How do you find projects with potential?

[AlphaBeta]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

[Freemind]

The system, or strategy, depends on each person, their ideas and their investment capacity. There is no magic wand, no miraculous software that tells you where you should invest, ensuring 1000% profits. That is something you should do yourself, you can listen to what others say, but I do not recommend that you do the same thing that others do. It is your money and therefore you decide where you want to invest it.

There are many web pages where they talk about upcoming releases, you just have to visit them for example, and read, read and keep reading. From there you can draw your own ideas and conclusions.

[Stompix]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

NO!

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

Not that either!

You can look at two cases, shiba inu and hamster kombat!
One was dormant for years then pumped because of a tweet, the other was much anticipated with millions of users then dropped like a stone.

EOS had billions in funding and a real team behind it and dropped like a stone, filecoin had an actual usage factor, it dropped from 200+ to $5,  you have ETC that is still alive after being 51% attacked 5 times and you have coisn with no purpose whatsoever still worth billions in market cap.

So, the best strategy would be to go to a beach, stay without a hat and hope seagulls will launch a lot of good luck at you, then when enough lands on the target start investing.

[jeraldskie11]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

There's no definite system but we should have a system in your investment. It's all about money, and if you didn't have a system you are close to failure. Why? Because you are relying on luck. Investing without a system or plan or criteria is similar to gambling. So since you're asking for "the best potential for profits", it's possible but system is a must. And if you know how to analyze the market technically, it would help you to determine the best time to invest and decrease your holding time.

[SmartGold01]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

You can't factor out the process of pointing out good projects, good projects are only being determined by the team members if they are really ready to make that projects success or even having good intentions for such projects.

One thing you must understand about any newly launch project or coin is that, at seeding or presale you can't determined how much the team would recover, and even if they recovers money the sale it's best for them to decide whether they would put back that money into the project or they would abandoned the project and made away with people's money.

This made me to keep encouraging people to buy bitcoin or any established coin out there that you wouldn't be afraid of losing your investment than newly birth coin or project.

[JISAN]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

Of course to get good profit from a project it is necessary to do proper research on it because you can never understand the future potential of a project without proper research on it. And in this case, the things that need to be known about are if there is any big support behind that project and how much and what kind of investors are there, whether there are any big investors in that project. And the token of that project is listed on some major exchange platform.  By researching them well and looking at their roadmap, one can consider how much potential a project has for the future

[Bobcrypto]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

I personally think that the most frequent parameters used as a common strategy for most Investors is checking at the Coinmarketcap's index. it is a known website that provide's information and data, such as price, trade volume, market capitalization on several coin/tokens daily. In facts, it show the performances of coins at intervals.
Demands, supply, community and usercase are also some of the factors to look out on coins before investing. It is critically advisable to always check the Coinmarketcap index to know the history of some coins.

[Cryptsafe]

OP, one thing you should know is that good things take lots of time and input to get it going same applicable to crypto projects. Good projects take effort and time to work things out for the use case or utility value to come into full existence.  However, many investors have their criteria for checking projects that they deem fit for investing. Some look at the team members for trust and being reliable to not run away with their funds, some just look into the utility value of the project, some look at the market hype etc but in all, their major focus is profit making through any legit means so they do not care about the project focus, as long as they stand the chances of making big cash from the project as profit, they are good to go.

[0t3p0t]

I think the most important thing to find project is first you need to make your own due deligence and then take atleast 20% luck not unless you are certain of what you invested and you have narrow down the potential of a specific project you wanted compared to others you like as well. Other investors are willing to take the risk even if it was kinda gambling strategy just like in memecoins wherein few became millionaires just because they came across with the token take the chance to get a ride and then boom! Though some really make some kind of intensive and quick research but nobody really think it will skyrocket and there are also instances that patience paid off so yeah for me it will really depends on how someone is loving what he or she is doing. Losing is inevitable but if anyone don't take that as a lesson then there's no way for him/her to learn and achieve the goal everyone wants.

[Zed0X]

~ anticipating demand based on usecases.

At this point in time, there's probably just a handful that thinks about a token's use case before buying them. With a lot of hype around crypto now, it's just taking as many chance as you get and hope that you'll get lucky to hit one jackpot. Sounds familiar? Yeah, that's almost the same as betting on a lottery.

[Stuart]

~ anticipating demand based on usecases.

At this point in time, there's probably just a handful that thinks about a token's use case before buying them. With a lot of hype around crypto now, it's just taking as many chance as you get and hope that you'll get lucky to hit one jackpot. Sounds familiar? Yeah, that's almost the same as betting on a lottery.

Yeah, this sounds familiar to me, cause coins available these days are coins that'll just skyrocket in a period, making investors make quick profits in no time. If one is lucky to get hands into coins of such potentials, the profits will come forth.

It is hard to pin point a coin or project that will be promising tomorrow. Projects that will stay for the long run, do have a low strength of bushing on high price, except when the altcoins season appears. A project/coin that can stay for months or years before something good can start coming up, while these days, meme coins can turn things around quickly.

[JoyMarsha]

I haven't come across a strategy for identifying a project that will be profitable in the market for the investor. A combination of research, and strategic thinking will do good to increase someone's chance of success.

However, for a coin success, it will be better to know about the tokenomics of the coin, and the amount being raised for the success of the project. That should give an idea of what to expect about the coin in the future, whether making more investment decisions

[robelneo]

Is there any definite system or strategy for deciding projects that would have the best potential for profits when you intend to invest?

One system that is still proven for profit and creates FOMO is when big names in the industry mention a particular token or coin, just like in the case of Elon Musk, it will surely create a big ripple in the community

Or is it just doing proper research and anticipating demand based on usecases.

It should always be this way: what usecase the project will bring to the community, we are past the times when one guy just cloned a coin and everybody will invest, there should be usage and benefits that the community can use for a project to stay on the market.

[TomPluz]

Doing a good level of research on the project like looking at the tokenomics, the use-cases, the people behind the project, the technology employed plus the community that is supporting it: these and more can be helping us to determine if a project has the potential to make it on the market. Now, it is good to point out that there is no guarantee in here just like in any other industry as a good project can come then get a taste of initial success and then the market just turn sour for it. The twists and the turns can happen anytime...and that is why there are risks that one has to contend with. Also in many cases, even a poor project can be successful due to a strong, big and stable community push.

[milewilda]

I haven't come across a strategy for identifying a project that will be profitable in the market for the investor. A combination of research, and strategic thinking will do good to increase someone's chance of success.

However, for a coin success, it will be better to know about the tokenomics of the coin, and the amount being raised for the success of the project. That should give an idea of what to expect about the coin in the future, whether making more investment decisions

And a bit mix of luck on which we know that this one will really be that significant too because research and analysis would be all useless at the time or moment that the project isnt really getting any recognition or community support on which we know that this is one of the most important thing or factor on which this will really be that making up that project to succeed.  Just like on what we do all know that it will be useless if we do speak about potential because on the moment that it wont be getting that much attention then it will really be that failing still. So investing into a project does really need up those considerations too because on the moment that you just neglect out these things then it will be bringing out that kind of possible failure.