weigh in on this discussion. thanks
I am trying to set strike prices for my investments using something more than a wild guess.
Can I make any assumptions based on volume or through comparison with other crypto's?
Could you please weigh in on this discussion. thanks
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