How To Choose Good Investments - Feedback appreciated

[Esscay]

Hi guys,

I'm a writer who is basically one step up from being a newbie in crypto. Had some great wins and annoying losses and I want to share what I've learned to the next generation of newbies.

I'd appreciate your feedback if you feel there is anything I could add to this article, and if you have any ideas of other articles you think would be helpful - I'd love to hear them.

https://blog.enjincoin.io/how-to-choose-good-cryptocurrency-investments-fb1e47811938

Please be constructive in your criticism, my intention is to boost the community in a healthy way.

[beggo]

Look at coins on Coin Market Cap that have low circulating supply and low market cap. Next, research them and their tech. Third, decide if you like the project and the team and if you think that they will make an impact with their project. If you answer yes, then invest. If anything you answer no, then just move on. I like to get on Twitter and look at new coins that come out and also watch some YouTube videos where they discuss coins. I always do my own research, most importantly.

[Esscay]

Thanks, I definitely need to get more active on twitter

[cryptohunter]

It's very simple there are perhaps 20 in total real projects here the rest are either scams or dreamer and talk bullshiters. They have actually bullshitted themselves so much they can achieve such nobel prize worthy feats it is actually not even a scam in their minds.

I started a project or challenge to find real projects after 4000 views we had about 8 listed.

[Marine8]

Mostly,the website of the project says a lot of things you need to know.Looking at the team alone can give you the feeling and impression of how good the project will be.More over,information about their partners,pre-sale and their advisors also play a major role.