Understanding how to properly evaluate coins/tokens - page 2.

TimtheYoutuber

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on January 13, 2018, 04:45:49 PM

I wrote a full article on how to evaluate coins/tokens: The Right Way to Evaluate a Cryptocurrency
*If you enjoyed this, dont forget to give it a clap!

How many of you actually take the time to evaluate coins you invest in? Or do you simply look at an "expert" and follow calls?

I think the most important thing to do is to follow the questions in the Medium posts in order to accurately give the coin an evaluation.

Thoughts?

Before investing, I analyze the market, the current state of coins, news, first it can take a day or a week, but I can make a decision and not enter the stock exchange based on feelings.

This doesnt seem like you are doing much of anything...

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I found this video where Crypto Bobby explains how he does quick end effective research on ICOs/crypto projects:

https://bestcrypto.tv/414/how-to-quickly-research-crypto-projects/

What do you think of it?

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Quote from: Melnikof on March 31, 2018, 04:33:09 PM

Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on January 13, 2018, 04:45:49 PM

I wrote a full article on how to evaluate coins/tokens: The Right Way to Evaluate a Cryptocurrency
*If you enjoyed this, dont forget to give it a clap!

How many of you actually take the time to evaluate coins you invest in? Or do you simply look at an "expert" and follow calls?

I think the most important thing to do is to follow the questions in the Medium posts in order to accurately give the coin an evaluation.

Thoughts?

I think as long as you are not working closely within the organization that issued this coin on the market, you may not be able to fully understand its value. Too many factors affect it.

I think to be able to understand it we do not have to directly take part of the organization because we can learn without having to get involved even though it will be faster if we are directly involved in it.

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on January 13, 2018, 04:45:49 PM

I wrote a full article on how to evaluate coins/tokens: The Right Way to Evaluate a Cryptocurrency
*If you enjoyed this, dont forget to give it a clap!

How many of you actually take the time to evaluate coins you invest in? Or do you simply look at an "expert" and follow calls?

I think the most important thing to do is to follow the questions in the Medium posts in order to accurately give the coin an evaluation.

Thoughts?

I think as long as you are not working closely within the organization that issued this coin on the market, you may not be able to fully understand its value. Too many factors affect it.

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On a rough movements on the charts, you can more or less understand the capitalization of this coin and the reality. But it still doesn't give you any guarantees.

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Before you invest your money in any tokens, you must first get acquainted with the idea, then with plans for the future and most importantly with the team. If no team member has ever done business with a big business before, you can immediately discard this option. Because to distribute the enormous capital necessary skill. If this skill is not present, there is an incorrect distribution or people start thinking money will suffice for everything. And the like. Then you realized, even the fastest car in the inept hands will come to the finish line last. So with tokens.

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This requires a lot of knowledge of the blockchain, and long-term update, understanding the nature of finance, careful and calm thinking, it takes a lot of time and effort, you do a great job, and now many people are lazy

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Quote from: ModernReboot on March 19, 2018, 09:47:58 PM

Thanks for well written article and a great read. It's really helpful for someone coming into crypto sort of late.

No problem

If you have any general questions feel free to shoot me a PM.

Enjoyed the read. This could serve as a newbie tutorial for the newbie investors in the crypto market which could also help out experienced traders like me. Honestly, I got tired of reading the same old threads regarding why Bitcoin or Ethereum etc are falling in value and when they will bounce back which is why I felt that your article was refreshing and pleasant to read. According to me, the whitepaper of a coin/token is the best way to evaluate it since it emphasizes what the team is willing to accomplish and tells me whether this is a legit or scammy coin. Other factors like team, community etc also matter in this aspect.

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Quote from: ModernReboot on March 19, 2018, 09:47:58 PM

Thanks for well written article and a great read. It's really helpful for someone coming into crypto sort of late.

No problem

If you have any general questions feel free to shoot me a PM.

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on January 31, 2018, 04:31:31 PM

Quote from: offthecuff on January 30, 2018, 03:47:10 PM

Good article, especially like the first line 'The worst thing you can do is panic when the market is down' very poignant today.

There's a lot of information out there and the hardest thing as a newbie is knowing what to trust. I try to look for those that arent providing a referral link or benefit by you going investing in the coin. thats always a good start.

The market going down is really only scary if you dont know what it going on. If you buy coins without researching and evaluating you will be scared.

besides that, we can get at the high price without we cannot do anything when the price is down too deep and it is better to hold if we are in this situations. but if we can do analysis then I think we can make the order buy at one price level and waiting until our order is filled and I think it still worth to wait than to buy instant.

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One of the things that the crypto currencies teach us is the tokens. it is important to choose the most suitable site for the tokens you earn from the campaigns.

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Thanks for well written article and a great read. It's really helpful for someone coming into crypto sort of late.

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Quote from: TimtheYoutuber on January 13, 2018, 04:45:49 PM

I wrote a full article on how to evaluate coins/tokens: The Right Way to Evaluate a Cryptocurrency
*If you enjoyed this, dont forget to give it a clap!

How many of you actually take the time to evaluate coins you invest in? Or do you simply look at an "expert" and follow calls?

I think the most important thing to do is to follow the questions in the Medium posts in order to accurately give the coin an evaluation.

Thoughts?

that is a good article, I like it but I guess there will be the second part of that article, right? because I think it does not stop for that article and I think it will continue for the next article. and yes, I see there are psychology things that we need to know too in trading because this will work well with our skill in analyzing the coins so we need to look back into the coinmarketcap and find the good coin to invest.

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Quote from: Franklin Pierce on February 21, 2018, 12:57:43 PM

Thank you for your useful article. I'm looking into whitepapers of some ICOs and found out that there's much to understand an ICOs, about the dev team, company's location, company's reliability, their policies, how they introduce their own coin,... Evaluating coins is not easy, not through statistics on coinmarketcap only Huh

You can't find everything you just described on coinmarketcap so yeah it is hard.

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Thank you for your useful article. I'm looking into whitepapers of some ICOs and found out that there's much to understand an ICOs, about the dev team, company's location, company's reliability, their policies, how they introduce their own coin,... Evaluating coins is not easy, not through statistics on coinmarketcap only Huh

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Hopefully everyone is evaluating their coins so that they don't panic sell. Not that you shouldn't sell, but if you evaluate you will make a better choice.

TimtheYoutuber

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Quote from: offthecuff on January 30, 2018, 03:47:10 PM

Good article, especially like the first line 'The worst thing you can do is panic when the market is down' very poignant today.

There's a lot of information out there and the hardest thing as a newbie is knowing what to trust. I try to look for those that arent providing a referral link or benefit by you going investing in the coin. thats always a good start.

The market going down is really only scary if you dont know what it going on. If you buy coins without researching and evaluating you will be scared.

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Good article, especially like the first line 'The worst thing you can do is panic when the market is down' very poignant today.

There's a lot of information out there and the hardest thing as a newbie is knowing what to trust. I try to look for those that arent providing a referral link or benefit by you going investing in the coin. thats always a good start.

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Quote from: cellard on January 17, 2018, 11:22:48 AM

A coin must have clear fundamentals and have a clear value proposition. Does it solve any of the fundamental problems that current crypocurrencies face? If no, then no matter how high it goes, it will all be due a marketing/hype-job whose will be short lived and will leave everyone that doesn't dump on time bankrupt. This describes 99% of altcoins out there and this is the only valid analysis.

Yes.. and no. The perfect coin would have great fundamentals, a clear use case and be at a 50% discount on pre-sale Grin

However, as thing are today, it is possible to profit from a less than perfect coin as long as you know when to jump of the horse.

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I am so pleased with your article! It is very straight-forward and informative. This is something I can share with my friends because recently, I felt I wasted a lot of effort in an ICO. And you are right, some whitepaper lacks the #15."-Is it absolutely necessarily to have the coin?". For a fairly new ctc investor, it takes me hours to evaluate a coin, but it really helps. I've also read other of your articles, which are also nice. Cheesy

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