Why have you chosen to invest in altcoin instead of a reputable coin like Bitcoin, though it seems very late to invest in bitcoin but to me viewing from the previous price of bitcoin there is a possibility that you are still at the bull trends.
Talking of surgaryield, I have no idea of this project because most of it are solely for scam purpose after you invested. Therefore I suggest you to reduce your interest from sugaryield.com if you must invest, there are other altcoin like viewing from
Coinmarketcap.
The OP is certainly just asking for advice on how to choose a new project as an investment. BItcoin is indeed highly recommended and no one can deny that.
But in this discussion OP may want to choose a new project as his second investment.
For the project that OP chooses, it cannot be confirmed whether it is just a fraud scheme or not. Everything requires research and of course, research must be done as a whole. There are many tools that can be used to check all information about new projects.
As you said most of the new projects today that are not clear will only be for fraudulent purposes including sugaryield.com which is also unclear.
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The project has to convince you completely and you have to believe and invest later, it's a really big risk. Sometimes I also invest in new projects like this, it's always more fun than going on a single plane.
The risk is indeed quite large if you have to invest in a new project that is not yet clear what the purpose of its development is and how to price it in the future. There are many new projects, but it is better to choose a project that is recommended by many people and use money that you can afford to lose so that there are no regrets when the project fails or disappears.
I also followed dozens of new projects and some of them gave me a lot of benefits, but also got some losses.
Even Gary Gensler as chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shared a tip to find out the characteristics of fraudulent crypto projects.
In a podcast discussion that Gary Gensler had with SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw,
Gary Gensler explained that there are 3 signs that indicate the new crypto project is a fraud.
1. Gensler said that a crypto project that cannot provide clear documentation of how it works or plans to achieve its goals is a fraudulent project.
2. The developers of the crypto project cannot explain their own project, so no one is clear about what the benefits and uses of the project are and what it will achieve.
3. Can't show compliance with the regulations that have been made.
Gary Gensler warns that offers of very high returns should raise suspicion and should be viewed with caution. This is especially true for projects that are too complex or rush investors into making decisions, which can lead to the fear of missing out (Fear of Missing Out, FOMO).
https://twitter.com/GaryGensler/status/1618988968430764035?s=20