In buying top volume coins, that's a secured way of trading because you have liquidity and you're not going to worry that much about the coin that you're about to trade. There's a sense that you want to trade with high volume and liquidity for you to quickly dump your tokens.
In tokens that are burning, there's no assurance that you'll eventually profit from it.
Depends on someones choice because there are people whom do really love to take risk with low caps or even investing to ICO nowadays which i do considered to be dead already.
When dealing up actively then theres nothing can beat out on sticking with high volume or liquidity coins in the market or simply talks about those high ranking ones.
Taking profits can really be in form in different ways because if we do look into the whole picture then there are various ways to do so.It is just depending on how you do
deal with it and on how smart or wise you would get in and get out.
Yes, it's very common that there are investors that won't care about liquidity and volume. All they care is the "what if" strategy.
"What if this cheap coin will grow just like the other shitcoins that have pumped".
That's it but it's a risky strategy and if you're just out of the pump already and you just got in, you've done it wrongly and expect a massive loss is on its way.