Quote from: sakokinak on May 30, 2018, 12:56:36 PM

Actually, everything seems to be very simple: just invest in altcoins when their price is very low, and sell them when they cost a lot. But it depends.

Yes, that looks so simple. But do you know that the price is very low? Some of them are priced with just cents and some are lower than it buy yet trades can still make profit out of it with large amounts of tokens.
I dont think it is just that easy. It needs a lot of math and research just so you could compile prices from the start up to recent.

Quote from: max fray on May 30, 2018, 05:16:57 PM

Quote from: tesla80 on April 17, 2018, 10:00:56 AM

Check the coinmarketcap.com and choose ones with high volume

If you look closely at those charts for the most popular coins you can see that the graphs are almost identical.
This means that all altcoins depend on the behavior of bitcoin. If there is a dump on the market you can buy whatever you want - in a week or two it will go up and you will receive your profit.
But before buying an altcoin just make a research on the project it supports and see whether it has a prospective idea.

Yes. That is what I have noticed also. Bitcoin dump then Ethereum then all the tokens under ERC20. How come there is no stand alone market for one token? I believe it should be changed. Every token have their own investors and with what is happening it looks like they are dumping into Ethereum and the token at the same time which I think is impossible or inaccurate.