first whitepaper as the basic explanations,
so i will read it first carefully,,
then the development,
see the roadmap for this,,
if the project have a good and active development, i will decided to invest
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When you're researching a Coin what is the requirements for the Coin? Like what should they have if you want to pick up and buy a Coin?
Try to study the project the benefits in the short and long term, try to understand the real reason for its creation, do a fundamental analysis and try to train your instincts and abilities. Looking for information about the team is also important.
The most important two things for me are project and team. Both of them are very important for the long term potential of the coins. Team is the most important thing because thing that builds the project from an idea is team.
I think that to buy this coin or choose which one in the project you need to study the essence of the project and how it is realized in the real world in its funds and further development, you can get a coin with a lot of potential and here the team throws up its project, and that as a result, and in this case the coin has no value
i think you should reseach and read their white paper, website and social media as much as possible so that you can get important imformation about their coin before you buy a coin .
Yeah, like the others mentioned, you should read the whitepaper, see if they come up with a solution for a real problem. But for finding coins that are worth to take a look at the whitepaper this forum or reddit are a good option. You shouldn't just buy a coin someone tells you that it is going "to the moon" or "x100 in a week", "..." , but for discovering some interesting projects the coins that get mentioned here are often helpful. Often if the project is a scam or if there are some things that don't add up in their whitepaper, someone already discovered it, so you should look in forums what others tell you about this project. But don't just trust what they write about the project, do your own research based on what you find. Cheers
When you're researching a Coin what is the requirements for the Coin? Like what should they have if you want to pick up and buy a Coin?
I don't know this will help or not but usually I choose a coin that I will follow by looking1. total supply
2. dev
3. website and white paper
I think the less the amount of supply the higher the potential, dev also have an effect then look for dev that can be trusted
Put it simple:
-Market cap. Low marketcap = more potential
-White paper
-Community behind/ recent announcement
The younger the coin, the higher the risk.
-Market cap. Low marketcap = more potential
-White paper
-Community behind/ recent announcement
The younger the coin, the higher the risk.
The project should be valuable and realistic and their team should be knowledgeable. Their team should have a good support which are available to solve user's queries at least 5 days a week. The coin should have better scope to rise in future. The development team should be more focused on the developing the project. Read their whitepaper as it has the most details about the project. Find out what their milestones are and what they are focused on. If they are just focusing on increasing the coin's price then it is probably going to drop in price. The project should be more focused on implementing itself in the real world.
Everyone has different criteria. For me ..the following are key but of course there are a lot more:
1. Room for growth. Look for coin on a dip with upcoming ico releases, platform updates, masternode activations etc. Good roadmap
2. Development team of the coin and how quickly it's being adopted by other companies and partnering up.
3. How active it is on social media and is it in a positive light.
4. Coin circulation versus market capital. (not so important in lower priced coins $0.01 to $1 is much easier to attain than $10 to $1000).
5. Do I actually like what the project is trying to do.
1. Room for growth. Look for coin on a dip with upcoming ico releases, platform updates, masternode activations etc. Good roadmap
2. Development team of the coin and how quickly it's being adopted by other companies and partnering up.
3. How active it is on social media and is it in a positive light.
4. Coin circulation versus market capital. (not so important in lower priced coins $0.01 to $1 is much easier to attain than $10 to $1000).
5. Do I actually like what the project is trying to do.
If you're asking this question, my first friendly advice for you is to not trust anything you read here on this forum, yes, including my advice 
But since you're asking, I'll tell you what I feel people should do when they pick a coin:
1. Read up as much as possible about the project. Not just from the news, because those are sponsored content (paid by the devs). Look at their social media channels, get a feel about how the community works.
2. Like the whitepaper and the tech inside? Good. Do you understand it? More importantly, do you like it and think it has a chance? If not, forget it. Never support a coin you don't like or don't understand.
But since you're asking, I'll tell you what I feel people should do when they pick a coin:
1. Read up as much as possible about the project. Not just from the news, because those are sponsored content (paid by the devs). Look at their social media channels, get a feel about how the community works.
2. Like the whitepaper and the tech inside? Good. Do you understand it? More importantly, do you like it and think it has a chance? If not, forget it. Never support a coin you don't like or don't understand.
When you're researching a Coin what is the requirements for the Coin? Like what should they have if you want to pick up and buy a Coin?
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