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Topic: Just a small simple question. (Read 262 times)

legendary
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December 22, 2023, 06:05:33 AM
#16
Looking at the past may give you a glimpse of the future trend. If a currency rose in the past from a price of $2 to $10 and the price collapsed to $0.1, it is unlikely that the price will rise again, and if it does, $10 will be the peak, quite the opposite of new currencies. The pump can be very high because no one knows where the future price trend will stop. Old projects are usually dead and require more effort to implement them than new projects.
hero member
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December 21, 2023, 05:12:26 PM
#15
I know that it is hard to find an interesting project these days. Just wanted to ask and got the responses I wanted.
Good for you. Now that this thread has already given you the responses and answers that you wanted, it's now time to lock the topic.
And before you do, I'd like to give you a tip to be careful with any investment or project that you may be interested especially the small ones.
sr. member
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December 20, 2023, 06:19:47 PM
#14
I know that it is hard to find an interesting project these days. Just wanted to ask and got the responses I wanted.
hero member
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The Martian Child
December 19, 2023, 07:09:53 AM
#13
It's simple mate, the rate of return once a new project becomes successful could be life-changing. Compared to projects that already exist in the market and are valued in billions to hundreds of millions. I am not really against it since all of us wanted to gain. But I just hope that these people know and understand clearly that their investments could end up being worthless in case the project fails to get support from communities and exchanges.

Of these new projects, meme coins are the worst to invest in. There are hundreds of meme coins created regularly and it is becoming slimmer to be lucky. There's more chance to hit a jackpot in a casino than profiting big from a meme coin.
hero member
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December 18, 2023, 10:56:05 PM
#12
Trend changes. There is more potential for returns in new ones, albeit with high risk.

BTW, what a fall of zero classic, from $230 to 7 cents, I don't know why but if there is such fall I'd automatically stay away from it. In 2017-18 many coins went to undeserving prices, and 99.99% of them will never see those prices again, most of 'em are most likely dead already anyway.
sr. member
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December 17, 2023, 03:29:26 AM
#11
Sure I know this kind of stories, I am with crypto since 2016, lost my old profile here and had to create new one. I have to wonder about the new projects like Warthog, or Karlosson how are they hyped. Pandanite lost their chance with the screwed code original dev made and now it being rewritten in java.

 But anyway I think that ZeroClassic deserves some attention, even that you might say no. It is worth to have a look on it..

i get it ZeroClassic a privacy coin and was forked in 2018 but i looked into it on CMC and ZeroClassic even today is not on big exchanges. i only see its on https://cratex.io which is not known to many of us here.  it's pumping which i guess you wanna show it to all?

since people are up to trade constantly so looking for a more profitable coin to trade or hold will be preferred to trying out old yet not known or listed on top of the CMC.
if it has a big community i think there will be more that will try shilling it.

You can get ZeroClassic here: https://financex.trade/trading/zercusdt. There is more after we will get some stable market. But still mining with gpu is not that bad here
legendary
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December 16, 2023, 03:13:05 PM
#10
Sure I know this kind of stories, I am with crypto since 2016, lost my old profile here and had to create new one. I have to wonder about the new projects like Warthog, or Karlosson how are they hyped. Pandanite lost their chance with the screwed code original dev made and now it being rewritten in java.

 But anyway I think that ZeroClassic deserves some attention, even that you might say no. It is worth to have a look on it..

i get it ZeroClassic a privacy coin and was forked in 2018 but i looked into it on CMC and ZeroClassic even today is not on big exchanges. i only see its on https://cratex.io which is not known to many of us here.  it's pumping which i guess you wanna show it to all?

since people are up to trade constantly so looking for a more profitable coin to trade or hold will be preferred to trying out old yet not known or listed on top of the CMC.
if it has a big community i think there will be more that will try shilling it.
sr. member
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December 16, 2023, 02:53:58 PM
#9
Sure I know this kind of stories, I am with crypto since 2016, lost my old profile here and had to create new one. I have to wonder about the new projects like Warthog, or Karlosson how are they hyped. Pandanite lost their chance with the screwed code original dev made and now it being rewritten in java.

 But anyway I think that ZeroClassic deserves some attention, even that you might say no. It is worth to have a look on it..
legendary
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December 16, 2023, 09:44:54 AM
#8
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed. And people would love these small projects.

It is easy. New projects are often sell for cheap and some of those projects may go big in the future. Remember ethereum used to be a <$10 coin which nobody wanted. Many people made fun of eth (me included) and now eth is above $2k. Of course that doesn't mean you will certainly hit jackpot if you buy these new coins but a wise man once said: "you can't win the lottery if you don't buy any tickets!"

Also people do some research before investing blindly in these projects. (not everybody sadly) If they find the project believable enough, they invest in it.

R. Ver does that all the time. He made shit ton of money with many of his investments. Blockchain.com, Bitcoin.com, btc itself are some of them. But not all of his bets went big. Some of them went big first and went smol later... (like bcash and zcash (111nd bit coin at cmc now). Purse.io > closed down...
full member
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December 16, 2023, 09:37:28 AM
#7
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed. And people would love these small projects.

Sadly, for every real project there are a hundred that are either scams, failed attempts to revive a dead projects or a vehicle designed only to inject malicious code.

And, for every REAL project that is good, there are a hundred that are mere forks with a different name and a different wannabe 'dev' whose goal is to make a few quick bucks.  

Last one I found was a little more than 2 years ago.  I happened upon Kaspa in this forum on 11/24/2021.  
hero member
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December 16, 2023, 01:02:55 AM
#6
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed.
It's because the sequence of the new projects haven't been made any pump and that's why many are investing on them in belief that they might pump a lot. That's where the idea goes of having x10 - x1000 or more gain.

And people would love these small projects.
Yes, that's why if you're not into these small projects, you can invest into the bigger and known ones than them. There's higher risk in the new projects.
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December 15, 2023, 06:11:52 PM
#5
That is what makes me wonder why do people jump on it like that. I mean there are projects that are not known, like ZeroClassic. Just a bunch of crypto enthusiasts support it and that is all. And it deserves more attention. But no one cares about those old projects. Rather to invest in a shit coin that in few months will be dead..
There are enthusiasts, there are believers, there are seekers of quick profits.
The first ones support the projects what they like, regardless of the benefits for themselves personally.
The secont support projects that are likely to bring big profits in the long run.
The third only need profit and as quickly as possible. These are the majority. They try to suck out more juice and forget about the project, switching to another. To be fair, it should be noted that the authors of most projects themselves pursue the same goal.
newbie
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December 15, 2023, 06:02:52 PM
#4
Wow, why should I support some ancient projects? If I support ancient projects, I might as well buy stocks of the top 500 companies in the world? Shocked
sr. member
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December 15, 2023, 05:58:57 PM
#3
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed. And people would love these small projects.

You already stated the answer to your question. People always jump to new project that always result to short term pump = big gain. This is what most people always aiming when they are jumping to new project hoping to enter early before everyone jump in then exit on other money.

It’s like a ponzi game that everyone knows the project is a pump and dump but still taking the risk hoping that there’s still more will invest after them. Old project already have huge investors backing that makes the price very hard to move unlike new projects that is too volatile to pump.
That is what makes me wonder why do people jump on it like that. I mean there are projects that are not known, like ZeroClassic. Just a bunch of crypto enthusiasts support it and that is all. And it deserves more attention. But no one cares about those old projects. Rather to invest in a shit coin that in few months will be dead..
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Dimon69
December 15, 2023, 03:03:20 PM
#2
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed. And people would love these small projects.

You already stated the answer to your question. People always jump to new project that always result to short term pump = big gain. This is what most people always aiming when they are jumping to new project hoping to enter early before everyone jump in then exit on other money.

It’s like a ponzi game that everyone knows the project is a pump and dump but still taking the risk hoping that there’s still more will invest after them. Old project already have huge investors backing that makes the price very hard to move unlike new projects that is too volatile to pump.
sr. member
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December 15, 2023, 02:59:46 PM
#1
I would like to ask the locals here why do people jump always on new projects. There are plenty of good ones which are runing years unnoticed. And people would love these small projects.
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