There are so fucking many of them.
How am I supposed to know which shitcoins will succeed?
There are so fucking many of them
Adrian Ramirez
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Julian Adams
>How old are they?
>What's their market cap?
>What's it's peak?
>What's it's floor?
>What's it's price?
>What is it's practicality in the grand scheme of things?
>What are it's competitors in this regard?
>Would the gains make you a millionaire for a $400 investment long-term, or a $40,000 one?
Nathan Barnes
which ones do you think have something going for them?
Robert Martinez
...
Dylan Peterson
Verge for sole reason the price is only 0.0000007 satoshi.
The coin have nowhere but up.
Ryan Murphy
Nowhere but down*
Jackson Ward
"ZCash" is at $70... where the fuck do cryptos like this even come from. who is buying this?
Adam Williams
The general consensus is BTC and Ethereum have long term value, the rest is like gambling but with better odds, beyond that you really need to do your own research
Lincoln Russell
You pick the ones with the coolest logo
Adam Bailey
It's just gambling.
If you want an income, buy a vending machine.
Gabriel Walker
>>What's it's peak?
>>What's it's floor?
How do you get this info on new currencies?
Leo Miller
Go all in on ETH, POSW and BitBay
PIVX and RLC are good options too
Jeremiah Parker
so a masternode?
Owen Wilson
The most important trait of a successful coin is the strength of its development team. Almost any other problems with a coin can be resolved if the developers are competent and responsive. Avoid any coins that show signs of little development or abandoned development.
Landon Morales
If you want to.
Literal vending machine works too
Luis Russell
Dude do not go with Doge. It was a failure even back in 2014.
Robert Ross
Carson Bell
Serious question? Have any if you actually made money off of buying and selling these? And how easy is it to make money if I lurk these threads?
Aaron Williams
I literally made 1 btc on POSW. No joke. I didn't put much to begin with though
Aiden Harris
>>The most important trait of a successful coin is the strength of its development tea
The only correct answer. Research each coins devs and see how active they are. I suggest looking at a coin like OKcash for a good active community.
Jack Cruz
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Brayden Ward
I dunno I've looked into them, carry their own risks obviously, might grab 5 or 10 to experiment with but looks like it'll be tough to succeed at a sensible scale