How do you research if the coin is a good investment?

[Zyborg]

This is very interesting you can collect all the information from internet,watch youtube videos,study different articles,read whitepaper,examine market of that coin for about 10 days,in this way you would be able to guess whatever you got about this coins is feasible in market or not.When you are completely satisfied about that product performance then you should choose that one for investment.Also notice that project of that product/coin is for long term or short term or extendable,then you can analyze for short or long term investment.For example Altcoins like NEO,ADA,IOTA are good for short as well as long term investment.

[derigop]

First check if that coin will get hit by the consumers so you will be assured that your investment will gain profit. Second you do the research on what you said. Researching the POW and POS will be smart idea in investing a coin.

[sakokinak]

How do you do your own research if the coin is a good investment?

For me, I always look on the purpose of the project, the team behind it, what exchanges is it available on etc. And one of the important thing for me is the total supply of the coin.
I also research if the coin is Proof of Work (POW), Proof of Stake (POS), Pre-mined or other.

I do not particularly see the technology on which the blockchain of the currency is built. Especially I do not trust the new technologies. For me a good currency it is a currency that has already proven itself on the market.

[DarkTaiga]

Yup. I will check the community, the support and the staff. No one want invest money in the project whose staff are irresponsible. Nowadays, there are a lot of projects (ICO,......). It's difficult to find a trusted project  

[serkhio]

The first is the reputation of the team. I means the true team but not the fake clarity. The second is the media group, watch the meaningful post but not the number of the group( the number of people of telegram group is not believable as there are always many bots for the bounty)

[ChinkyEyes]

I look at the purpose of the project. Will it have an actual usage or is it jumping on the crypto hype train? This is a question I always ask myself.
Furthermore I look at the community, what kind of people are active and in what way do they influence others. Of course it's important to checkout of if the team behind the project is solid. If it's an ICO I look at how they are planning to spend the raised funds and on what. Total supply and price per token is important as well. Before the Facebook crypto ban, I used to look at how their ads were targeting me, so I could analyze their marketing strategy.

[Betwrong]

To me all the ICO projects look very promising if I read their whitepaper or visit their website. That's why I try to consider other things, like do the big companies listed on the site really support the project, do the "developers" know about their involment, what reputable news agencies say about the project, etc.

With already existed coins it's easier. If they are on the market more than a year, they will hardly disappear in a short period of time, and if they were valued 5-6 times more than now in the past, than they actually have that potential. And the last, but not least, thing to check is whether the coin is "alive" at the moment, which can be checked by looking at the daily trading volume and the section "Social" on Coinmarketcap.

[phamquangbinh]

Particularly ,i observe the quality of the project, i analyze the structure of the team, thoroughly study the strategy of disclosure and study also the announcement in the forum. However the POW, POS and Masternode quality are the differentials and not necessarily an obligation, the basis of the project is a higher requirement.

[mabell943]

I always rely on the feedback of the previous investor in making investment. Through this I can be able to determined whether the company gives a excellent service and income to their investors.

[Chelovek789]

I look who the developers, their background, whether there are partners in this project.

[saelernet]

First of all, look at the price of the coin. If it is too low then think about taking it or not. Usually the more expensive the better. I look at the end of ICO. There always restore good coins and expensive

[askmecrypto]

How do you do your own research if the coin is a good investment?

For me, I always look on the purpose of the project, the team behind it, what exchanges is it available on etc. And one of the important thing for me is the total supply of the coin.
I also research if the coin is Proof of Work (POW), Proof of Stake (POS), Pre-mined or other.

I personally rely on fundamentals when I look out for investing in a new coin.
I read the whitepaper, understand what they are trying to accomplish, is there a real world usage of the coin, how is the market reacting to there releases and updates, in short, the market sentiments around that project.

These points gives me a step up regarding the knowledge about the project for future. I dont day trade.