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Title: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: FreeZeroCoin on September 24, 2021, 11:14:14 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: blockman on September 24, 2021, 11:26:14 AM
To answer the title's question, I'd say a yes but with conditions and will still depend on the project that we're talking about.

Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.
Well, it is clear that you're one of the people working for this project so that won't buy anyone if you are planning to "buy" that project of yours.

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
Even if this coin is coin trackers and market cap websites. This is not known and I just found it out today, I won't invest in it and even it has only a lesser supply, it doesn't change anything about it and as well as the volume isn't that interesting.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: kotajikikox on September 24, 2021, 11:32:42 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.
are you fooling people here? do you really believe that we are just like you?

look at your account name whos created just for today to post this, that is an obvious that you are shilling for this project and bumping their name in to this forum.

Quote
it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
This is the Stupidest investment for 2 years and why put money here when we can at least Buy bitcoin for that span of time.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Ever-young on September 24, 2021, 11:39:11 AM
For me I only invest on coins which are known or rated, for security reasons, this kind of coins are just meant to be mined, you never can tell what the future of the coin is going to yield. Buying this coin is just like someone buying swiftdemand token (swift) which has been their for years and has no good intention and plan of becoming a real crypto which can be traded on either centralized or decentralized exchanges.
My advice: make your own research about the coin and when thinking about coin to invest on, always consider the vulnerability.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: imamusma on September 24, 2021, 11:39:44 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

What can give you an advantage on the coin? and also for everyone if there are many people who want to mine it, because coins without absolute use and benefit will not be glanced at by anyone including investors because not only money must be spent, but time will also be wasted.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: masterrex on September 24, 2021, 12:31:35 PM
IMO, I think it depends on what kind of coin/token it is. because I was basing my judgment on coin/token use-case, functions, and overall developments, Just try to search on a platform like CMC, CoinGecko, and other sites we can find a lot of cheap coins/tokens in the market that have a huge potential. so I think base on the OP title I believe it's good to invest in a cheap price coin/token in the market as long as it has a true use case and promising development strategy.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: aioc on September 24, 2021, 01:07:03 PM
Out of the so many coins in the market why this coin? just look at their all-time high
$12.38 -98.3% Jan 08, 2018 (over 3 years) they hardly update their thread for any development
They are traded on a lowly exchange, what's so promising on this coin, like all the others I'm also thinking that you are a bag holder of this coin and you just want to hype it.
A good investor who knows how to analyze a promising coin will not go to this kind of coin.



Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: TribalBob on September 24, 2021, 02:55:01 PM
hou much money you have ,you should invest in crypto it doesn't matter , how much capital you invest in but the main capital in crypto is your trust and knowledge to hold a coin to achieve new ATH
 my cheap coins 2-4 then become diamonds in the future
so whatever the price of the coins you invested in the beginning, if the pump was sold, it wasn't only seen and the SS then shared it as a spectator


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: X-ray on September 24, 2021, 03:39:47 PM
In my opinion if it could not be a good investment for the next 2 years, you're aiming for the long term investment and why don't you just take or pick some legit coins that can survive for the long term?
To be honest i wanna say that's a really bad coins and there are some reasons why i called that as bad coins.

1. Low volume
2. Privacy coin has come to its end ( i meant the trend coz people didn't care anymore about zero protocol)
3. listed on garbage exchange site that fully manipulated like coinex
4. adoption rate was very low


These reasons must be enough to explain why you should change it with another coin. You must need to care with your money dude.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: zasad@ on September 24, 2021, 03:44:08 PM
I opened your links and do not understand how you can invest in a coin, the trading volume of which does not exceed $ 25,000 per day
and 95% of the coins are traded only on 1 exchange.
If you love anonymous coins, invest in Monero and other similar coins from the top 100 on Coinmarketcap.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: sujonali1819 on September 24, 2021, 04:00:38 PM
If you are think that the coin is promising and has a great future, then you can invest there. But after seeing the history of Zero Coin in coinmarketcap I don't think it's a good idea to invest in such coin which has a very lower volume, and did not listed yet in any big exchange despite launching the project about 4 years ago.

The problem could be happen after investing in this coin that when you want to sell this urgent you will not much volume to sell it . So better to avoid these project imo.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: JeffBrad12 on September 24, 2021, 05:20:34 PM
The privacy coin was not so popular again. This coin was an unpopular coin and this is my first time to hear if there's a coin called zero coin. Almost all privacy coins except the big coin like monero and zcash were dying. The era for privacy coin already passed and we are heading toward the era for the utility use case for the coin. There are popular privacy coins like monero and this coin has a big volume. it's a nonsense thing to take a look at an unpopular coin like zcoin.
You must not waste your time investing in a coin that doesn't have any potential for growth. Stop wasting your time. This coin is not even worth taking a look at. Some people above me have been mentioning enough reason but you must learn from CMC or at least take some privacy coins as an example. Try to see all-time chart of such coins and you will be seeing if privacy coins are almost dead. the privacy coin can't against the government. There's no room for privacy coin to grow.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: tulusikhlas on September 24, 2021, 05:34:49 PM
Damn it, on the other hand create a thread that spreads FUD, you and the name of the account that promotes the damn coin. There is no solution for you because and is just making some kind of consensus politics as if you will be supported.
We will not be easy to fool. As @kotajikikox said "the stupidest investment for 2 years". Really bad use of promotional methods. LOL


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: BIT-BENDER on September 24, 2021, 07:35:17 PM
I will be excited to know if any project will not consider themselves promising, be no fool, to think a white paper, supply or even claims, I will not invest or advice you on investing in cheap coin, regardless of what promises the project has acquired.
What makes zero coin a future promising alt-coin? For me cheapness/ no transaction fee of zero coin won't make it a promising alt-coin, if you aren't a stake holder in the coin, I think I would rather invest the money into ethereum, cardano, Litecoin.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Jating on September 24, 2021, 07:51:33 PM
It's really hard to give financial advises here, always do your own research (DYOR).

But I would say that there are some good cheap coins, but it's like finding a needle in the haystack. Very difficult in the beginning because they can be used by pump and dump groups and you think you find a diamond. However, after the dump, the price will go down and it might take time for the project to recover. With that said, really up to you, maybe Zero coin will be big, or maybe not.

And in any case that you are shilling for this coin, for sure members here are going to find out and it might back fire on you or the project (if you are part of the team).


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: dothebeats on September 24, 2021, 08:19:50 PM
A coin will not be promising without any features that make it stand out. As for the coin that you are eyeing, I wouldn't honestly comment about it as I know little to almost none about it. Though if I were to trade it, I would look for roadmaps, for dev updates, for plans on the coin in the future. And if I believe the coin is extremely undervalued, I'll put a couple hundred dollars in it and forget about it for some time.

That's just me, of course. You can always refine your buying strategy.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: adzino on September 24, 2021, 08:26:39 PM
A coin being "cheap" does not mean that it will give you very high returns. If the price of the coin is less than a few cents, you will call it cheap. But if that coin has, lets say 100 billion in supply, then no the coin isn't cheap. You should look at the market capitalization when judging if a coin is cheap or not. If its really cheap and has use cases different from the ones we currently have, then of course its a good coin to invest in. But it looks like you are shilling or advertising your own coin. Just look at your username... Only shitcoins require such shillings.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Ultegra134 on September 24, 2021, 08:43:54 PM
I would say yes, but it depends on the coin and its conditions. Let's keep in mind that a ton of coins are being created every day, many of which are pump and dump coins aka scam coins created only for this purpose. Sometimes you may hit the jackpot and achieve high returns from such coins, however, it's not something that can be guaranteed by any means.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Fatunad on September 24, 2021, 08:54:48 PM
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
Your choice yet it is still cheap then it isnt really bad to take up some consideration buying some of it if you do really see the potential of this coin.I havent checked it out though so its really hard to
say up about this project but its been mentioned that it is a privacy coin and have free fees or zero? How it could be possibly be? Also how it could able go against with those
current privacy coins out there specially Monero? This thing should be considered first.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Kusman on September 24, 2021, 08:57:48 PM
I'm not including the example you have given but yes, you can give new and promising projects a chance. But you should be really sure that they are promising projects rather than scam ones. I have no idea about "Zero coin". But recently, the favorite coin is Solana. It is a very promising project and you can check the price statistics also. You will see that it was even under $1 last year but now it has an ATH level like $215.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: South Park on September 24, 2021, 10:09:41 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
As other users have stated it seems to me that you are trying to promote that coin and you're not really thinking about investing in it because you already did and you are trying to get people into the project so you can benefit out of it, or you are one of the developers of that coin and you are trying to generate interest in it, and if that is the case then this is the wrong way to go about it because now people are going to think that you're being dishonest and instead of making people interested in this coin you are going to make them suspicious about it.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Twinkledoe on September 24, 2021, 10:18:56 PM
I'm not including the example you have given but yes, you can give new and promising projects a chance. But you should be really sure that they are promising projects rather than scam ones. I have no idea about "Zero coin". But recently, the favorite coin is Solana. It is a very promising project and you can check the price statistics also. You will see that it was even under $1 last year but now it has an ATH level like $215.

Just heard this zero coin because of this thread. Based from my impression, I don't think this coin is promising, but the OP can always do his homework and check if there are ongoing developments for this coin. Their trading volume is low but better than most surviving alts. It is only good to invest in cheap coins if there are actual developments happening. But if not and the team is not active, better stick to top alts rather than hoping your investments will grow x50 or x100, without any reason.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Ultegra134 on September 25, 2021, 05:55:59 AM
I'm not including the example you have given but yes, you can give new and promising projects a chance. But you should be really sure that they are promising projects rather than scam ones. I have no idea about "Zero coin". But recently, the favorite coin is Solana. It is a very promising project and you can check the price statistics also. You will see that it was even under $1 last year but now it has an ATH level like $215.
I've never heard of this Zero coin before either, as I mentioned earlier, there are instances that these newer/less known coins are worth investing. Do your research, you could even invest in multiple new/cheap coins as well, instead of one. If one goes down, you won't lose all your money, while this practice is providing you with more investment opportunities.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: RussianEnglishTranslation on September 25, 2021, 06:48:31 AM
It is a good idea to invest in cheap, undervalued coins if there is a real world problem they are solving and a competent team. Some undervalued gems I am buying include:

REF
PARAS
OCT
Skyward
Aloha
0xMR
MAGIC
DERO
ETN
SPELL
NAOS


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: inanilujimi on September 25, 2021, 07:00:05 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?


what is the promise of this coin??
there are no big changes even though the market is very bullish this year, for me investing in altcoim at least has a real movement in the last year not experiencing a retreat when the market is bullish, it's not wrong to look for cheap altcoins for the future but not for zero coins.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Al Qiyamah on September 25, 2021, 08:01:44 AM
Please just invest in cheap coins but not damn coin. See and analyze first how its existence was at least one year earlier. Is the project running and well developed or not. It's better to choose a coin that is in the top 100 if you want to invest in cheap coins and save it for the long term.  


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: coin-investor on September 25, 2021, 08:14:30 AM
They are in the market for four years and early investors, if they are still holding this coin, are -98.3% at loss on their investment, if this is a promising coin they should have a break or at least got close to their all-time high, unfortunately, the coin is losing its value, and after four years they have not reach in the top exchange, something is wrong on this coin, I won't advise people to invest on this coin it's cheap but it's a shitcoin to me.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Jackl87 on September 25, 2021, 09:48:26 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

Well your Forum Name suggests that you are either from the zero team itself or a bag holder of Zero coin and your thread is just created to shill your coin in a pretty obvious way but that is fine with me. There are a lot of projects out there that are here since a few years now and have proven, at least for me, that they are really here to stay because they keep developing stuff and improving their code and so on, but still they are somehow neglected and not even known to the wide audience for whatever reason and i can imagine that must be really frustrating and demotivating sometimes if you see that absolute sh*t-projects like all those meme-coins are getting hyped like crazy and have a daily trading volume of 10 M$+


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: lizarder on September 25, 2021, 10:00:28 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

Zero coin still looks normal for now in the market, many people haven't even thought about investing in this coin, if you look at the opportunities and potential in the market, it doesn't seem good for this year, but the chances for Zero coin I think are in two or three the next year, because almost all existing coins, usually will provide a maximum selling value in the fourth or third year, I think this Zero coin is a long-term investment and is not suitable to be bought and sold at a certain time with a short distance.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: imamusma on September 25, 2021, 10:26:54 AM
A cheap thing is not necessarily a good thing. A good thing must be expensive because it is worth it.
Will it be like that forever? because in general it is because the good ones will always be hunted by many people so the price will be expensive, but in cryptocurrency it is not required to only look at the price side, because there are also good and good cheap coins such as Cardano, Tron, Swipe, Tko, as well as Ftm, where they are all still very affordable and not bad either.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: michellee on September 25, 2021, 11:33:53 AM
Before you invest in that coin, you need to research to find out if it is suitable for your investment or if it will not be good for you to hold for a long time. If I take a look at the market, that coin is available on the small market which I do not think that the price can rise in a short time. Many good coins with a low price in out there and it is available on Binance, Kucoin, Bittrex, Gate or other big exchanges. That will be better for you to buy the low price coin at those exchanges and hold it.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: dustboy on September 25, 2021, 11:46:55 AM
<snip>
what is the promise of this coin??
there are no big changes even though the market is very bullish this year, for me investing in altcoim at least has a real movement in the last year not experiencing a retreat when the market is bullish, it's not wrong to look for cheap altcoins for the future but not for zero coins.

He says it is promising coin because he is shilling for the coin. OP has a faucet site for this zerocoin too, so it does make senses that he is wanting to make people aware about this coin in a hope that people will be interested to invest some money to buy zerocoin. In my opinion, zerocoin will be like as its own name "zero". Zero promise and zero opportunity to be a good investment.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: arifteguhr on September 25, 2021, 12:40:29 PM
Please just invest in cheap coins but not damn coin. See and analyze first how its existence was at least one year earlier. Is the project running and well developed or not. It's better to choose a coin that is in the top 100 if you want to invest in cheap coins and save it for the long term.  
If you like cheap coins and want to keep them for the long term, then the best choice is Tron, Matic and Cardano because I see these three coins have shown their potential in the market and also many people like them, both for trading and as their investment choice.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: ilovealtcoins on September 25, 2021, 12:49:39 PM
This project is brand new, but I think it is unnecessary and the usage environment is not high because many projects are already listed on bigger platforms, stronger community, more complete source code and important thing. Most importantly, they have investors, big partners.
The above factors make a project successful. I have also invested in similar projects, but the results were not favorable because they kept dormant, the developers were slow and some projects stopped because they probably ran out of money to develop project development.
Don't think too much about the capitalization of the project, sometimes a $100 million capitalization can grow to several million dollars instead of a $2 million project that hasn't moved for several years.
Here are my suggestions. You can refer to other sources.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: SquallLeonhart on September 25, 2021, 01:45:54 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
Well your Forum Name suggests that you are either from the zero team itself or a bag holder of Zero coin and your thread is just created to shill your coin in a pretty obvious way but that is fine with me. There are a lot of projects out there that are here since a few years now and have proven, at least for me, that they are really here to stay because they keep developing stuff and improving their code and so on, but still they are somehow neglected and not even known to the wide audience for whatever reason and i can imagine that must be really frustrating and demotivating sometimes if you see that absolute sh*t-projects like all those meme-coins are getting hyped like crazy and have a daily trading volume of 10 M$+
There are a million people like this in the crypto world, there is really no need to care about them at all. I would personally say the same thing to him but he realizes that we would say this as well, he doesn't care about it at all. At the end of the day he just came in here, said what he said and he left, now it is all about zero coin getting attention from this, he has already done his job and he doesn't have to do anything else.

Unfortunately the forum is filled with these people who are shilling, twitter and telegram and many other places are filled with these people as well. So, do not be feeling anything sad about it, just be happy that we at least have a forum to say they are shills and not serious as a response to them.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Spack17 on September 25, 2021, 01:50:48 PM
I don't know about Zero coin much but I examined the price chart. Its all-time-high level is $9.94 which happened 4 years ago. And since then, this coin is worth just nothing. As long as the team continue to work on this project and make it better, I don't expect anything to change in the future. So, you can just follow the updates about the coin and decide what to do later.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on September 25, 2021, 01:53:12 PM
If its promising one can consider investing whether it's cheap or costly. But in Zero coin the trading volume is very less and it won't attract new investors honestly speaking. I saw this coin pumped when the bull market was at its peak in Jan 2018 but after that, it never recovers back. I won't advise holding this coin for another 2 years I don't expect much from this coin.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Cling18 on September 25, 2021, 01:57:00 PM
No matter how long the coin has been founded and created, I would still prefer to invest in a coin with a huge potential that has passed lots of tests of time. Those coins are top coins with a strong foundation already. I find it risky to invest with old coins that still haven't proved anything until now.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Hypnosis00 on September 25, 2021, 02:25:52 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

Does it really matter?
Sorry but this is the first time heard about the zero coin project, maybe I was skeptical to check the market well but even the name itself, I'm not interested. Because if this project looks promising, it can be on the top listed coin on the market but unfortunately, it was not so it obviously saying how it looks like.

Quote
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
I'm not. Just prove to us that we are wrong. Just show to us that this project will exist 2 years from now and able to see its use case in the market otherwise, this project will be dead again.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: deathcode on September 25, 2021, 03:01:37 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

Does it really matter?
Sorry but this is the first time heard about the zero coin project, maybe I was skeptical to check the market well but even the name itself, I'm not interested. Because if this project looks promising, it can be on the top listed coin on the market but unfortunately, it was not so it obviously saying how it looks like.

Quote
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
I'm not. Just prove to us that we are wrong. Just show to us that this project will exist 2 years from now and able to see its use case in the market otherwise, this project will be dead again.
at least if it's a worthy project, it should be trending in the market cap. I'm also not sure about the asset.
but in the current market conditions. some potential assets are experiencing an increase despite the correction from BTC. I don't think the current goal is for cheap asset prices. but look at the potential assets that have decreased. because they have a good chance of getting a bounce in the market.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: MonaLeeTracy on September 25, 2021, 03:36:52 PM
If I were you, will think 100 time to invest in low volume coin, Moreover Zerocoin is a privacy coin that has been abandoned by investor. I won't keep money on a coin like this for a long time (2 years), because I think there are still many other coin that can still profit me.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: martina14 on September 25, 2021, 03:52:46 PM
Yes, it is good but it depend on the development they have for the coins, just like for example KAINET, AIDI, SHIB, and SPC all these have a
cheap price value in the market under by BSC platform but its volume daily is not that bad actually. And there is a good development happening for their coins. And you can try to check them out at poocoin actually.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: imstillthebest on September 25, 2021, 03:53:53 PM
sorry because my first impression is bad not until i read the specifications of this coin , i was then impressed because the coin has a combination of privacy and zero transaction fee .
 its cheap but im not sure if im going to be happy for that or not because the coins ath was 12+ usd which happened 3 years ago according to coingekos data . tho i might need to check the coins website and see if whats in store for them .


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Mkmanik on September 25, 2021, 04:45:12 PM
I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

You are promoting this coin as an investor or you are a founder/team member of this coin? You are a newbie member in this forum and you have two posts here. 2 posts are about this coin. So its make sense that you are one of the team members of these coins.

However, I am not showing any interest in this project. The volume is very low and listed some little exchange. I am not going to buy any coins that ranked are 3000+ according to Coinmarketcap. Instead of this coin, there are a ton of legit projects available. if you really an investor in this project, Don't forget to manage your risk. Because the risk-reward in this coin is very low.




Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: uttoransen on September 25, 2021, 05:02:39 PM
Your userid is FreeZeroCoin and you want us to believe that you don't own this coin?

However, congrats for getting this coin listed on CoinMarketCap and I see that it has a small market cap building already. The coin does seems to have a small value - not much to catch an investors attention.

Keep working on it, run some bounties perhaps and hopefully it will grow into something bigger.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Samurai trieng on September 25, 2021, 06:16:40 PM
If I were you, will think 100 time to invest in low volume coin, Moreover Zerocoin is a privacy coin that has been abandoned by investor. I won't keep money on a coin like this for a long time (2 years), because I think there are still many other coin that can still profit me.



I totally agree with you, that investing with altcoins that have a low market capitalization is not the right choice, because its growth takes time and a long process, therefore buying potential altcoins is my main priority, because my goal of investing is to  profit not seek sensation,


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: 7788bitcoin on September 25, 2021, 07:55:00 PM
No matter how long the coin has been founded and created, I would still prefer to invest in a coin with a huge potential that has passed lots of tests of time. Those coins are top coins with a strong foundation already. I find it risky to invest with old coins that still haven't proved anything until now.
There is another option where investors will be chasing, to find a potential project and fund them during their initial run and that means you will be having the coins at a huge discount and once the project is listed in an exchange you will end up earning a huge profit. There is an entire market out there where people are taking advantage and the risk are higher but the amount of project you can make is really high if you are able to crack the market on how to invest in these seed funding period.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Rengga Jati on September 25, 2021, 08:09:00 PM
I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.
.....
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
Are you sure that this is a promising coin?
You said that Zero coin has been mined since 2017, so this project at least has been existed since around that year, right?
How can you say that this coin is a cheap promising coin? If:
- It has a small trading volume even has been traded for several years.
- It is not listed on top exchanges even has been a long time
- The price drops very significantly far away from the ATH
- There is no significant progress and development of the project or coin even after several years

Well, I am personally will be very careful when going to choose this kind of coin.
In fact, you are part of the team and this is not kind of a good advertisement or promotion method


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: MonaLeeTracy on September 26, 2021, 03:00:59 AM
I totally agree with you, that investing with altcoins that have a low market capitalization is not the right choice, because its growth takes time and a long process, therefore buying potential altcoins is my main priority, because my goal of investing is to  profit not seek sensation,
When entering into the cryptocurrency market, we must stay focused on the main goal, ie get profit from the trades that we do. Each cryptocurrency has its own advantages and disadvantages, and of course with a different range of risks. Every trader has their own ideal coin choice, but smart traders will always have the top 10 coin to minimize the risk of losses that will be faced.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: molsewid on September 26, 2021, 05:08:21 AM
There is another option where investors will be chasing, to find a potential project and fund them during their initial run and that means you will be having the coins at a huge discount and once the project is listed in an exchange you will end up earning a huge profit. There is an entire market out there where people are taking advantage and the risk are higher but the amount of project you can make is really high if you are able to crack the market on how to invest in these seed funding period.

This one is a good idea to be considered honestly but all you have to do is to chase correctly which project is good for investments. I do have a lot of people I know that probably a risk taker and make an investment to a new and starter projects and got a great profit once the project get boomed in the market. We all know by experience on how to look for a good project from reading the whitepaper, deep research about the project and background checking the devs behind the project and also knowing the use cases of the project and the tokenomics.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: harizen on September 26, 2021, 06:20:01 AM
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

It depends on how you define the word "promising coin".

If you are following the coin for a long time now, you can somehow able to create your own criteria to consider if it's worth risking your money. Interact with its community and try to read other feedback and views about the coin as your reference. Much better to lurk there for long to see if there's an ongoing update or development about the coin. Active community support and representative of that coin is a must too so you need to take note of that.

No idea about that coin so trusts your DYOR. You can apply my advice not only on that coin but on other coins you wish to make an entry as well.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: maydna on September 26, 2021, 03:31:05 PM
If I were you, will think 100 time to invest in low volume coin, Moreover Zerocoin is a privacy coin that has been abandoned by investor. I won't keep money on a coin like this for a long time (2 years), because I think there are still many other coin that can still profit me.
If he wants to invest in the cheap coin, he should look at ADA, TRX, Matic, or ALGO and other coins because I think those coins will have the time to increase. Besides that, those coins are at the top of the 50 coins list, so the chance to increase will be wide open, especially for two years. After you have one of those coins, you can stake it for two years to earn some amounts that can help you increase the amount in the next two years.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Ekyfitri on September 26, 2021, 03:37:46 PM
If I were you, will think 100 time to invest in low volume coin, Moreover Zerocoin is a privacy coin that has been abandoned by investor. I won't keep money on a coin like this for a long time (2 years), because I think there are still many other coin that can still profit me.
If he wants to invest in the cheap coin, he should look at ADA, TRX, Matic, or ALGO and other coins because I think those coins will have the time to increase. Besides that, those coins are at the top of the 50 coins list, so the chance to increase will be wide open, especially for two years. After you have one of those coins, you can stake it for two years to earn some amounts that can help you increase the amount in the next two years.
yes, the assets you mentioned are quite cheap and have pretty good upgrade potential. it would not be wrong to choose some of the assets you mentioned.
if I might add TWT, SFP, TKO, and WRX. they have good cooperative relations with potential projects. somehow I always liked the exchange of coins. like the BNB I bought a few years ago.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: the rise on September 26, 2021, 04:11:50 PM
There are no promising coins. All investments have their own risks. Cryptocurrencies also have risks. In fact, the risk is higher than investment in general. However, it is not wrong if the coins we buy based on coin data that last years in the top position.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: BD Crypto on September 26, 2021, 04:28:22 PM
I don't Think its a good decision because we have many promising crypto projects to invest and they have a good fundamental and already have a huge marketcap.So never go for these types of Shitcoins because its  the worst decision to make risky investments


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: LordMiguel on September 26, 2021, 04:45:43 PM
IT IS difficult to pick out the best promising new coins. i have tired picking out the best cheap tokens but have always failed. expect making the choice to buy Axie infinity and this is my best choice since. i have picked good tokens and unfortunately sold off without looking back. later these coins make 500% and i am left to regret my moves. i have decided to hold whatever token that i bought and wait for the bull market to raise. so i can sell.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on September 26, 2021, 04:53:57 PM
From what is in the OP, the user isn't seeking advice or anything close to that. They're actually shilling a particular token and hiding under the guise of interrogation.

If it were a genuine question seeking suggestion I would say; yes, investment in cheap but promising coins is the way to go. Just make sure any coin you pick has a use-case and committed team. Those are what truly matter.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Anonylz on September 26, 2021, 05:04:20 PM
If you see anyone that's worth it, why not, that's even the best way to make your money because the project is cheap and promising so at the time it becomes expensive you would have made some good profit, if you are serious with your question then my advice would be go ahead.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: maju69 on September 26, 2021, 05:12:32 PM
You promote Coins and it appears in the name of your own account, this is just a way to try to fool some newbies. Very disappointing, as if you want to invest but you are a part of it. There is no better advice than to avoid coins that have absolutely no special status in the eyes of investors. We honestly don't want to know how this privacy coin started in such a non-transparent way, nor is the project visible on a fairly popular site.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: albon on September 26, 2021, 05:31:15 PM
Cheap and promising coins have a golden opportunity to invest because their current price is not expensive and the value of these coins may double within a short period and these coins don't require a large capital like the famous currencies, so it is the first choice for all beginners investors to get good profits in the future.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: noah tall on September 26, 2021, 05:41:11 PM
I will answer your title's question.
If you think that the project is promising than their team will not let the project Dead and will try to grow more and more. Promising projects have their full plans for future, so I think there is no risk in investing in promising projects.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Silver80 on September 26, 2021, 05:48:44 PM
I will answer your title's question.
If you think that the project is promising than their team will not let the project Dead and will try to grow more and more. Promising projects have their full plans for future, so I think there is no risk in investing in promising projects.
It's true, most projects die after taking huge profits with their customers, they dare to play at the age of 3 years maximum, and our finances will not come back after they do the trick.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: ReiMomo on September 26, 2021, 06:12:34 PM
I will answer your title's question.
If you think that the project is promising than their team will not let the project Dead and will try to grow more and more. Promising projects have their full plans for future, so I think there is no risk in investing in promising projects.
It's true, most projects die after taking huge profits with their customers, they dare to play at the age of 3 years maximum, and our finances will not come back after they do the trick.

Yes, its been there. Too many projects have come and gone vanished as they could not survey in the market since they did not market requirements. Its a good choice to invest on a new best project which is very cheap in price as long as its promising in every aspects. Its out responsibility to investigate on it as we are sole responsible for our investment. Better, watch out the same coins or tokens' growth for few months and then invest on them. Congrats.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: tvplus006 on September 26, 2021, 08:59:49 PM
Cheap and promising coins have a golden opportunity to invest because their current price is not expensive and the value of these coins may double within a short period and these coins don't require a large capital like the famous currencies, so it is the first choice for all beginners investors to get good profits in the future.

The main problem when choosing is that it is very difficult to assess the prospects of a coin based only on the information provided by the developers. But if you see that the investors of the project are large funds, then you can safely invest in such a project, since they will not invest in the project without proper evaluation.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: lixer on September 26, 2021, 09:02:19 PM
I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.
It’s not bad to invest in small coins, depending on how good they are they can grow tomorrow and reach a high price. But from your name and your post it’s quite clear that you’re shilling this particular coin.

Anyways, I have gone through the website and also checked coinmarketcap.com, I think the coin is good. Though the market cap is quite low; $2 million market cap. The team can still put in a lot more of hard work and try to run promotions on social media platforms to give this project a little more push. Shilling it on forum is not really enough for it get big, they have to do more.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: btcltcdigger on September 26, 2021, 09:16:32 PM
Even tho it's cheap and has a small cap, it also has like 10k daily volume, which is miniscule.
I'm affraid this is a dying coin, and i don't see any future in it.
But good luck tho on your gamble


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: NicNacCoin on September 26, 2021, 11:49:55 PM
There are some cheap coins that are much cheaper at one time but then increase so much that it is surprising.I saw a lot of coins that were very low in the first place but later increased so much that we had to regret a lot.Below are the names of the coins that were very low in the first place
HEX
ACH
YOUC


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: maju69 on September 27, 2021, 11:21:01 AM
Cheap and promising coins have a golden opportunity to invest because their current price is not expensive and the value of these coins may double within a short period and these coins don't require a large capital like the famous currencies, so it is the first choice for all beginners investors to get good profits in the future.

Have you done your research on the coin this OP is referring to? what can guarantee that the coin is really as promising as you say? what is the basis for this statement? As an investor, I certainly need to ask questions because you are one of the people who seem to convince beginners. Certainly not just any nonsense.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Koro-Sensei on September 27, 2021, 11:36:06 AM
Yeah why not specially those with good product and vision. I see some good coins having low caps these days specially those who have good product. One of these is GOMT who have a product already at app store and playstore. Still at the shadows good for investing. Aside from that, these coins have the most potential for moonshot compare to mainstream coins.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: evichi on September 27, 2021, 01:42:26 PM
Observing Zero coin on Coinmarketcap reminds me of the initial purpose of Bitcoin 'Be Your Own Bank'. Zero coin have interesting characteristics, which includes very fast transactions and almost zero fees depending on the network, transactions can be zero. These unique features makes the coin very promising. Though it was first launched in 2017, the future is bright especially if there are ongoing developments, just like Cardano. While it is promising to invest, I will suggest investing funds that you will not access for a long time if  not years. 


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Pelana vreo on September 27, 2021, 01:55:22 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

I've never heard of this coin, but if you've done some research with the coin, then that's your decision, because from what I see, you don't give much choice from your post.
There are many new coins https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/recently_added and you can trade for profit.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: glendall on September 27, 2021, 02:32:54 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

supply ~10m out of total 17m
not a few friends, although privacy tokens, I'm a little afraid to invest here, but I'm not an advisor, so it all goes back to each individual


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on September 27, 2021, 07:13:24 PM
Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

Surprisingly I'm just hearing about this coin of recent and I wouldn't be advising anyone to buy into an altcoin that has been around for years yet it's unknown. There's a reason why people don't know about it for so long and that's because they're not good compared to their counterparts in the marke, if not by now they should have been highlighted..

Having just zero fees or been a privacy focused coin isn't just a enough. If you're going to explore the altcoin market then you have to put some things into consideration like marketing power of the project because there are so many out their that if you don't market your project, it's unlikely to succeed.

The marketing should be to backup the project and not to overtake it in the sense that it becomes the whole focus of the project instead of working on its utility.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: ScamViruS on September 27, 2021, 07:38:21 PM
If you see anyone that's worth it, why not, that's even the best way to make your money because the project is cheap and promising so at the time it becomes expensive you would have made some good profit, if you are serious with your question then my advice would be go ahead.

The market will give you many opportunities. You have to find the right opportunity and use that opportunity in the right way. You will find a lot of coins in the crypto market which will show that those coins have a chance to do something good in the future. But most coins do not reach the level that is expected of them.

So even if you find a coin worthy, you have to research more deeply before investing in that coin. Because if you take a position on that coin, there will be no way but to see what happens in the near future.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: add1ct3dd on September 27, 2021, 08:38:10 PM
Cheap and promising coins have a golden opportunity to invest because their current price is not expensive and the value of these coins may double within a short period and these coins don't require a large capital like the famous currencies, so it is the first choice for all beginners investors to get good profits in the future.
Have you done your research on the coin this OP is referring to? what can guarantee that the coin is really as promising as you say? what is the basis for this statement? As an investor, I certainly need to ask questions because you are one of the people who seem to convince beginners. Certainly not just any nonsense.
This is main point for investment if you have already done your homework like all information about product team and development then you can jump into this ocean because it's all case about your own funds so never relay on others' opinion. You never can tell what the future of the coin is going to yield. The problem could be happened after investing in this coin that when you want to sell this urgent you will not much volume to sell it.
 
This coin is not even worth to invest Some people have been mentioning enough reason, but you must at least take some privacy coins as an example. For me, I will invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin rather of investing into this.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Rana590 on September 27, 2021, 09:29:00 PM
There are a lot of way to promote a project. But your promotion method isn't working here because people are not foolish anymore. Better try to improve your project by adding more features. If you're able to attract investors in organic way, your project will be growing so quickly.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: BAGOBO on September 27, 2021, 10:22:41 PM
The way to promote the project is totally unprofessional so no investors will be interested in investing assets in this project, We will analyze more deeply on every new project investment and this coin is not worthy of investment recommendation because we only add top coins and potential coins in our portfolio.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Shallow on September 27, 2021, 10:23:16 PM
According to your post, it is being mined since 2017 and from coinmarketcap, it has been trading with an appreciable trading volume, thus can be classified as low cap coin in my own opinion. However, I would say, before going forward to invest, make sure you understand what you are getting into as this space is unpredictable, although it's good you are considering long term but also make sure you are doing so with funds you can afford.
Another point is, what is the assurance it will grow, when there are top privacy coins already which will overshadow it. Therefore, if you still want to invest after your due diligence, then go ahead but use your spare funds, and also wait for a good entry price.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: watergold on September 27, 2021, 10:58:16 PM
when I saw the title of the thread that you made I felt interested in it and maybe I would argue that as long as it is profitable according to your analysis and research, why not buy the coin.

but after reading the whole content of the thread that you made I can conclude one thing, compared to you wanting to buy a coin I feel you are like a promotion for that coin :)
I don't know which direction you want, but if you feel confident with the coin, why not just buy it. but maybe I still don't intend to buy it even if you do it while promoting :)


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Questat on September 27, 2021, 11:13:46 PM
From what is in the OP, the user isn't seeking advice or anything close to that. They're actually shilling a particular token and hiding under the guise of interrogation.
That is obviously to see. It is a sort of market promotion, well, that sounded he pushes their project to get attention and in hypes but I'm not sure how it attracts investors.

Quote
If it were a genuine question seeking suggestion I would say; yes, investment in cheap but promising coins is the way to go. Just make sure any coin you pick has a use-case and committed team. Those are what truly matter.
None of the promising coins will value that low, as the demand increase, the price will also to increase. That coin that OP is shilling is something we need to be careful of, I'm in doubt of its potentiality. Maybe I was too negative but that is much better to be sure of than to regret later.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: matchi2011 on September 28, 2021, 01:06:42 AM
According to your post, it is being mined since 2017 and from coinmarketcap, it has been trading with an appreciable trading volume, thus can be classified as low cap coin in my own opinion. However, I would say, before going forward to invest, make sure you understand what you are getting into as this space is unpredictable, although it's good you are considering long term but also make sure you are doing so with funds you can afford.
Another point is, what is the assurance it will grow, when there are top privacy coins already which will overshadow it. Therefore, if you still want to invest after your due diligence, then go ahead but use your spare funds, and also wait for a good entry price.

What is important is you do your DYOR and if you are convinced that you still have good potential to earn from this project moving forward is okay, better to use amount that you are willing to let go or amount that's okay with you to spare more time, there are chance that the cycle will turned against you make sure not to fall, it will lead you to lose your money if you got shaken and you panic selling your assets.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: kanayaTabitha on September 28, 2021, 01:34:05 AM
when I saw the title of the thread that you made I felt interested in it and maybe I would argue that as long as it is profitable according to your analysis and research, why not buy the coin.

but after reading the whole content of the thread that you made I can conclude one thing, compared to you wanting to buy a coin I feel you are like a promotion for that coin :)
I don't know which direction you want, but if you feel confident with the coin, why not just buy it. but maybe I still don't intend to buy it even if you do it while promoting :)

The title is soemthing that many people want to know right now, which very good for baiting people to click on the thread  :D
The OP has a good strategy to make people see his promoted coins but the content of the thread is not interesting enought to make people invest.
i'm sure it's promotion because the user is freshly new and the name of the user is also refer to the coin's name, so i think it's a promotion strategy to make the traffic to the project website.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: FinneysTrueVision on September 28, 2021, 02:10:39 AM
What exactly makes Zero Coin promising. It is so cheap because nobody has ever heard of it or doesn't want it. If it's been around for so many years and still hasn't achieved any adoption then I doubt that this will be it's big year. It could always see a random pump because of such low liquidity but as far as long term potential then it is best to look elsewhere.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: adibi12 on September 28, 2021, 06:26:12 AM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

not so sure, because to choose a good token there will be a lot of considerations, those who already understand will certainly not waste their funds on coins that are not so influential, based on info from coinmarketcap.com your coin is at rank 1483, of course that rank will be doubted by everyone.

2 years is certainly a long time, other tokens continue to innovate this year so that they can compete in the crypto world, if you want to promote Zero coins in this forum, of course you have to provide convincing information.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Wong Gendheng on September 28, 2021, 07:35:37 AM
I think it's good, since 2017 I like to invest on cheap promising coins, you can say 70% I can profit, the opportunity to skyrocket up to 100x is easier to get cheap coins than expensive coins. and these few days I bought 3 cheap coins namely GOMA, Terra KRW and Permission Coin.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: bakasabo on September 28, 2021, 07:59:30 AM
I think it's good, since 2017 I like to invest on cheap promising coins, you can say 70% I can profit, the opportunity to skyrocket up to 100x is easier to get cheap coins than expensive coins. and these few days I bought 3 cheap coins namely GOMA, Terra KRW and Permission Coin.

What were you guided by when you have chosen to buy Goma? You saw their price went up multiple times and decided to grab these tokens?
I think that Goma price just was just a temporary "pump&dump" strategy. This projects does not have or promise anything new or extraordinary.

There is also a scam accusation against Goma (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5360978.0). If you go through this topic, you would notice that Goma is rather weak at planning and marketing. If they have issues in such basics, then I doubt they will reach success someday.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Sweetbtc on September 28, 2021, 08:20:24 AM
I am not agree. We cannot say any coin will give us hood results in future because one crash can dump it hard. We should look for trend and buy coin with trend. At this time gaming coins looking to boom. So we should invest our money here instead of waiting for long term.
In crypto our mission is to make money. So we should take care of coin but look for trend and make money.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Ararbermas on September 28, 2021, 09:01:36 AM
Of course, but make sure that they're not for hype only like what always happen to meme coins because you know nowadays there's a bunch of new emerging projects that making good results at first but they don't last and suddenly stuck up in the certain value. So be careful when choosing a projects especially if you're looking for long run.. Must pick those known and has good feedback to assure everything will be fine, visit CMC instead because for sure you can obtain more information about the project through that site.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: marine4u on September 28, 2021, 09:23:45 AM
I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.
The mass of shitcoins out there is a goal to enrich at least those who are greedy deep into it. I'm not sure how much potential Zero coin has but I wouldn't be greedy to play those useless 100x - 1000x stimulant lotteries. Make sure you have your DYOR and are ready to go with it.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Sir Legend on September 28, 2021, 10:08:23 AM
I often buy cheap coins for under 1 cent, even with $10 I can get up to 100k coins/token, I think it's like gambling, some are successful so I can profit 100x and many die because removed from exchanges, I think cheap coins are only suitable for short term investment, and focus on the top 100 rating is a safer thing.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: bakasabo on September 28, 2021, 10:21:05 AM
I often buy cheap coins for under 1 cent, even with $10 I can get up to 100k coins/token, I think it's like gambling, some are successful so I can profit 100x and many die because removed from exchanges, I think cheap coins are only suitable for short term investment, and focus on the top 100 rating is a safer thing.

What is your experienced from this "gambling" or investing? Were you lucky to buy an altcoin which later gave 20-100x at least?

Such kind of investment I see as an investment, where you simply dont lose a lot, but with much lower chances of success.
Also I believe that it is quite impossible to invest in such coins, because if the project is really promising, then huge investors completely finance them and there is no chance to buy coins cheap. "Whales" just buy everything with one transaction and that is it.

I can answer only one thing - it is good to invest, but hard to get in in a promising project that offers cheap altcoins.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: DanWalker on September 28, 2021, 10:32:39 AM
For me, I only invest in known or rated coins, for security reasons this coin is only used for mining, you can never know the future of the coin What profit will it bring? Buying this coin is like you are fomo contributing to a scam project. I will not participate in a project that has no purpose and I am a longtime investor myself I will not easily invest in a project with no future prospects as you recommend.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: BD Crypto on September 28, 2021, 12:04:57 PM
For me, I only invest in known or rated coins, for security reasons this coin is only used for mining, you can never know the future of the coin What profit will it bring? Buying this coin is like you are fomo contributing to a scam project. I will not participate in a project that has no purpose and I am a longtime investor myself I will not easily invest in a project with no future prospects as you recommend.

Actually I follow the same like you.Because In past I invested some funds in newly launched projects.But in 90% cases my funds had been wasted.
Investing in Shitcoins doesn't make any scene.
That's why now I just try to find good project and time to invest with analysis.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: cryptobrzy on September 28, 2021, 12:31:36 PM
You said promising coin and you are thinking of this coin? Really the team dont even update their website and i think the alt happened around three years ago… we have to be responsible in how we spend money.. make more research and you would see other more worthy projects to invest in…. If you invested the same amount in bitcoin you would actually be way more richer now


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: TheGreatPython on September 28, 2021, 05:10:24 PM
I am not agree. We cannot say any coin will give us hood results in future because one crash can dump it hard. We should look for trend and buy coin with trend. At this time gaming coins looking to boom. So we should invest our money here instead of waiting for long term.
In crypto our mission is to make money. So we should take care of coin but look for trend and make money.
It depends on what kind of investment you want to make, is it going to be a long term investment or short term? If your plan is to go for a long term investment, now wouldn’t be a bad time to start investing, since the market has already reached and all time high price and dropped back. so if you're investing now you're possibly investing in the lowest price that we might be seeing this year.

So, for the long term investment you can start now to hold the assets you think are the best for you. If what you’re going for a short term investment, then I wouldn’t know the answer to give you on that since the market fluctuates every minute and you don't know where it might be heading to next.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Rana590 on September 29, 2021, 04:06:38 PM
Something I love is passive income. Divi offers me the opportunity to obtain a considerable ROI and very easy to install with one click ... their profit margin is approximately 18 to 22%
You're mentioning about passive income but what about the reality on your divi project? I'm seeing that all the post in your profile are divi project based. Yeah, you are trying to highlight the divi project but in some times, it shouldn't influence in every condition. Try to improve your project, you'll be able to get organic investors.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Abiky on September 29, 2021, 04:20:10 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

Technically speaking, ZERO is quite a promising project. But we should keep in mind that it's not about which attractive features a blockchain network provides. Instead, it's all about how actively developed and adopted a cryptocurrency is for it to become a widespread success. Not every cheap coin is meant to be a good long-term investment. You should do your own research about the project's team, what's backing it, and how actively developed and maintained it is. Only then you can decide whenever to buy and "hodl" long term or simply look for another alternative. There's strong competition on the crypto/Blockchain space, so it's hard to tell whenever ZERO will become a success or a failed experiment in the future. I'd stick with the good-old coins (mainly Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin) just to be safe. Just my opinion :)


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: Cryptosimar on September 29, 2021, 04:29:31 PM
I think it relies upon what sort of coin/token it is. since I was putting together my judgment with respect to coin/token use-case, capacities, and in general turns of events, Just attempt to look on a stage like CMC, CoinGecko, and different locales we can discover a great deal of modest coins/tokens in the market that have an enormous potential. so I think base on the OP title I trust it's great to put resources into a modest value coin/token in the market as long as it has a genuine use case and promising advancement procedure.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: budi12 on September 29, 2021, 07:22:54 PM
You shouldn't waste time investing in coins that don't have the potential to grow. Stop wasting your time. This coin is not even worth looking at. Some people above I have mentioned reason enough but you should learn from CMC or at least take some privacy coin as an example. Try to look at the all-time graph of the coin and you will see if the privacy coin is nearly dead. Privacy coins can't go against the government. There is no room for privacy coins to grow.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: superman184 on September 29, 2021, 07:46:41 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?
Yes, it is good but it depend on the development they have for the coins, cheap price value in the market under by BSC platform but its volume daily is not that bad actually. And there is a good development happening for their coins.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: South Park on September 29, 2021, 07:57:26 PM
when I saw the title of the thread that you made I felt interested in it and maybe I would argue that as long as it is profitable according to your analysis and research, why not buy the coin.

but after reading the whole content of the thread that you made I can conclude one thing, compared to you wanting to buy a coin I feel you are like a promotion for that coin :)
I don't know which direction you want, but if you feel confident with the coin, why not just buy it. but maybe I still don't intend to buy it even if you do it while promoting :)
This is why we must always do our due diligence, in a perfect world we could read the reviews of other users about the coins they are interested and draw conclusions from that, but we must remember that many people also have an agenda and since pumping coins is a thing in this market then we need to always be on our guard as there is a big chance that what we are reading is not a legitimate review but nothing else but an attempt to promote a coin.


Title: Re: Is it good to invest on cheap promising coins?
Post by: nicolas1979 on September 29, 2021, 09:28:26 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about to invest in Zero coin.

it's being mined since 2017.
supply is ~10m of total 17m.
it's a privacy coin, still cheap, and has zero transaction fees.

official site :
https://zero.directory (https://zero.directory)

explorer :
https://zerochain.info (https://zerochain.info)

marketcap :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/ (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zero/)
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/zero)

Anyone can advice if this could be good investment for the next 2 years ?

Yes. This coin is worth the long term investment. Apart from the current low price, the total supply is also very low, so the opportunity for a bull run is still very likely to occur. But unfortunately this coin is only listed on four exchanges, so it doesn't have much impact on price changes. Developers need to find solutions in terms of exchanges. Maybe if it was listed on the Binance exchange, it wouldn't take long for the Zero coin to hit the price of $1.