Topic: So low market cap is better for investment? (Read 6252 times)
I think my answer to this would be yes, and I know that a good number of people will agree to this. When there is a low market, it means that the prices are down. Which further means that you would be getting the coins at a way lesser value. So it is definitely the best time to buy, and hodl for a reasonable term.
When the volume is low investors are upset. The prices are starting to be lowered. But when the volume rises again, the coin prices also rise, but its a little bit risky. If you like to take risks you can invest 
low marketcap = bigger chance of giving you higher multipliers on your investment but the risk that you lose everything because the project fails/there's no interest in it is rather high.
high marketcap = smaller chance of high multipliers but also small risk of a failed project.
high marketcap = smaller chance of high multipliers but also small risk of a failed project.
I agree with you.
the advantage of taking the market when a low capitalist is very large with its profits.
if capitalists are large then there are few benefits we will take.
Looking from which side you are looking at it, if you think that you will buy Altcoins now and become rich, then this option is also possible, it's only that now people clearly have not learned to understand the market, just like me.
Because the lower the market capitalization of a coin, the easier it grows in price. And such coins are often subjected to a Pampa of 100 or more %
Well, I can see many interesting ideas here. Thanks a lot for creating this topic. For me, the answer is NO.
The low market capitalization of the coin regardless gives a benchmark to reflection on the unwavering quality of interests in it. On the off chance that the coin is at a beginning period of improvement and has a low market capitalization, at that point this circumstance is very typical, and the danger of its procurement is lower than that of the coin, which was available for quite a while.
I think investing in a coin with a lower market value can be very risky. When the market price is very low, we should invest in a trustworthy coin and wait until the bull market is over, so that it will make a profit.
If the bullrun is over for one of the coins that you have invested in then just work on not selling the coin.
Well low market cap is best for investment in the sense that prices of commodities drops their by making it some what affordable and you can watch it grow as well if the market get better
It's always economics, one of the first rules is demand/supply, a lesson i remembered from my economy lessons.
You still have to be in the possibllity to sell your coins, something a lot of people forget when they see or dream about coins going to ATH.
Something that might get you in trouble with low market capital coins, best to check what the range is between buys and sells, before you decide to invest an amount. You can speculate that the volume will increase ofcourse.
You still have to be in the possibllity to sell your coins, something a lot of people forget when they see or dream about coins going to ATH.
Something that might get you in trouble with low market capital coins, best to check what the range is between buys and sells, before you decide to invest an amount. You can speculate that the volume will increase ofcourse.
Of course, the market is falling, you can use your money to buy more coins, and then hold them waiting for the market to pick up, you can get more profits from it, I think now is a good time to invest.
I think investing in a coin with a lower market value can be very risky. When the market price is very low, we should invest in a trustworthy coin and wait until the bull market is over, so that it will make a profit.
Low market cap just means more risk. Yes it can be more gains, but also a big chance of falling to zero.
Look at the high-cap alts, these already have a big price so maybe won't increase 100x, but are also unlikely to fade to nothing. Then look at bitcoin. Even 10x with bitcoin is not likely in short or medium term, but this is offset by the fact that it is the most reliable coin and least likely to collapse. If it collapsed it would take all cryptocoins with it.
Look at the high-cap alts, these already have a big price so maybe won't increase 100x, but are also unlikely to fade to nothing. Then look at bitcoin. Even 10x with bitcoin is not likely in short or medium term, but this is offset by the fact that it is the most reliable coin and least likely to collapse. If it collapsed it would take all cryptocoins with it.
Yes, the risk exists. However, today (and now) it is very easy to enter the market even when you do not have much money. I suppose the newbie can start even when he has 100 dollars. It will be enough for the start.
From a fundamentalist perspective, what truly matters is the innovation and potential for selection. In any case, from a specialized point of view, the marketcap can say a great deal in regards to the potential and dangers of certain speculation, since it's factually demonstrated that coins with low marketcap are the individuals who give the most noteworthy returns. In the other hand, the dangers are substantially higher as well.
Low market cap doesn't mean that coin is bad. Especially in this bear market. When good projects collect small amount of money in ICO, they are developing slower than it should be if they reached hardcap. Many new coins are just invisible for investors, but there are pure gold in some of them and potential to rise 100x. Take a close look on top 1000 coins, and look on 2018 released , there are a lot of good and undervalued projects there, and there are some shitcoins in top 100 that shouldnt have value at all but they are on market for years...
So low market cap is better for investment?
It mean we dont have huge amount of coins ready for sell?
That much is obvious even in traditional markets like the stock market that is true as well, while many focus in the larger companies most of the growth in the market comes from companies with very low market caps and it is easy to see why, if the market cap of a coin is 1 billion dollars and another coin has a market cap of 1 million dollars then it is very easy to see which coin has an easier time doubling its price, the second coin only needs and additional million for that to happen while the other needs 1 more billion so it needs 1000 times the investment to get the same growth in percentage. It mean we dont have huge amount of coins ready for sell?
this situation is due to low demand in my opinion . and that's fine, the market will normalize over time
Slow market cap results to lower value of coins and therefore it is good for investment. Investment for long term seeks for lower value to acquire asset and selling those after a long period of time in which the acquired asset should have gained atleast twice its value. But if you look for a short term income, I do not recommend this because it may cause you loss than profit.
the low market cap is good for the long-term investment we can grab as many coins as possible in the market
Certainly it is better to buy coins and to invest when marketcup is very low. then you will be able to sell when you rise. you're 100% clean.
sometimes this can works if you can find a good coin in the market by doing a research. but the other time, you really need to have a patient to wait for the price to increase so you can sell and make a profit. I have a bad experience waiting for the increase of the price and I need too long before I can sell at the highest price, but still, it is worth to wait for the price. but in the next time, I think it is better if we can get the middle market cap so we can sell it in a short time and don't take too long to take the profit.
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