Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Topic started by: cryptothief on July 24, 2018, 09:35:17 PM
-
Looking to invest in a couple of projects with potential, but always get caught between investing in established ones which seem undervalued, or new ones offering groundbreaking solutions. There's risks with both, so I realise it's never a 'one-off' answer, but which would you choose? A new company with the potential to make you millions or lose the lot, or an established one that should give a decent return, but never make you a millionaire?
-
Hi mate,
I would divide my investment in percentage category. I would personally invest 30%to the new company with potentiality.
and 70% to the established one that should give a decent return.
Thanks.
-
Looking to invest in a couple of projects with potential, but always get caught between investing in established ones which seem undervalued, or new ones offering groundbreaking solutions. There's risks with both, so I realise it's never a 'one-off' answer, but which would you choose? A new company with the potential to make you millions or lose the lot, or an established one that should give a decent return, but never make you a millionaire?
If comparing the ICO on the same par as what they are able to do i will prefer to buy coins that are already out in the market, but that does not mean i dont like new coins, ico that has not been release give early investors bonus and that is a huge advantage.
-
I choose new undervalued projects with good growth potential. The market is now in a drawdown and I hope for a good profit
-
70% on established projects and 30% on new ones seems fair allocation. You have lowered your risk but also opened up a chance to have 20x on new projects.
-
invest 30%to the new company with potentiality.
and 70% to the established one that should give a decent return.
70/30 seems like a decent ratio to go with, can put enough skin in the game without risking too much on newer projects. Might even drop it to 80/20.
-
I am always interested in investing in new promising coins and their technologies.In the future, many of these coins will become top.And it's not even that you will become a millionaire or not-the main thing is just not to make the wrong choice.
-
In the future, many of these coins will become top.
I wish I agreed with you, but there are too many useless projects out there at the moment. I was just looking at the top 100 last year, and just under half are no longer there, some have even dropped out of the top 1000. The market changes, and you have to pay attention to avoid losing everything.
-
Honestly, I prefer to choose an existing project because they have proven to be able to develop. Indeed many new projects can compete but most of them will lose only in the near future.
-
It is difficult for new projects because of the low market and small capitalization.Projects with large capitalization easier to carry storms in the market.
-
invest 30%to the new company with potentiality.
and 70% to the established one that should give a decent return.
70/30 seems like a decent ratio to go with, can put enough skin in the game without risking too much on newer projects. Might even drop it to 80/20.
Yeah, 70% for established projects vs 30% for new projects is a good strategy to make investment safer. I also apply the same strategy to put my investment. I invest mostly in established projects, but I also put my investment in new promising projects.
-
it's hard to choose a good project. but I will invest when the token is already listed on the exchange if I doubt their ICO, and I will still choose the old project for investment by looking at their roadmap.
-
Buying now on the stock exchange is easier than investing in ICO. Cheap price. no need to pass KYC and other procedures.If something goes wrong-you can always change to bitcoin or other coins.