Investing on Presale or coin already in the crypto market?

[philipma1957]

As what other comments has stated presale is very risky and I personally haven't tried it ever since I was on crypto industry because I don,'t have enough capital to accumulate some coins then it was too risky for me as it was like a gambling since there is no assurance we will make any profit from it unless successful.

All presales are flat out a simple shot in the dark, unless you are directly involved in the launch.

[Stuart]

There is risk when it comes to investment in the crypto industry and this risk depends on the individual as risk levels differ from one person to another.
Most investors will prefer to take the risk of investing on pre-sale, so as to accumulate more of the project coins and hail it off when listed, and most times, the coins list and they make profits.
Other investors prefer to take investment on coins already listed, having seen the growth and development of that project will invest on it.

When it comes to investment, we know profit or losses awaits us up ahead, therefore, it is advisable to invest what we can manage the risk of losing. This might not be the very best advice, but it will keep one on a safer side if things doesn't work out well.

[milewilda]

As what other comments has stated presale is very risky and I personally haven't tried it ever since I was on crypto industry because I don,'t have enough capital to accumulate some coins then it was too risky for me as it was like a gambling since there is no assurance we will make any profit from it unless successful.

All presales are flat out a simple shot in the dark, unless you are directly involved in the launch.

If you are part of the team then thats sure money but in investors perspective then it will be that a huge problem and just like you said that this is really that indeed a shot in the dark but of course if you do apply some analysis then you might be able to increase the chance on having that success. Even though investing on presales are shit but still there are those people who are really that fan when it comes to presale investments because this is where they do make money but there are ones who are really that investing on the moment that they will really be able to see up some coins that dumped down after listed because most of the time it will be making out that kind of recovery and this is what they are really that tageting into.

[dave_strider]

All presales are flat out a simple shot in the dark, unless you are directly involved in the launch.

Yep.
You put your faith and analysis to the test and reap the rewards.
Or get rugged from your money.

[Cryptsafe]

There is risk when it comes to investment in the crypto industry and this risk depends on the individual as risk levels differ from one person to another.
Most investors will prefer to take the risk of investing on pre-sale, so as to accumulate more of the project coins and hail it off when listed, and most times, the coins list and they make profits.
Other investors prefer to take investment on coins already listed, having seen the growth and development of that project will invest on it.

When it comes to investment, we know profit or losses awaits us up ahead, therefore, it is advisable to invest what we can manage the risk of losing. This might not be the very best advice, but it will keep one on a safer side if things doesn't work out well.

It is true that investment has its own profit and loss side and it depends on how we choose to invest our funds. Many people prefer to invest in already listed coin or token because they are sure of their sustainability and reliability possibly there would likely be no compromise when listed on exchange but presale is kind of risky these days as many people feel they might be scammed of their funds since such project has not fully established its presense in the Crypto space. Although people still take the risk of investing in such project but I believe they do that with the funds they could afford to lose but however, if the project succeeds, they will be in profit because they invested at the earliest stage and accumulated the coin as early adopters of such project.

[libert19]

I prefer investing in already established coins, I don't have much faith in pre-sales tbh. I used to invest in pre-sales back in 2017-'18, I was burned by few. Sure, you can blame my choices, but those have left sour taste in my mouth.

[ajiz138]

I prefer investing in already established coins, I don't have much faith in pre-sales tbh. I used to invest in pre-sales back in 2017-'18, I was burned by few. Sure, you can blame my choices, but those have left sour taste in my mouth.

Investing in pre-sale is riskier, because we don't know the future of a coin that hasn't even been circulated. So I also prefer to invest in coins that have already gained good trust.

However, if we dare to take risks and are accompanied by having large capital, then it depends on us whether we will invest or not. But I myself prefer to invest in coins that are already clear.

[philipma1957]

There is risk when it comes to investment in the crypto industry and this risk depends on the individual as risk levels differ from one person to another.
Most investors will prefer to take the risk of investing on pre-sale, so as to accumulate more of the project coins and hail it off when listed, and most times, the coins list and they make profits.
Other investors prefer to take investment on coins already listed, having seen the growth and development of that project will invest on it.

When it comes to investment, we know profit or losses awaits us up ahead, therefore, it is advisable to invest what we can manage the risk of losing. This might not be the very best advice, but it will keep one on a safer side if things doesn't work out well.

Most pre sales turn into loser not winners. At least in my experience it is what I have seen.

Would be nice to see a chart showing presales to see exactly what is the real percentage of winners vs losers.

[jeraldskie11]

I prefer investing in already established coins, I don't have much faith in pre-sales tbh. I used to invest in pre-sales back in 2017-'18, I was burned by few. Sure, you can blame my choices, but those have left sour taste in my mouth.

Investing in pre-sale is riskier, because we don't know the future of a coin that hasn't even been circulated. So I also prefer to invest in coins that have already gained good trust.

However, if we dare to take risks and are accompanied by having large capital, then it depends on us whether we will invest or not. But I myself prefer to invest in coins that are already clear.

Investing in pre-sale is not on the trend now, there are so many investors had been scammed and lose a large amount of money in the last cycle of Bitcoin. So now, many investors have learned on that, so only new investors can be a potential victim by the scammers. However, I didn't say that all pre-sale is a scam but most of them. So I prefer investing in a coin that is already listed in the exchange.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

      -       Well for me, the risk is higher in pre-sales compared to coins that are already listed on exchanges whether cex or dex. But if you are in a hurry, you will also make a lot of money in pre-sales. That's why it happens very rarely.

That's why I prefer to buy when after presales it is listed on the exchange, and this is often done and it still depends on the crypto assets.

[armanda90]

Many new project opening pre sale event not worth it yet for right now because price huge decreasing from pre sale until listing at the market, must selective for participating at pre sale coins project because most of them just take care how to earn much money from investor and their coins sold out without have good plan for the future.
Difficult to find most profitable project buying at pre sale because most of them won't listing their coins at bigger exchange and won't looking for top partner to make project more popular. If interested with pre sale better looking for pre sale project have limited user for participating.

[LUCKMCFLY]

For me, the crypto pre-sales were pretty good when NFTs were starting, those projects that the games had before, but then that became nothing, that fell too much, some projects were scams, and all of this was profitable at the time, I think for 6 months it was good, but after that it was not the same, so thanks to these things that became like that, it no longer has any confidence, now the new projects, tokens and that, can be good, but you have to do a lot of analysis.

[legend45]

For me, the crypto pre-sales were pretty good when NFTs were starting, those projects that the games had before, but then that became nothing, that fell too much, some projects were scams, and all of this was profitable at the time, I think for 6 months it was good, but after that it was not the same, so thanks to these things that became like that, it no longer has any confidence, now the new projects, tokens and that, can be good, but you have to do a lot of analysis.

If you want to participate in presale, we have to make analysis and do deeper research in order to choose a good project and get high profit. This requires expertise and experience in doing research on new projects. I don't have much experience so I can't tell you much about how to do analysis and research on new projects.

[Zed0X]

For me, the crypto pre-sales were pretty good when NFTs were starting, those projects that the games had before, but then that became nothing, that fell too much, some projects were scams, and all of this was profitable at the time, I think for 6 months it was good, but after that it was not the same, so thanks to these things that became like that, it no longer has any confidence, now the new projects, tokens and that, can be good, but you have to do a lot of analysis.

A lot of analysis would on pre-sales would be a waste of time nowadays This would have work during the boom of the first batch of initial offerings because the new projects back then were really serious in pushing crypto. Now, I would say more than 95% is just money grab for developers and like gambling for investors. It's more efficient to just wait and see how they perform months/years after they were launched.

[Gurujebs]

I prefer investing in already established coins, I don't have much faith in pre-sales tbh. I used to invest in pre-sales back in 2017-'18, I was burned by few. Sure, you can blame my choices, but those have left sour taste in my mouth.

In recent times, I have seen a lot of improvement in many pre-sales. Back then, there is no assurance about initial coin offering but now, there is a more transparency in everything sold as crypto. Some of the crypto projects that also engage on sales recently are very mindful of token sales because they know it can land them in jail in the future.

We have launchpads everywhere right now where crypto projects get accepted to conduct a community token sales, some popular lauxnpad don't just accept anyhow projects, they even go as far as making it tough for projects to get enlisted on their platform so that there is going to be demand and good profits for eligible participants.