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This is wrong. Low price does not means low marketcap. Price is not what is used to determine if a coin will increase in price or not.
Also if you mean 1000 time price gain, you are only deceiving people or you do not know what you mean. Most coins had gained a lot but they have not gotten more than 5 to 50 time price gain. Also next year may not really favour some of these coins and some altcoins bear market will begin before bitcoin bear market.
Just also know that it is hard to know which coin can increased 1000 times from now. Also this is a wrong time to have such post as many of the coins have increased in price already.
You make valid points, particularly about the distinction between price and market cap—low price doesn’t equate to significant growth potential. Claims of "1000x gains" can indeed be misleading, as such outcomes are extremely rare and highly speculative. Timing is also a critical factor; many coins have already experienced substantial rallies, and historical trends suggest altcoins might enter a bear market before Bitcoin does. Predicting which coins will perform exceptionally well is challenging, making thorough research and diversification essential. Rather than outright dismissing the post, offering clear and constructive insights into market dynamics would create a more productive and educational discussion.