Quote from: Baki202 on Today at 02:23:41 PM

Quote from: Stable090 on August 04, 2024, 06:10:03 PM

Some people do end up investing in wrong altcoins, that’s why when their is a dump, some of them will never survive the dump. If we investing in altcoins, then it should be in strong altcoins, but most people are always looking for new coins which they will invest their money, and they will be expecting massive pump, which some of them will never see the pump, rather the project is going to die. The best investment is bitcoin, but if you are investing in altcoins, then it should be strong altcoins, and not shitcoins, if you invest in strong altcoins, you will have little confidence compare to investing in weak altcoins.

Altcoin are not that bad but the people investing in it are making the whole thing look very bad, their are people that have benefited in bitcoins that people that have even invested in bitcoins. Just that know exactly what coin to invest in matters a lot. We all need to know exactly what altcoin we want. During bear their was a lot of crash that's altcoin for you and that is one of the reasons they suggest bitcoin. Their are still altcoins that will give you good money. Going for new project is just as risky as investing in something you don't have ideas about. And it's 50/50 hours. It is just better to invest in projects you are already familiar with, so that you don't lose money investing on new projects.

Their are people that their only interest is always the new coins they want a massive pump and things are not done that way. When you are doing crypto you should learn to reduce your expectations. And seriously investing in new projects, their are people that it might actually have people that it might be working for but those not matter that it will work for everyone. Even if we are going to act on how own mindset we should put a lot of things into consideration before investing in some dump projects that won't yield anything, people still need to learn a lot on the crypto space.

Words about expectations are golden! It's true, and, sometimes it only takes some thoughts to leak in to understand that it's not worth it to go in, or the project has the potential for the future (not scalping it or expecting a pump from a square one). Analysis and a good one at that is key to successfully working with projects that would come through it and be worth it.