Cryptocurrency recommendations in 2022 – how to start?

[Freemind]

That’s an interesting point, the following question may sound stupid but: how can I find out if there is a bigger company investing into those projects?

There are many companies around the world that have invested in the past and continue to do so, as well as new ones. To find a list you just have to search on Google for example, since that list is very extensive. There are not only large companies, there are also small ones but leaders in various sectors. Among the best known is MicroStrategy (in addition to other very famous companies), Michael J. Saylor has one of the clearest and most precise visions and ways of reasoning about crypto from my personal point of view.

[coffeehead]

These are picture puzzles. Here, several pictures have to be put in an order that results in a story that is logical for humans. How these puzzles work can be tested in a kind of demo version before the regular validations. Sounds more difficult than it really is.

I think this definitely depends on the amount of the basic income. In this proof of personhood method, all participants have the same opportunity to contribute to the functioning and accordingly receive an equal number of rewards. So, the profits from regular mining are divided equally among the participants and everyone receives a reward on a regular basis. I do think that this can work.
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Oh ok I see. As it is a proof-of-personhood concept this is to verify you are no machine – can’t a robot already read the content of pictures?
Do you also have to solve these puzzles to invest/to buy coins of this cryptocurrency? And the other way round: Am I right, that you can simply be part of this and have a look how it works without really investing and money at first?

I think the truth lies somewhere in between. I believe that diversification is very important, whether you are looking to hold for long-term profits, trade, or speculate on very new cryptocurrencies. So even if you are interested in newer, more risky cryptos, it is worth having some top 10 cryptos in your portfolio so that your overall risks are lower.

Yes that’s a thing that I have now taken with me within this discussion it is clearly in my mind, that I will split my investments.

That’s an interesting point, the following question may sound stupid but: how can I find out if there is a bigger company investing into those projects?

There are many companies around the world that have invested in the past and continue to do so, as well as new ones. To find a list you just have to search on Google for example, since that list is very extensive. There are not only large companies, there are also small ones but leaders in various sectors. Among the best known is MicroStrategy (in addition to other very famous companies), Michael J. Saylor has one of the clearest and most precise visions and ways of reasoning about crypto from my personal point of view.

Thanks for that then I will do my researches on this as well

[kent47400]

If I look at the best moment, the first cryptocurrency to launch was from the Launchpad coin and the Launchpool Binance exchange.
Because if the token project from Launchpad and Launchpool Binance exchange is definitely also very supported by Binance, which one day the token will also provide very valuable value in the future.

[mustela]

Well, that's exactly what I mean. How many crypto projects directly related to donations to people in need and NGOs do you know?. Of projects that appear in forums and social networks, I think the answer is simple, 0. In all the years I've been in crypto (and it's quite a few years) I have yet to see any project publicly feature donation accounts, and that says it all.

In real life, I don't know anyone who has invested in crypto projects that are related to NGOs or support those in need. That doesn't mean I don't think there is such a thing. I just believe, like you, that it's very rare that such projects are truly charitable when you examine them more closely.

I think the truth lies somewhere in between. I believe that diversification is very important, whether you are looking to hold for long-term profits, trade, or speculate on very new cryptocurrencies. So even if you are interested in newer, more risky cryptos, it is worth having some top 10 cryptos in your portfolio so that your overall risks are lower.

I think we all see it that newer cryptocurrencies usually come with greater risks when investing. You see potential, but you don't know yet how the prices and the project will develop. Nobody can see into the future. I also see it as minimizing risk when you diversify.

But you don't have to invest money in all cryptocurrencies that you want to have in your portfolio. With some crypto projects, you can still mine something even as a single person.

Oh ok I see. As it is a proof-of-personhood concept this is to verify you are no machine – can’t a robot already read the content of pictures?
Do you also have to solve these puzzles to invest/to buy coins of this cryptocurrency? And the other way round: Am I right, that you can simply be part of this and have a look how it works without really investing and money at first?

In the future, robots may eventually be able to solve such picture puzzles. But not yet. It is probably already the case that bots can recognize individual elements of the images. But that's not the point of the picture puzzles at Idena. You have several pictures, which you have to put in the right order, so that the pictures make a logical story for humans.

The puzzles are created by the community. I think that if bots eventually become much better than they are now, the puzzles will certainly be adapted as well.

I know it's hard to imagine when someone describes it to you. But you can try it out without any obligation. Either at one of the validations or just to practice.

As far as I know, you can buy IDNA even if you are not validated. But I did it differently, because I wanted to become part of the community first, before I make a decision to invest.

Cryptocurrency investing can feel overwhelming at first and there is alot of information to take in. It is good idea to cover other financial bases before you buy your first crypto.

The fact that cryptos initially overwhelm you is probably the same for everyone when they first come into contact with them. But you don't have to invest large sums right away. The fact that you have your finances under control beforehand is also a very important prerequisite for me!

[gunhell16]

Hey all, 
I have already scrolled through some of your “prophecies” for crypto to invest in 2022, but since I am relatively new to this I’d have an all general question. I feel like there are so many different cryptocurrencies out there, some quite established and some new-comers with good ideas (just heard of a few at university). Is it better to start with something long existing or should I give a chance to ideas that might shape the future?
Do you have any opinions on this?
Thanks a lot! 

I've read a lot of topic here in the forum and even in the other forum platform as well too. Actually the majority of them they said Metaverse in the future will explode, this was according to their thoughts only and opinions of course. But on my side view, it is still better and good to invest into an old coins but always listed on top in the market.

[anshor1]

Hey all, 
I have already scrolled through some of your “prophecies” for crypto to invest in 2022, but since I am relatively new to this I’d have an all general question. I feel like there are so many different cryptocurrencies out there, some quite established and some new-comers with good ideas (just heard of a few at university). Is it better to start with something long existing or should I give a chance to ideas that might shape the future?
Do you have any opinions on this?
Thanks a lot! 

I've read a lot of topic here in the forum and even in the other forum platform as well too. Actually the majority of them they said Metaverse in the future will explode, this was according to their thoughts only and opinions of course. But on my side view, it is still better and good to invest into an old coins but always listed on top in the market.

Yeah, I also heard this year will be metaverse year.
Hopefully it will be.
I still hold several metaverse coins and will hold untill the next year, or maybe until 2024 when bitcoin halving.
Because I believe when bitcoin halving , crypto currency market will pump and the prices will soar.
Let's see.

[Master107]

For me the blockchain tokens, metaverse, wallet, and iot would have a strong future. I'm not saying all of them but for sure some of them are promising cuz they are belong to daily crypto life routine.

[Istiak]

Hey all, 
I have already scrolled through some of your “prophecies” for crypto to invest in 2022, but since I am relatively new to this I’d have an all general question. I feel like there are so many different cryptocurrencies out there, some quite established and some new-comers with good ideas (just heard of a few at university). Is it better to start with something long existing or should I give a chance to ideas that might shape the future?
Do you have any opinions on this?
Thanks a lot! 

If you new then start with small. Invest small amount of money then track the progress your investment. Make some strategy about your action with different circumstance. Its better to have some plan than no plan. Observe the market careful to understand how it move. Don't listen to others rely on your judgement about the market.

[Buppa]

Tbh, they always respond to Bitcoin crashing. This is only one of the things I don't like in the crypto market. If there a way they can breakout from bitcoin controlling the market it will better for the crypto community.
Do you know Pera is an undervalued gem , because the marketcap is very small and there is no such project in avalanche it will surely do ×20 soon this is what I can recommende for you

[coffeehead]

In the future, robots may eventually be able to solve such picture puzzles. But not yet. It is probably already the case that bots can recognize individual elements of the images. But that's not the point of the picture puzzles at Idena. You have several pictures, which you have to put in the right order, so that the pictures make a logical story for humans.

The puzzles are created by the community. I think that if bots eventually become much better than they are now, the puzzles will certainly be adapted as well.

I know it's hard to imagine when someone describes it to you. But you can try it out without any obligation. Either at one of the validations or just to practice.

As far as I know, you can buy IDNA even if you are not validated. But I did it differently, because I wanted to become part of the community first, before I make a decision to invest.

That’s a good point… I like the idea of seeing how it works and getting a closer look into the community before investing. My only problem (as always ) is time… can you guess how long this puzzle solving takes? Approximately?

Cryptocurrency investing can feel overwhelming at first and there is alot of information to take in. It is good idea to cover other financial bases before you buy your first crypto.

The fact that cryptos initially overwhelm you is probably the same for everyone when they first come into contact with them. But you don't have to invest large sums right away. The fact that you have your finances under control beforehand is also a very important prerequisite for me!

Absolutely! I have an exact amount of money which I am luckily able to invest without getting into troubles of paying bills etc. I just need to figure out how to spilt and invest this extra money. So it is not really a need of investment or saving up to be able to invest – I just have some spare money and am highly interested in cryptocurrencies (also curious about all the things going on in the background not only money gambling ) But still it is overwhelming that’s true…

If you new then start with small. Invest small amount of money then track the progress your investment. Make some strategy about your action with different circumstance. Its better to have some plan than no plan. Observe the market careful to understand how it move. Don't listen to others rely on your judgement about the market.

Thanks for this tip, I think I will do this too in the beginning to develop a certain feeling for the investment.

[honour]

On the blockchain, being first is extremely advantageous. There's a project named BitBrawl in the SOL ecosystem that is currently in development. I believe they will be able to grow quickly if they stick to the large p2e project plan.

[elbans89]

Hey all, 
I have already scrolled through some of your “prophecies” for crypto to invest in 2022, but since I am relatively new to this I’d have an all general question. I feel like there are so many different cryptocurrencies out there, some quite established and some new-comers with good ideas (just heard of a few at university). Is it better to start with something long existing or should I give a chance to ideas that might shape the future?
Do you have any opinions on this?
Thanks a lot! 

If you new then start with small. Invest small amount of money then track the progress your investment. Make some strategy about your action with different circumstance. Its better to have some plan than no plan. Observe the market careful to understand how it move. Don't listen to others rely on your judgement about the market.

Everyone that invest here, I think they started in small money.
Joined bounty or have own money then invested in crypto currency.
Learning and do  research before invest.
Because crypto currency is high volatile and unpredictable.
We should have good experience.

[gunhell16]

Hey all, 
I have already scrolled through some of your “prophecies” for crypto to invest in 2022, but since I am relatively new to this I’d have an all general question. I feel like there are so many different cryptocurrencies out there, some quite established and some new-comers with good ideas (just heard of a few at university). Is it better to start with something long existing or should I give a chance to ideas that might shape the future?
Do you have any opinions on this?
Thanks a lot! 

If you really like here to earn in the cryptocurrency business, well I guess, it is better to do your own research.
At least in that way you can find out how good or bad to stay in this industry anyway. Because crypto space is a place where your capital could be in danger or lucky, depending in the action your going to make. If you do it in a right way, for sure in the end you will reap or gain for sure.

[coffeehead]

Hey,
Thanks again for the advice! I have of course also done some research on my own, but I like to get some different meanings, suggestions etc. – I for sure know, that in the end the decision is on me where I will invest and I won’t ever make anyone responsible for anything they advised online I was just curios.

So I had some time to try out and make some investing plans…. At the moment the whole market is going down, so I decided to wait a bit on investing.
Or would you suggest that exactly know could be a good time to invest (hoping it will go up soon again…)?

But I tried out the proof of personhood validation with Idena that was mentioned here (just to get to know this thing a little closer). It was quite fun actually I just wonder @mustela do I have to get an invitation code the next time as well? (thx)

[densus88]

BNB, SOL, DOT, ADA, I think those are very potential coins and I recommend those will have great future.
It's bearish season, I think It's a good time to buy and hold.
I also hold other coins, such as Polygon matic.