How ironic when diversifying your investment is exactly the same reason as what you have in your statement, "not every altcoin in the market is capable of pumping". However there those that are capable of multiplying your capital. None of these coins you are certain with or none of the investors knew what happens with a specific coin. Diversification isn't the problem, choosing the right coin is, that why we need to diversify to try not to miss anything that will pump in the future.
Choosing the right investment opportunity is what people have failed to do and end up getting financially screwed when the chosen investment fails and their money goes down the drain.
It’s always best to spread out your investments and not to dwell on just one source. But what people mainly fail to do whenever choosing through available investments options is their thorough research on their viability.
There are some good alt coins that has shown some promise and made some profit for some people who were willing to take the risk. We shouldn’t also forget that no matter how profitable an investment may seem to be, there’s always a possibility of it failing.
It goes beyond simply distributing investments. It concerns wise distribution. The world of alternative investments and digital currencies is expanding, but the danger is still very high. Individuals frequently join trends without knowing the underlying technology or market dynamics. They leap without looking when they see others making money. Not simply following the crowd but also taking the lead and making wise decisions is important, isn't it?
You're also exactly right when it comes to the significance of doing extensive research. Still, the problem is frequently with the "how" of this research. A lot of people depend on superficial data or, worse, conjecture and exaggeration. Understanding market cycles, technological potential, and regulatory settings through in-depth, analytical study is crucial. While it's true that there is no magic bullet when it comes to investing, doesn't it make more sense to base choices on thorough, well-researched information rather than hunches or a fear of losing out? Don't we need to use extreme caution? Even though our goal is to land on the moon, shouldn't we also be ready to fail at landing