How can I measure the hype of a project?

[inillo]

Does anyone know any tool or set of tools that could allow me to evaluate how much hype is a project achieving across different social platforms and media? I would be looking for something easy, automated and not too expensive.

[mirofame]

ICORating is a great site for that. They have a meter bar that shows the hype and the risk associated with an ICO.

[crypto.cr]

You may try ico market app to measure market hype .. its easy to use and user friendly

[mirofame]

Diving deep in tech documents and understanding the fundamentals. This is the only way. And by not wasting your time in such topics. You won't find it in such threads, because people that find such coins are too busy to write in the Speculation sub.

[ployfit]

Does anyone know any tool or set of tools that could allow me to evaluate how much hype is a project achieving across different social platforms and media? I would be looking for something easy, automated and not too expensive.

You can go to markets tab from coinmarketcap and you can check daily trade volume of that coin. If the trade volume is low, but the price rate is upwards dramatically, you can think it may be a hype.

[francojon]

Diving deep in tech documents and understanding the fundamentals. This is the only way. And by not wasting your time in such topics. You won't find it in such threads, because people that find such coins are too busy to write in the Speculation sub.

I think you are missing a very important point in the value of cryptos, that is, the rate of adoption is very relevant to their value as it creates a network effect. Hype helps adoption and increases objectively the value.

[bribed]

ICORating is a great site for that. They have a meter bar that shows the hype and the risk associated with an ICO.

Oh thats really nice, I didnt know that before. As the hype around a project is reflecting the interest and therefore the likelyness of its value going up after hitting the exchange, this is a great feature. Thanks for pointing that out.
So far I always evaluated the hype around a project from following the telegram channels and the Announcement thread here on the forum.

[bamb]

Diving deep in tech documents and understanding the fundamentals. This is the only way. And by not wasting your time in such topics. You won't find it in such threads, because people that find such coins are too busy to write in the Speculation sub.

Exactly! I have discovered many quality coin/token under the radar that has gone 1000 times. I do not remember posting this event on btt or twitter or any speculation sub like you called it! When I  see people offering training on what anybody can learn, I know immediately such people are poor. If you are making money you won't have time to train anybody!

[cryptogeek101]

Does anyone know any tool or set of tools that could allow me to evaluate how much hype is a project achieving across different social platforms and media? I would be looking for something easy, automated and not too expensive.

You can go to markets tab from coinmarketcap and you can check daily trade volume of that coin. If the trade volume is low, but the price rate is upwards dramatically, you can think it may be a hype.

I think your suggestion is quite correct. The strength of any given price movement is measured basically by the volume.  A 50% rise in altcoin price may not be quite relevant at all if it occurs with a little volume. For example suppose that the price of an altcoin jumps 5% in one trading day after being in a long term downtrend, is not a direct indication of a reversal of the long trend. All depends on whether there's a substantial amount of volume behind the move. If the volume was below average,there is a likelihood that the price movement was a fluke and the downtrend will likely continue. On the other hand if the altcoin volume was significantly higher than average then it could be the start of a reversal. Also in addition to single day moves,the trend in volume of trading of altcoins over time can be related to price trends to determine if an altcoin is gaining or losing momentum. For example an altcoin that has being trending higher with a declining volume means it's losing momentum and you may be on the lookout for a reversal and perhaps reduce or sell your position in preparation.

[francojon]

Diving deep in tech documents and understanding the fundamentals. This is the only way. And by not wasting your time in such topics. You won't find it in such threads, because people that find such coins are too busy to write in the Speculation sub.

Exactly! I have discovered many quality coin/token under the radar that has gone 1000 times. I do not remember posting this event on btt or twitter or any speculation sub like you called it! When I  see people offering training on what anybody can learn, I know immediately such people are poor. If you are making money you won't have time to train anybody!

I have to agree with your later point, it is not only that you don´t have time to train others, it is also that you have no particular reason to train anyone on a zero sum game LOL

[liangweicha]

It's easy, you just need to look at the update rate of the project code to see if they're over The hype.

[max6575]

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[ALWASA]

It's easy, you just need to look at the update rate of the project code to see if they're over The hype.

I think thats a good point of everything jist to see any updates whatever it is because by updating that would be the time that you can actually check the easy measure of cjecking the hype.

[gin113]

google seraches are a good indicator and members in chat groups such as telegram

[deepcryptomine]

As the other user suggested I use icorating as well to find out hype around the project. Generally I do that to make sure that ICO will most likely be successful (not always though).  Mostly I look at the hype for bounty or short term trade.

[Maveth13]

I don't think such software exist. But there are sites that already evaluates different aspects of a project, and that includes the hypescore.  Icorating and Icobench are one of those, though I don't know their algorithm for thay but I assume it's based on social media and news articles.

[RNGfight]

You can learn some information from some of the websites that objectively assess the ICO project, such as ICORating. you can also see how fast the code is being updated, and finally see if they're over-marketing.

[Hannibalis]

You can know if a project is well hyped by searching it in google or other search engines. Or you simply search it in websites rating past and coming ICOs.
https://iconow.net/top-10-ico-listing/

[pey]

Lol there is no such tool but twitter might be good indicator related to hype. I think most new coins are in hype even though the project is good.

[inillo]

Lol there is no such tool but twitter might be good indicator related to hype. I think most new coins are in hype even though the project is good.

Oh, I understand that there is not a "hype" unit in the International System nor anything like that. I am just looking for some indication that can help me compare different projects.