So low market cap is better for investment?

[mercer007]

Low marketcap is good for investment because the project will have more potential to grow. It can go 4x-5x easily.

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[cryptothinker]

From a fundamentalist point of view, what really matters is the technology and potential for adoption. But from a technical perspective, the marketcap can say a lot about the potential and risks of certain investment, because it's statistically proven that coins with low marketcap are those who give the highest returns. In the other hand, the risks are much higher too.

[QueenOfCrypto]

There is no rule, there are only specific cases. To make a good investment you have to find a coin which is undervalued comparing to its supposed higher value. Big or little capitalisation is a relative concept.

[michellee]

I think it is not just because of the low market cap or the high market cap is better for investment because sometimes if the coin has high market cap can give us a good result. the best we can do is research for every coin or at least we can search or scan top ten, top twenty or even top fifty to find the coins. and after this, we can decide which coin that will we use as our investment but sometimes if we don't research deeply, we can make a mistake and we cannot make a big profit in the future.

[cryptobobo]

Low marketcap means the coin will be easily manipulated by the whales.

[Acguy]

Yes but that also means it is more risky and volatile.

[coin-continuum]

It could also mean a cheap point of entry for many, and a chance to increase on investment for the rest. If all do due to sheer market mechanism it would regain growth.

[cryptobobo]

Low marketcap means the coin will be easily manipulated by the whales.

Agreed the lower the cap the more volatile it will be.

[Hopeman1]

That's hard to say. Generally speaking, low market value means that everyone is not optimistic about the currency, but there may be some potential projects that will go up after a while.

[cryptomema]

Low marketcap easy manipulations of whales,but higher chance of gains if you invested in because the price would be lower than the high caps.

[Casdinyard]

There is no rule, there are only specific cases. To make a good investment you have to find a coin which is undervalued comparing to its supposed higher value. Big or little capitalisation is a relative concept.

I agree. Find an undervalued coin but a promising one, well yeah it's quite hard to look for a promising one but you should also consider its supply, if it have a finite supply then it might be pump when it ripens but having a infinite supply it's hard to tell whether it'll be boom.

[cryptospear]

I dont usually invest in low cap coins because they are more prone to the whales manipulations.

[panjay]

Not really,
Low market cap means no one interested enough of that coins.
Take a look at XVG 1 years ago, low market cap with single digit satosi per coins. who knows maybe if you invest in this coin 1 years back it can give you 900x return?
No one knows this, like many already mention, low caps means more risk but more risk= more reward.

[k06a]

Just discovered two nice low cap projects you maybe interested in: VOT and AERM
Both are in active development and have really low capitalization.

[popolite11]

I don’t know what kind of impact the huge capitalization has for rates of growth but I am confident that more capitalization means that a number of people believe this currency and it is more stable.

[narukami]

I think not because low cap means nobody cares for it and if you are rich with that coin it is better to have tokens with have high cap like bitcoin a single one of it can beat easily those low cap tokens

[gustaf.berg]

Actually everyone know that invest in low market cap coins is high risk task, and we always say high risk high return.
For me, I always do that gamble with maximum 4% of my portfolio. And honestly to say, I lost money in most of that gambling, and the thing is low market cap means no one want to buy when you try to sell.

By reading other people's comments, it seems like things need to be clarified. First of all you should always choose high market caps because low ones easily can be manupulated. Second one is high cap doesn't mean that price will increase.

[cryptosifu]

Don't count out low cap cryptos but be selective and do your research before investing.  Many of these low cap cryptos can bring in high fortunes. 

[ac2eugenio]

Yes in the sense that its very cheap and when it skyrockets you will gain more than you can earn in investing in the highcap coins.

[DLXS]

Not really,
Low market cap means no one interested enough of that coins.
Take a look at XVG 1 years ago, low market cap with single digit satosi per coins. who knows maybe if you invest in this coin 1 years back it can give you 900x return?
No one knows this, like many already mention, low caps means more risk but more risk= more reward.

That's not true. Many new projects are born and that's the reason they have low market cap. You can't expect a new -or even a not so new- project to start with a high cap. It doesn't make sense. If there's no product, cap should be small.

Alright, some coins are not following the above statement but that's an irrational market which is far from the mean, but everything falls into place with time.