Hype or fundamental or technical analysis? what is more important in crypto?

[Rampagoe004]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

Seeing the crypto market which is always fluctuating all the time, you have to learn more about things that are often forgotten in the basic part, as the main fundamentals. There is nothing better than focusing on the first goal, which is to find out for yourself. Many hype coin coins will become a fundamental sensation in hunting for a successful coin. There are many scams spread without a strong analytical basis. It is very interesting to invest in pump and dump meme coins in the near future when we have basic knowledge. creating an opportunity in that hype to make a profit once the market stabilizes again.

[Mahanton]

We cannot ignore anything related to the market or a coin, if we miss one, it will not maximize our analysis. Fundamentals and hype are actually the same thing, so they are inseparable parts because they come from news, while technical analysis is directly in the market from price movements and we can use the available indicators. That is why we must understand the whole thing about what we are going to do and we must all agree that we must learn first to understand all of these things, at least the basics. After that, while walking we can continue to update our knowledge and we can also learn from the experiences we have gone through.

Yes, it is really just the same if we do speak about fundamentals or hype yet its always that pertains about news on which we know that it could give out that huge impact towards a coin/tokens value
specially on meme coins that it is really just that made out for meme or simply some joke coin that devs that continually on making. One of the main risks of a certain individual for them to be able to experience
is that on the time that they will really be dealing up with meme coins. On the liking that you do really want for yourself to become that profitable or become rich with it then you do make out that all in
kind of investing or buying. We do know that there would really be only two possible movement on which going up or down depending or basing up on the hype. On the time or moment that the hype is absent or gone or
nothing existent then the project wont really be going nowhere.

This is why its really that important that you should really know on how to have that kind of approach whether you would really be taking up the risk or not. People will really be
finding to be that sometimes be that too desperate when it comes to this manner because they do really want or like on becoming rich and this is why they do become
that become too impulsive and desperate on which this is something which isnt recommended.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

Hype and fundamental also matter but we cant compare utility token to memes. These meme are bound by hype and does not embody much more useful utility at all. When theres a meme with a good community or supporters I guess that can sustain a potential green or bullish move on that project. Its all about support and hype with the community. You can noticed that when everyone is talking about it.

[lixer]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

It all depends on what you are trying to achieve. Suppose you are a person who is looking to make a quick entry and a quick exit with as much profit as possible. In that case, you should probably go with projects that are overhyped which means they will have a higher possibility of pumping quickly followed by a quick dump after everyone sells their coins or tokens. This sort of trade would require you to be fast and knowledgeable about when to enter and when to exit the market.

If you are more into quality and you don't care whether a project takes more time to grow and nurture, you should do more research and make sure you are investing in projects with good fundamentals and a roadmap that can make it gain value over time. This area might not be as visible as meme coins since they are overhyped these days, it's way safer and better since it contains fewer risks.

[Ndabagi01]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

I think all of them are important depending on the project you’re looking at. Some projects strength’s before you can invest in them are based on their fundamental and technical analysis which is mostly the case of many projects that have long time prospects. Hype are mostly for projects that don’t last long but while some do last long, the hype can also help in the big investment in the project to last in the future. Depending on the complexity of the projects, you should know what befits it most and what you should look into before investing in them.

[mindrust]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

Both are important. I usually use both but the fundamentals are way more important imo. If the fundamentals do suck, there is no need to do any technical analysis on the asset. If the fundamentals are OK, then I check the TA. If both TA and FA say "buy" then I listen to my gut feeling. If somehow I like the asset I will probably buy some. If either of TA or FA is crap, I usually ignore that asset. Identifying good buys require experience and knowledge. You know what they say about experience, it is the sum of your failures.

[Silberman]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

What solid projects have been released recently? Since I am not really aware of a single one hitting the markets during the past months, with that out of the way, this makes fundamental analysis almost useless as you can only use it with a handful of coins, however following the hype generated by a coin is not really a good strategy either, and that is because you are following the lead of others instead of anticipating the hype, but with the thousands of projects released each year this is impossible to do too, then the only reliable way to make money in this market out of those three options is with the use of TA.

[Hamza2424]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

Well buddy it is very easy to check if the coin is already on the chart with a new ATH and still outperforming the market but the volume is getting lower this indicates that the coin is potentially in its late stage of hype, there some other things to note as well but you can identify by the volume in a few glances. Hype and fundamental both are important in crypto in parallel to perform. I've seen many projects fundamentally and statically with tokenomics super strong but not performing well why? becasue there is no strong marketing behind them like currently DOT, ADA and some other projects.

Hype brings volume which is the core factor for the performance and when it brings volume if the coin is fundamentally strong the Long-term investors take entry and support the project as the backbone, Just hype will bring a temporary boost in the other end. We can into further detailed information if needed to discuss it I'll be looking for your reply.

[Sabuj_pal]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project.

That "popularity" is just due to hype, speculation and FOMO.

When trading memecoins, it's more of a gamble because it hard to know if the token will just dump or get rugged by the devs any second. Yes, sometimes a few people get lucky, but a majority make loses.

Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

Hype is just temporary. If you decide to trade basing on hype, then you shouldn't be so greedy and always exit the market when the hype is still there. Do not wait for the "last" stage.

yeah! i got it! Hype is just temporary!! Thanks.

[shield132]

Recently we can see that meme coins which have no fundamental or usecase are gaining popularity over solid project. Now i have a question- what is most important in crypto? hype or fundamental? And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

I invest in fundamentals because I know that there is a valid reason for my investment to grow. Meme coins are shockingly popular and profitable but it's pure gambling. Buying a meme coin and gaining a huge profit is similar to playing slots with the aim of winning the jackpot. Yes, it's possible to win the jackpot in slots but it's very rare, and so are the meme coins, it's very rare to buy a coin that will rise a thousand times.

[tvplus006]

...And how can I identify that hype of any project is at it's last stage?

You will only be able to find out if you can get information directly from the project team. It depends on their decision at what price and when they decide to sell meme coin belonging to them, which will entail a dump.

[Wexnident]

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Marketing lol. A lot of people in the scene just get fooled by most of the marketing stunts by the projects. Either it's by hiring big names (more on streamers really) as their advertisers and/or tying their project to an existing aspect of the internet that's REALLY famous. It's basically free marketing for that part really, and includes them trying to spread the name making people "think" that it's a legitimate one.

As for identifying projects, there's nothing really solid about it unless you're part of the team. You're almost always going to end up with assumptions over assumptions. Most people just inevitably look at the project and check its state, check the economy, and make their own judgments. As for how to know which info leads to it being final or not, it usually varies from person to person since there's no set formula for an answer.