[Poll] Anybody else find it difficult to keep up with so many coins? - page 2.

AgeraS

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Merit: 10

Quote from: Spoetnik on May 29, 2016, 08:02:21 AM

@OP
YES of course which is why i stopped caring looooong ago.
When SCRYPT cloning got big that was it for me.
And why may i ask if your a veteran from 2012 doing this are you using a noob account ?
This is s suspicious sketchy thing.

Reality check ICO coins are scams.
Google search what a Pyramid scheme is or do i have to do it for you and post the results ?

I've been around for a while but don't post often.

btc_zero_sum

sr. member

Activity: 273

Merit: 250

no, it's actually super easy. if i invest any money on a project i do research:

- dev team
- real features, quality of code
- structured support (investors, marketing team, community)

following this points i only get to 3-4 coins, only the serious ones that actually deserve a bet

sillug

full member

Activity: 211

Merit: 100

No, I don't find it that difficult. I just keep it in the exchange, and when I come back, I sell if it was a good investment.

pandher

legendary

Activity: 952

Merit: 1000

Stagnation is Death

This is the the start of the end of shitcoins. Only the truly worthy will remain. Rest will go to the gutter

robelneo

legendary

Activity: 3416

Merit: 1225

Enjoy 500% bonus + 70 FS

Quote from: AgeraS on May 29, 2016, 12:00:17 AM

I've been buying coins since 2012 and it seems more difficult than ever to keep up with coin fundamentals and technicals. I'm thinking about building a site but wanted to see if others share this problem. I want to make good trades just as much as the next person, but it seems difficult to wade through all of the information now days. Maybe I just am reminiscing the Gox days and less than a handful of coins to follow.

With all the coins out there and you do not have a technical and basic knowledge on the features and what you should look for a coin you'll definitely get lost,so lucky to have read some e-books about trading altcoins and and articles,we should go through this journey to be able to trade effectively..

BTCLovingDude

legendary

Activity: 1134

Merit: 1010

BTC to the moon is inevitable...

yeah it is kind of hard to keep up with all the coins and mostly with the new coins that are created or going to come online.

but good news is that not all of them are good or even interesting, it is easier just to find a couple that are good and HOT and follow those.

Spoetnik

legendary

Activity: 1540

Merit: 1011

FUD Philanthropist™

Quote from: electronicash on May 29, 2016, 12:16:09 AM

ICO after ICO is tiresome but still exciting to see how much each coin have grow since the time you invested to it.

You may just have to choose which of these coins has a better potential though and invest more to it. I did invest to all actually but I lost interest to some after the dumpers dumped and move to the next ICO.

"GROW" ?

You mean the ICO price per Digital Pyramid Scheme token traded on central exchanges paired against BTC ?
Sorry my little IPO scam coin aficionado that is NOT growth.
That is a what is called a Pyramid scheme.

@OP
YES of course which is why i stopped caring looooong ago.
When SCRYPT cloning got big that was it for me.
And why may i ask if your a veteran from 2012 doing this are you using a noob account ?
This is s suspicious sketchy thing.

Reality check ICO coins are scams.
Google search what a Pyramid scheme is or do i have to do it for you and post the results ?

Caladonian

hero member

Activity: 1302

Merit: 540

that's the problem and that's the reason why I keep being day shift trading I'm not good in speculation and understanding so holding more alts give me headache, really don't have much time to keep checking price movement prime time to time and which is which the real coin to move forward and create big earnings. so i'm also like you just rely on what my instinct and sell right away those coins/.

electronicash

legendary

Activity: 3248

Merit: 1055

ICO after ICO is tiresome but still exciting to see how much each coin have grow since the time you invested to it.

You may just have to choose which of these coins has a better potential though and invest more to it. I did invest to all actually but I lost interest to some after the dumpers dumped and move to the next ICO.

AgeraS

member

Activity: 84

Merit: 10

I've been buying coins since 2012 and it seems more difficult than ever to keep up with coin fundamentals and technicals. I'm thinking about building a site but wanted to see if others share this problem. I want to make good trades just as much as the next person, but it seems difficult to wade through all of the information now days. Maybe I just am reminiscing the Gox days and less than a handful of coins to follow.

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