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There are many. but what I really invested in was only a few.
The low market cap coin to i'm invest in this tokens.
Banana (ape swaap)
ClVA (Clever Defi)
SFound (seedify found
EOS



for now my portfolio is more dominated by big coins like bitcoin, ethereum and BNB. because nowadays it is safer to invest short term. daily trading is better at this time, although the profit earned is small but we can continue to monitor the market and minimize risk

Any reasoning behind this or you are going with your gut feeling? I daresay you are forcing the opinion because short term is never safe in the crypto market, as compared to fiat markets on a large scale.

Those coins that you said are coins for long term. Apart from BNB though, I would keep that for midterm at the most.

Seems absurd that earning dust keeps you content and that the time spent on analysis for that dust is worth it. It is not that day trading is bad but it should be done only by running your own bot. You cant stay awake all 24hours for that so you need some bots to programmed to monitor changes. Thats how the pros are doing it.

But there is long term holding which is much less stressful.

If you have all the time in the world to be glued in front of your computer or other trading device, yeah do that. We all have different strategies and I know some people accumulating more (DCA) while market seems to be moving sideways in preparation for the last quarter push to a new ATH.

It's true that everyone has their own way of profiting. but monitoring the market all the time may not necessarily produce good profits, why not just follow the coin hype that is currently increasing rapidly if you just want to get a little profit in trading in a short time.

Diversifying isnt bad but be sure to engage with coins which are really worth or does have potential.For now i cant really tell if those projects are worth aside from EOS which i can tell that this is really a good project

but somehow everything would really depend on the demand of the community because no matter how good it is but the interest isnt there then you would really expect that the price would really be that low.

Focusing on top altcoins wouldnt really be a bad choice either but there are people whom do really mind of on expanding out their investment through diversify but of course the risk is more higher too.

I have ever heard about clever and ape swap but i never heard about sFOUND. I have a question why are you mentioning EOS in your list? is not it a big cap coin? or you just typo about that.
been investing in the various low cap coins coz those major coins were also starting from the low cap coins.


Daily trading was not about how big your profit but it's about you can the profit on the daily basis. TBH the major coin were best investment place but it gives small return compared with low cap altcoins.

Trust me, after the bear market, most of the prices of the tokens you listed here won't do well or will just die. The only capable coin is EOS though I wouldn't invest much on it. Remember NEO?

It was exactly how EOS was a couple of year back but look where it is right now.


It's safer to invest in Bitcoin and Ether long term on spot trading, lately the market has been on a down trend. I don't think you will make any much profits like some who waited for the prefect time to buy the dip and then held the coins long term.

i think he meant SFUND which had a good run but it crashed after a little while, i don't see why he chose it because i can't see it make a big jump again, and EOS too, there is no future to that coin, i hope OP gave reasons for why he chose them besides their cap being low, and even some of them is kind of high.

Low marketcap coins are risky to invest but at the same time they could give much more profits as compare to large caps coins. If you invest in Eth or dot you won't be able to get 50-100x profits but in low cap coins, you can have this much profit.

Apeswap from 1$ to 2$ is just 2x increase. This project can go upto 10-30x in few months time. This is just one example on how the low cap coins are beneficial. But we should also give the example of coins which move from 10$ to 1$ and people lost a lot of coins.

If I'm not wrong then BANANA has an ATH of $11, so if you buy at the top you're still screwed. Sure, it is definitely life-changing but it's also risky as hell. Just make sure you're prepared to see your portfolio went from 9x up to 10x down.

If they're not introducing new features, maybe they can only rely on Bitcoin and other major alts rally to get that price back. That's not a good thing imo. Btw, I do hold some of them and stake them on the farm for fun. Hopefully 10 years later I'll be a millionaire.

My guess is you did it because you thought the price could go up high and give you big profits, even those coin go high you will hard to sell because the trading volume will definitely be low


If you know this, why you still need to invest in token that has low market cap, just increase you portofolio in BTC, ETH or BNB if you know this is safer than others.

I don't mind buying the coins if it's no longer at its cheapest. It's being tested and that's when I'm also jumping to the bandwagon if there's a big crowd that's already on that coin.

It's not my type to get in when there's a low market cap because even if there's a surge to its price and it's still new, that's okay to invest as long as you've researched about its potential.

The coins with low market cap are mostly new coins, below 50M market cap, in fact this is my investment preference.  If you find it is undervalued compared to the potential and actual growth, sustainability of the product.  You get, first, they're all very cheap.  Second, it has not developed the final products,... These are the gems, if determined correctly you will have a great chance to reach x50-100x.

Low or high cap is not important from my point of view. It depends on the quality and product of the project before it creates popularity in demand. Determining the project potential for investment is extremely important. You have to decide it yourself. Soyryn, Pyr are my two favorite projects with low cap below 60M
EOS is not considered a low-cap coin in that regard. It was once in the top 10 coins with the highest market capitalization in 2018 and the top 50 in 2021 (now).

I have noticed that people who are new to the crypto world are looking for low market cap coins because they think they will find a second Bitcoin and earn a fortune on it.
Unfortunately, the chances that any second coin will achieve such success are very small.
On the contrary - the smaller the market cap, the greater the risk that the coin will pump & dump and be abandoned in a moment, and we will be left with worthless coins.
My advice is to avoid investing in low market cap coins, and if you really want to do it, use small amounts.

It will create demand if they are really working on their product and also updates their community regarding on what is the current development happening on them. And also once they released the product and everything went fine also all are in good place little by little those low cap coins will move up and create noise to the investors, but its hard to find legitimate ones thats why I always go to the top coins since this gives better assurance than those low cap coins.

EOS is not a low cap coin. It is still in the top 30 although it has fallen a lot from it's peak.

I do occasionally invest in low cap coins or coins that are not officially launched yet. Many times it had not worked out because I could've just held bitcoin and that would've had more value. Now I will only take a chance if a token is backed by a reputable team. These random coins that make it onto DEXs are too high risk. Always do some research to make sure it isn't an outright scam.

you should be careful with the low cap, low price, and low circulation term. sometimes a coin has a low price but it has a high circulation, so it's not really a low cap. sometimes a single coin is expensive but just barely touch 1k in total supply and circulation, etc.

there is no other way to find great gem except lurking around here and there and hope that you got lucky with one or two coin that pumped heavily in the next few weeks.

I use to hold EOS for years back when the project released but suddenly lose hope because of the none support from the team and sell at loss but it is ok because this is my choice .
back on those days? EOS is really making its way up, there are multiple projects that depend on this platform but the days passed so quick.

Good for you to put majority of your investment in stronmg coins like mentioned.

But that will look like we select the project without having a history before and that can be a gamble for us because their project might not succeed in the future. Many new investors do that and choose to invest in a new project. Even they did that before the project launches their token in the market. Maybe he needs to select carefully if he still wants to invest in a low market cap. Still, we can suggest that he choose the project with a good history before because that project can have a chance to repeat their success in the future, especially if their team can still manage the project.

Yes, I am interested in a few types but not often because my understanding and dyor are limited, only sometimes it seems too risky and risky.  One is to carefully identify the underlying product that the coin has, to invest a little.  Don't throw a lot of money at it.

Usually I invest in fundamentally strong projects but at the same time i have some percentage of my portfolio for low market cap coins but i always do proper research at my level before investing in it.

Remember dude that with low cap coins it's very dangerous to trust coz mostly of them cannot survive and sometimes when there's a luck from it's still not worth it coz of profits that you will get after all.. As the matter of fact even you make research here in forum maybe you will see some suggestions from successful investors that it's always a highly recommended to make investment with a coins that showing "high volatility and good market cap" coz that's how you can get good profits, which nevertheless tbh i never someone that giving suggestions for low cap coin, what i mean only newbies always assuming without any significant explanation.. Lmao

My preference is for low cap coins, that's the profit target for me.  Recently, I am quite interested in NTF gaming platform PYR, and it is a coin with only 51M MC, its potential profit is very open with P2e, it looks like it will be launched within the week this.  This is the time to buy and make a profit. ;)

I am looking for possible gems at lower cap space these past few months. I've stumbled upon looking that NFT's and Token generating games are a trend now so I have joined and invest in some. CiFi is probably one of the best out there having 5M market cap which is very low. They are creating a gamefi and launching in steam in end of Q3. They have a very big potential for skyrocketing.

I'm personally interested in the benefits of a low market cap, but would never invest in such an altcoin more than $20.
Don't push your luck too much on these altcoins because most of them can lose at any time.

How exactly? Unless you are the owner of some pump and dump group of course.

At least keep your posts with correct spellings.

Also surely you might make a lot of money from this but have you know that possibly hundreds of ICOs ran a few years back with the exact same concept and are now either bankrupt or abandoned their projects? You might argue that these guys have something that the older ones did not have. I would be to differ that they are all the same vaporware being recycled with new names and new websites.

That sounds more like a gamble than an investment. While there is no harm in that, I would rather advice you do choose your entry point carefully and assume the money to be lost and not expect a return.