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IgorShumilo
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December 30, 2018, 01:53:56 PM |
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Thanks for this information. These projects look better than 95 percent of garbage) The team is in touch and releases improvements to their projects. Capitalization is very small and when the bull race comes, there is an opportunity to make a good profit.
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BlindBySoap (OP)
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December 30, 2018, 02:04:21 PM |
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Hey thank you Igor! Just trying to provide some information on several of our favorite small cap cryptocurrencies and hopefully that spurs people to look into them and do some research for themselves!
Cheers,
BBS
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December 30, 2018, 02:13:02 PM |
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Thanks for this information. These projects look better than 95 percent of garbage) The team is in touch and releases improvements to their projects. Capitalization is very small and when the bull race comes, there is an opportunity to make a good profit.
Then you missed the project DeepOnion. To be honest, I did never see such a project where Dev team actively working on the development of the project. They are always communicative with the forum members and keeping updated everyone with the percentage of the development. You should have a look at the DeepOnion forum. OP, since you are looking at small market cap coin, I would suggest you to have a look at DeepOnion. It have a great chance to give profit. You can easily get 10x at the bullrun. |
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damberg
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December 30, 2018, 07:57:36 PM |
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Thank you for such a good analysis, I have never heard about three of the five small cap coins you mentioned but I must admit, they are good picks!
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December 30, 2018, 11:10:28 PM |
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try to make a research on vite my friend in my opinion this project will be huge in the future too  |
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December 31, 2018, 03:16:10 AM |
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Damberg - thank you! really happy to hear you took something away from it.
Krisna - thanks for the heads up, will definitely be checking it out!
Interested to hear other people's favorite small market cap cryptocurrencies. I'll be releasing Part 3/5 soon. So stay tuned!
Cheers,
BBS
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December 31, 2018, 07:14:08 AM |
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Still trying to figure out some small cap cryptos to include for parts 4 and 5. Any suggestions? Interested to look in some projects further and read up on their white paper!
Best,
BBS
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January 01, 2019, 01:52:16 PM |
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Bump!
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damberg
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January 05, 2019, 09:03:29 AM |
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Still trying to figure out some small cap cryptos to include for parts 4 and 5. Any suggestions? Interested to look in some projects further and read up on their white paper!
Best,
BBS
I would suggest that you look at ALQO (XLQ) project. The coin is small cap right now and they are about to release their own cryptocurrency exchange. |
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January 05, 2019, 09:15:41 AM |
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Awesome. Thanks a ton Damberg. Going to read up on the project and their white paper!
Cheers!
-BBS
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January 05, 2019, 09:48:35 AM |
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Trading small marketcap cryptos is very much similar to gambling. Many professional traders are never considering Penny stocks for their portfolio. Because, they might get delisted at any time which will be leading to unexpected losses. I agree trading small marketcap may get double the profits also in very quick time but they are not at all good for holding. Like most of the people here, I am a long term holder of cryptos that is the reason I never finding this kind of cryptos interesting.
Do or die is not my way of trading. Slow and steady progressive is the thing, I am believing in to.
As per few crypto experts, marketcap nor daily trading volume in one particular exchange, should not be considered as a criteria for choosing a coin for trading. Because, we may get stuck in between manipulators.
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January 05, 2019, 09:58:06 AM |
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I am with Kevin77. The possible disadvantages like delisting, whales manipulating the price, ... are too high for me to consider buying such low cap coins.
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January 05, 2019, 10:45:57 AM |
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I agree with the above sentiments, however I am partial towards allocating roughly 10% of my portfolio to small market cap gambles. There's no certainties in the market whatsoever, and the guide is not meant to act as investment advice, but as an introduction to projects which I think have potential to bring value to traditional industries/mechanisms in need of overhaul. Granted a good portion may fail.
I do think aligning oneself with projects you think bring utility to otherwise flawed industries/organizations is at least a more calculated gamble, and worth doing if you properly allocate for it in your portfolio. But, at the end of the day, it's up to you to determine what % you'd like to allocate towards what (or not at all). Either way, I hope everyone learns about some projects they might not have heard of, and takes something away.
Cheers,
BBS
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