However, turn $10,000 into $1Million maybe take months or even years due to competition that happened there cause profit and loss as well.
did you invest all $10,000 just into those coins? and How long do you think your goal will be achieved?
In a nutshell, I try to find first class projects that are still undervalued and that have very good appreciation prospects. Firstly, that means eliminating everything that is scam “tainted” whether it be true or perceived. For example, all unexplained pre-mines or instamines are immediately discarded. Unproven or doubtful technology is also reason for elimination from consideration – anything that’s been hacked, for example, is for someone else. I’m interested in security above all, and that means documented proven tech. Another thing that I don’t like are one-trick-ponies, or single dev coins, as it were – even where there’s a couple of devs, I think twice because, if it looks like a mom and pop basement operation where you find someone who’s learning as they go with cut and paste coding, it probably is.
Secondly, I look for market confirmation (though sometimes the process is reversed and the market shows me something I hadn’t seen before). The market is never wrong (even when it’s irrational), and being the collective reflection of all participants’ opinions regarding value, it provides me with valuable information. For example, where is the incoming fiat being targeted and with what intensity? Money flow analysis can tell you a great deal. When you can divide markets into emotional and professional trading categories, you gain even more insight into which issues the market thinks are truly long term value and which are possible short term fads based on a lot of hopeful thinking.
Lastly, the potential portfolio candidate has to present good prospects from a technical analysis perspective for potential future revaluation. There also has to be very good risk/reward for me to get involved. Even if they present long term fundamental value, overextended cryptos have to be removed from the selection process, at least until they come back to the mean and present a risk/reward opportunity more in line with what I seek, and only once the technicals have restructured and also support a buy.
It’s not easy to find opportunities that meet all those requirements. The list of “blue chips” is short to begin with, and many, like BTC, are already getting pricy, if not downright overvalued. Some of the supposed “best of the best” don’t meet any of my criteria. I’ll give you two examples: 1) Ethereum’s turing complete code is far from proven safe - as in secure money storage - and in fact has been hacked, has a huge pre-mine set aside for founders, has a very emotional market suggesting that the smart money isn’t too interested, and is extremely overextended; 2) Dash is tainted by a huge controversial instamine that is claimed to have been an accident that no-one is worried about, employs technology that is far from proven, has a very emotional market (that is further worsened by a cultish community making it in my opinion crypto’s high end DOGE) again suggesting smart money avoidance, and is also extremely overdone to the upside. The idea is to find the complete opposites of these two examples and get positioned before the rest of the world gets hysterical about them.
I want “blue chip” crypto with solid dev teams and organizations that are made up of professionals who have working results to show for their efforts, with money flow volumetric market confirmation, and that are still way undervalued and have great prospects for short to intermediate term revaluation.