So low market cap is better for investment?

[JNiks_ZLisa]

Even though low market cap = higher price, it doesn't mean it's going to be success when hit exchanges. Yet most big altcoin prices isn't a fan of trader, it would not be traded in exchanges regularly about how big the prices are.

Stuped people normaly dont have money.

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[tk808]

This:

Looks legit.

Summary of digital currencies.

I will use this image eventually, somewhere, it's perfect

[andrei56]

No, not really!

low market cap also shows that particular altcoin has nothing to offer and nobody cares about it. in other words there is no demand hence low price and as a result low market cap.

the picture you posted is also 100% irrelevant.

It depends on what people mean by low market cap, does someone means sub 1 million coins? Or sub 10 million coins? Because the coins that have a market cap between 10 million and 1 million are the perfect coins if you are thinking of making a lot of money by holding, they can grow up a lot and give you great earnings and yet they have raised enough money to try to make their project a reality.

[tarlok01]

It is not good to make investmet in low market cap altcoins as it is to much riscy. you can get huge for uge get use loses.

[StockBet.com]

"Show greed when others show fear.  Show fear when others show greed."

--  Warren Buffett

[Lampaster]

All projects initially have lower market capitalization. They always have more chances to increase your capital than those companies which have a high degree of capitalization. That's why startups are so attractive for investors. It's like a car start. When he starts from the place it quickly picks up speed, but then it is more difficult to do, after reaching the maximum at all possible.

[Zukii]

I think in this day and age it has changed some what... Back when altcoins first started exploding at the end of 2013, you could invest in pretty much any new coin and make a quick buck.

Now there are so many different ideas out there, different coins that all actually have potential, that it's difficult to choose which ones to invest in. There are many coins with good ideas, now it's really important to check the credentials of the team and make sure the idea behind the coin is sound, that they have an achievement roadmap etc.
Don't buy acoin just because it's 400th+ on coinmarketcap and could increase... does it have good technology behind it? Who's driving the development? etc

If I were to invest in any at the moment they'd be ones that have been around a while and are at least top 100 market cap. Buying/selling low volume coins is also a complete hassle. Even if it goes up 100x it doesn't matter if no one is buying!

[coingrow]

So Market Cap only takes into account the total no of coins in circulation multiplied by its last price that it was traded at. This last price can be easily manipulated by the market maker. When investing in a coin I look into total supply of the coin vs the supply of the coin that is in circulation. There are a few projects which have locked down 50% or even more supply for few years and limited their market circulation price. Be cautious.

[JNiks_ZLisa]

Why SYSCOIN not growing? It literaly Amazon of low price!

[Cryptoraptor]

It's really a case by case basis.  As others have said high risk and high reward.  One way to do it is to spread your investment around so it's not all in one basket.

[mico]

It's really a case by case basis.  As others have said high risk and high reward.  One way to do it is to spread your investment around so it's not all in one basket.

this is not true for crypto market. Let say you invest in DGB, STR, XRP, SYS... on June now your fund is arround 30%. Sometime choose right coin is better.

[w5pn73]

It's really a case by case basis.  As others have said high risk and high reward.  One way to do it is to spread your investment around so it's not all in one basket.

this is not true for crypto market. Let say you invest in DGB, STR, XRP, SYS... on June now your fund is arround 30%. Sometime choose right coin is better.

I'd say the majority of projects aren't worth holding for the long term.
Unless they have huge communities or great technology.

[Matic]

if you do not want risk just buy btc or eth and you can expect good returns. better then any other market anyhow. but if you invest into small cap coins that have good potential you could earn an insane amount of money.

[Emperor of Man]

Not always. Only when you are sure that the team behind a project will deliver and they are not leaving it behind.

Sometimes low marketcap means that the team ain't sure they can collect more. Sometimes it means they are not greedy and want to give people some candy too. You must be able to tell the difference. 

[concept2]

I think that it is a good time to invest your money either in bitcoin or altcoins right now since the marketcap is quite low. I am not a good trader so that I can not tell you whether the price of everything will decrease again in the next few years. You can make your own analysis to calculate and consider whether bitcoin will drop again or not

[100degrees]

It can be, much more room to run, its funny when people talk about low cap crypto as risky. Its all risky, the reality is even BTC has a ton of risk. I would argue that you should pick what you think are the best projects via your research. Low Cap, High Cap, everything has a ton of room to run


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[DanWagner]

I think it is , and it isn't as risky as people say , but there is alot of room to grow.
I don't see why a higher marketcap is less risky.

[StockBet.com]

I think it is , and it isn't as risky as people say , but there is alot of room to grow.
I don't see why a higher marketcap is less risky.

It depends on the market cap relative to the fundamental value.  This can be somewhat determined with stocks, but it is difficult with cryptos.

In stocks, it is risky when the stock is over-priced (market cap is higher than fundamental value) and less risky when under-priced (market cap is lower than fundamental value).

It's extremely difficult to know if a crypto is over priced or under priced.

 

[xbiv2]

I think it is , and it isn't as risky as people say , but there is alot of room to grow.
I don't see why a higher marketcap is less risky.

It depends on the market cap relative to the fundamental value.  This can be somewhat determined with stocks, but it is difficult with cryptos.

In stocks, it is risky when the stock is over-priced (market cap is higher than fundamental value) and less risky when under-priced (market cap is lower than fundamental value).

It's extremely difficult to know if a crypto is over priced or under priced.

 

Nowadays all stocks huge overpriced.

[Anita1873]

That is not correct in my opinion. There are many pros and cons of low market cap altcoins as if they spike up suddenly, you get huge profit, but they suddenly nosedive, you got huge losses. Low market cap means no demand of coin, so low price and low market cap.