Invest only in active projects

[playboy654]

Here is a good source to decide which altcoin to invest in. I would never buy a dead altcoin with no development except Doge. Doge is unique and will be successful without much development.



Source: https://twitter.com/el33th4xor/status/1068856384983363585?s=21

dead alts are:

- Verge
- Holochain
- Bitcoin Private
- Pundi X
- Poet
- Decentraland (MANA)

thank you for the current situation of the active projects it will helpful for me to think about which is the best and make it also be good investment.

[Christinebeauty]

Investing in a dead project with the hope that it will revive one day, is a waste of time and money. A dead project is a dead project. Invest in coins with large trading volumes and working product

[AjithBtc]

Coins that were under 100 list of the coinmarketcap are active and the same has got good use case. Apart from the same there were more and more active projects emerging, but to find the right one is truly a tedious task. It is good to invest partially on the top listed altcoins and the rest of the funds which were under the top 100 of CMC.

[A L I E N]

No smart investors will invest in an inactive project and in the investor's ico, because if such a project is likely to have you scam it and if you want to earn money or double the investment you should be playing legit you've experienced ico projects.because more investors the more investment and has chance to succeed.

Unfortunately, you are absolutely right. Last year my buddy lost thousands as he invested in the ICO that later turned to be a total scam. Now, I am absolutely sure that you have to deal only with active projects.

[ije07]

It's remarkable to note the dead altcoins but this isn't a guarantee that the active coins today won't relapse into dead coins tomorrow. I mean, no one would've believed that Bitconnectcoin would be a dead coin today with all its promises and high rising profile. It was unthinkable for a coin that rose to over $400. But that's the reality today. What about Firstcoin?

indeed there is no guarantee that good coins will continue to be good coins in the future, all coins have a risk of death but the risk of each coin is different and our job is to find coins that have the smallest risk of death and I think bitcoin is the answer

[yingfeng]

Yes, it is necessary to invest in projects that are actively developing. After investing in them you need to monitor the success of the teams.

[semobo]

There are still chances for those project will go undeveloped after we inbested on it so when we see there is no activities based on the road map then we should give up on that project and act fast to convert into some other working cryptos.

[red4slash]

Yes, it is necessary to invest in projects that are actively developing. After investing in them you need to monitor the success of the teams.

Yes, you are right. active projects in my opinion have a big destination especially if they are active in introducing their projects. and don't forget to look from the other side like the team, the platform, and the destination they want

[VukotLy]

If the project is not active, then never try to invest in it yourself with funds.
As a result, you can spend a lot of time on fulfilling the terms of the project and stay with nothing.

[bce]

If the project is not active, then never try to invest in it yourself with funds.
As a result, you can spend a lot of time on fulfilling the terms of the project and stay with nothing.

yes indeed overall, an investor is indeed looking for projects that are active for investment. because we certainly need to be careful about the market conditions that are moving, and we must never invest in an inactive project because it is very detrimental to us.

[tabas]

Pundi X? I thought that project is something good and it's development is still on track.

If the project is not active, then never try to invest in it yourself with funds.
As a result, you can spend a lot of time on fulfilling the terms of the project and stay with nothing.

Don't waste money on investing with inactive projects.

[landoffaucets]

On the graph it seems that Thekey doesn´t have any progress but I would disagree with the graph, I am following this project since ICO and they are pretty active, not only in development but with making good partnerships   .

[ioanbtc]

You are 100% right, always invest in something which is active, even if invest on crypto, stock asset, or in any other business. I personally hold some LTC, ETH and i start buy some Dogecoin.

[moshuk]

You never guess when that moment comes when the project stops developing ... only a few out of hundreds develop steadily.

[Peruvyn]

This is a good advice to all investors in the industry, don't put your fund in inactive projects and if you have done so before, sell the token out and reduce your losses.

[Icologies]

of course it has become the goal of investor Invest in active projects it is probable that an active project will profit even if at a minimum for a long time it waits until the roadmap run

[TWW]

You are 100% right, always invest in something which is active, even if invest on crypto, stock asset, or in any other business. I personally hold some LTC, ETH and i start buy some Dogecoin.

only stupid people that invest on a dead project. they want to throw their money I guess. We know the investment made for profit, if the project is not running then the market project there will be no response.

[Boombull]

If you desire to invest in any project especially those that finished their ICO before and during the bear market, try to find out if they change the crypto they got from it to fiat which is what will be needed for the continuance of the project development. Those who did not changed it and caught up in the long bearish trend won't be able to do more because they won't have much money to run it.

[Eildosa]

And some of them sometimes they showed good results. But this is a natural process. Not many coins continue to live.

[timmmers]

It is well know that Ethereum has the most active developers in the crypto industry, so why the Ethereum graph looks so ugly?