Quote from: bitsire on November 24, 2017, 04:30:07 PM

Quote from: jerry0 on November 24, 2017, 04:01:55 PM

Could someone answer my question above? So could you buy shift at 1 cent at bittrex when it first showed up at bittrex? Or was the price already higher? Someone said there was no ico for shift so that means how were you able to get shift? Was it bittrex?

And does that mean if you bought shift at 1 cent... you basically would have already 150x your coin? Thus had you invested 100 dollars, it would be over 15000 now... 1000 dollars would be over 150000, 10000 dollars would be 1.5 million now? Can someone confirm this?

Because if this is true, isn't buying coins that are like under 1 dollar but most importantly like under 10 cents can make you lot of money? Thus if you find any coin that is 5 cents or less and it booms, that seem like lot of money here.

Look up Shift on coinmarketcap and then go under the historical data section where you can see the prices and volumes since the beginning for any coin.

You will find that even though a lot of coins may have started off dirt cheap, there was very low volume so you wouldn't have been able to accumulate a large position.

I did. But how would i know how much shift one could buy? There is volume and marketcap shown. Which one is it? For example if you look at beginning of the year, price is about 1 cent.

241 is the volume

95,577 is the marketcap

Does that mean the marketcap in $ was only $95577? So what does 241 in volume mean? So the price is about 1 cent at the beginning of the year. So how much shift could one buy? Could one buy 10000 of these? 100000 of these? Because if its 1 cent... well that would be 100 dollars or 1000 dollars only.