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Just checkout wpr, it is an energy project and their platform is launching on 30th April, i think it will give big moves around that date, so get in while you can.
i dont think a new coin an make x100 in this martket after that time.
it was january that investores are hopely for that.
New coins can make 100x easily. This is not a rocket science. This is very possible when we consider all the facts. We can count dozens of new coins or tokes that made this much great price increasings.
"New coins can make 100x easily. This is not a rocket science. This is very possible when we consider all the facts. We can count dozens of new coins or tokes that made this much great price increasings." Based on historical facts I agree with you but many of us - more broadly speaking many crypto-investors in general - do not realize that traded volumes and depth of order books play a SIGNIFICANT role in many of these crazy price spikes.
What's the point if you buy for $2,500 of a XYZ token, that it rises 100 times, but that the daily traded volume is $10,000.... Actually, if you wanna sell all your tokens (i.e. worth $250,000 in this fictif 100X case), you'll crash the price instantly and actually could even loose money. (Not mentioning that if you buy for $2,500 of a $10,000 daily traded volume token, you'll actually may be the one that drives the 100x move...)
My 50 cent contribution here is just to point out the fact that "true"/"genuine" 100x's tokens/coins, buyable or sellable in a decent size without pumping or crashing the order book are VERY scarce... To me the liquidity issue of a token/coin is almost never pointed out but instead we are shilled and "fomo-ed" with the crazy returns...
That being said, I'm also looking/hoping for the next "genuine" 100x token and I enjoy investigating all the coins presented here ;-)
Peace to all and hope we'll meet one day on the Moon or, let's dream a bit further, on Mars ;-)
- and I have some questions concerning the following part of the document: "The modum.io solution is offered in an easy “pay-per-shipment” model. It has been shown in the market studies and pilots that customers would pay up to 10 USD per shipment."
