Quote from: albon on Today at 08:29:19 PM

The last option is the safest, in my opinion. Honestly, the price of the coin you want to buy doesn't matter much at first, but focusing on the core of the project's fundamentals and its potential to attract investors is one of the most important factors. There are many coins under $1, but they don't have a solid project or use cases, especially for meme coins that some invest in, hoping to reach $1. However, reachiing that price depends on many factors, such as market cap, total supply, demand, coin price, burning, etc. It also acts like gambling and carries a massive risk—there's a 99% chance the coin could turn into a scam. So expectations should not be raised high in these meme coins, and they should be invested with complete caution because even with sufficient research, the future of these coins is unclear and we do not know whether their team will abandon them or strive for their success.

it depends on the assessment they apply, from the many circulating in the market, the meme coins are indeed difficult in predicted although some of them take the opportunity behind the expected profit, with a price below $ 1 the meme market is under pressure and experiencing a decline, but investors sometimes think they will choose it and hope that it might potentially up rise back.

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