Re: How do you define popular crypto?

[TheCobone]

I would say a coin is popular if it has reached a high market cap. I usually have less interest in these coins and more in the coins that are not popular. It's like getting into Facebook when everyone knows about rather than getting into Facebook before is reaches its full adoption. The opportunity is a lot more if you get in early on.

To find opportunities early on, I look for new projects. I found a decent opportunity with Veil Project because it's a new privacy coin that is making a lot of fast progress. It's development goals are good because it wants to make a blockchain on which all transactions are anonymous and its operational performance is also well because its team realizes hype needs to be maintained. The project keeps adding to its list of exchanges and that shows the team knows development and project awareness are both important.