WINNING THE GAME AGAINST BAD PROJECTS

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Winning the game against bad projects is always possible, for the same we need to have the perfect planning and the mind to predict the growth precisely. This will be known on close observation about the market. As bitcoin has got a proven track record on growth it is good to hold the majority percentage and the rest on top altcoins on the market.

Whenever I plan to invest in how alts I never invested before. I always monitor it, invest time monitoring it mole than those I always investing. In these as I was able to identify how the developer promotes or improve their project at the same time I learn to study it's price movement   

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[crossabdd]

the best safe zone is investment in bitcoin. if you trust and believe in altcoin, it's better to put a third of the assets. I save more of my assets on bitcoin. and have never followed IEO. in my opinion IEO is just like HYIP. which the price of the pump only comes at the beginning. Next is falling. the best altcoin is just as you say. and the other is shitcoin.

[bitvalak]

What you are describing is not a way to win, but it is a safe way to secure your assets. Dozens of new projects that appear every day can be detrimental or beneficial, this depends on how often you look for information about the project. Because the patterns that occur in bad projects are always the same, they can be identified even if they are not 100% accurate. At least we already have the instinct and confidence in what we see.

[naikturun]

actually if you do your research first it is not impossible to find opportunities in new projects but yes not many of them are successful only 1 out of 20 possibilities, so you better play it safe than losing wise choices, rather than having to lose because of betting on the not clear.

[doctor877]

You are absolutely right. Alot of project have been stagnant for long , no investor will want to invest into such coin. If everyone is running away from such , they won't have a choice than to close down.  It's better to focus on already established and good projects for long term , short term investment and trading

[Genemind]

I certainly agree with this statement. It's better if we'll focus on potential coins rather than putting too much attention on scam coins and projects. Investing with Bitcoin and other top coins would give us an assurance of gaining a better profit especially when the market fully recovers.

[michellee]

You have a list that has the potential to increase soon. But you need to be careful because not all of the altcoin can hit the highest price, and we already knew that in 2017. If you can find the potential coins (I think you already have your list), you will make a profit in the next bull run because your list has potential as the next coin that can increase anytime. If you want to earn bigger money, you should get out of the comfort zone so you will have your time to hard work to find the right coins that can be the next potential coins. But if you want to stay in your comfort zone, then that will be up to you.

[Saisher]

You have a good point, this is not 2017, where a lot of good and great projects are launched and running after 2017 it becomes bad to worse, it's better to concentrate on established coins, this is to guaranty that the project you are investing is a stable source of income.

[Kersh768]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

That will be a good strategy and bright concept of thinking how to lessen the possibility of being scammed by those promising projects that turns out to be a failed one. Keeping yourself inside the box or staying on the safe zone of investing which means doing investment mostly on Bitcoin and a small percentage will be parted for the Altcoins is a safe thing to do. It is because as we can observe, Bitcoin always provides safe and secured investment wherein despite of the down falls, still we can see it to recover in no time. As on the part of Altcoins, we can gradually see improvement in which we cannot totally assure if we can gain profit after a long term period of holding or not. So doing investment making up a large percentage of Bitcoin will be the safest way to do which I also do, and the remaining part is for the Altcoins of your choice which you must assure to be a potential coins good for holding so that you can secure that you can gain profit in both types of cryptocurrency on your hand that is far away from scams.

[perla]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

People should know hold new tokens for long time not guarantee us to make profit, but hold big altcoin can give us chance to feel the profit from it and it must be know by a lot of people. With that, maybe less people will suffer from losing in ICO/IEO because they know what perfect time to get out and change to new project.

[isaac_clarke22]

Seems like you're playing it safe, OP.
Although I can't assure you that, you're in the most profitable game right now. You might miss out opportunities to invest in some project.
Hopefully IEOs doesn't fail the same way as ICOs did in the past few years.

[NathanJB]

Seems like you're playing it safe, OP.
Although I can't assure you that, you're in the most profitable game right now. You might miss out opportunities to invest in some project.
Hopefully IEOs doesn't fail the same way as ICOs did in the past few years.

IEO cannot fall as hard as the fall of ICO because IEO has never reached what ICO has reached in its heydays. ICO was a very strong market during its peak years. Projects after projects are getting into it because investments are flowing in in large amounts. And yet the result was a poor one and that started the end of that market. IEO is just a replacement but the stain that ICO left in coin offerings is already there.

[FanEagle]

You have a good point, this is not 2017, where a lot of good and great projects are launched and running after 2017 it becomes bad to worse, it's better to concentrate on established coins, this is to guaranty that the project you are investing is a stable source of income.

Actually even the established coins cannot guarantee you fixed profits or a stable source of income as well are aware about the high volatile markets. And yes, I do agree with you that this is no more the 2017 where great projects launched and gave higher profits to even the bounty hunters.

There are thousands of projects in the current markets but most of them are not even capable to stand on their own feet in these highly competitive markets and such projects can never give us any profits. There are a few countable projects amongst these thousands of projects who can be trusted upon considering their team, working product, etc but yet it is difficult to find fixed profits even in these projects.

[DabsPoorVersion]

What you have said is half right and half wrong, it is like you are saying to investors that they should avoid to take the risk of investing in new altcoin. If that happens, the market we have right now will not improve and development will stop there. If there will be no one who is willing invest in new coin, everything will fail and no more altcoin production will happen.

[kodtycoon]

winning games like what is meant by bad projects, if you just want to stay in your comfort zone then of course you can just invest in the top altcoins in this market, if so then you don't play any games because basically you will avoid investing in new projects that has been rated as a bad project which of course it will be more easily avoided if you are forced to do the game there

[TitanGEL]

You have a good point, this is not 2017, where a lot of good and great projects are launched and running after 2017 it becomes bad to worse, it's better to concentrate on established coins, this is to guaranty that the project you are investing is a stable source of income.

Actually even the established coins cannot guarantee you fixed profits or a stable source of income as well are aware about the high volatile markets. And yes, I do agree with you that this is no more the 2017 where great projects launched and gave higher profits to even the bounty hunters.

There are thousands of projects in the current markets but most of them are not even capable to stand on their own feet in these highly competitive markets and such projects can never give us any profits. There are a few countable projects amongst these thousands of projects who can be trusted upon considering their team, working product, etc but yet it is difficult to find fixed profits even in these projects.

That is true, even if the coin is now established where we can now trade it in exchanges; we cannot still guarantee if we will make profit from it. It is true that buying coins that are now listed in exchanges are more safe than participating in IEOs but still there are risks that should be identify and handle very well. Before I buy an altcoin, I will make sure that it can increase my portfolio. I always ignoring altcoins that have low volume because it is not worth it in my portfolio.

[lienfaye]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

Indeed, thats my strategy too. Because of the increasing number of shitcoins and scam projects it would be wise now to fill your crypto portfolio of bitcoin and other promising alts that are likely to give profit once the market turns better.

Its hard to earn thus we have to be careful when choosing where to invest. I used to invest in ICO before but it didnt turn out well even I conduct my own research it still fail so now I dont want to risk with ICO/IEO because the chances to earn is low. I'd rather wait for another bull run even if it takes a long period.

[shoreno]

You have a good point, this is not 2017, where a lot of good and great projects are launched and running after 2017 it becomes bad to worse, it's better to concentrate on established coins, this is to guaranty that the project you are investing is a stable source of income.

Actually even the established coins cannot guarantee you fixed profits or a stable source of income as well are aware about the high volatile markets. And yes, I do agree with you that this is no more the 2017 where great projects launched and gave higher profits to even the bounty hunters.

There are thousands of projects in the current markets but most of them are not even capable to stand on their own feet in these highly competitive markets and such projects can never give us any profits. There are a few countable projects amongst these thousands of projects who can be trusted upon considering their team, working product, etc but yet it is difficult to find fixed profits even in these projects.

That is true, even if the coin is now established where we can now trade it in exchanges; we cannot still guarantee if we will make profit from it. It is true that buying coins that are now listed in exchanges are more safe than participating in IEOs but still there are risks that should be identify and handle very well. Before I buy an altcoin, I will make sure that it can increase my portfolio. I always ignoring altcoins that have low volume because it is not worth it in my portfolio.

thats right . low volumed coins arent good as they say but low supply isnt . speaking of volumes , picking a high volumed exchange is good  . if a coin is already established  , how come you cant earn on it ? bitcoin for example is an established coin and yeah it is unpredictable but if there are obvious events , we can predict it if when will the price will be heading at  . its impossible if you cant still earn unless you dont have the knowledge or the patience.

[wozzek23]

Hello guys, having been here for a while now, I feel that having a higher percentage of your portfolio on bitcoin and maybe the rest 30 or 35% on already good and established altcoins like ETH, BCH, Stellar, brave. BNB, Vchain, etc, is a good way of staying away from useless projects. I have come to an understanding that running after new promising projects always leave you heartbroken in 97times, and running after IEO to quickly make up for past losses lead to more havoc on your fund. So stick to the safe zone.

There always is a constant risk of losing money in any newly launched project as not each of those project succeed. There are some of those projects who did not even reach their roadmap structure and fail to even list their tokens on any exchange. In this situation, people who have invested their capital into these projects are the ones who have to bear the loss as they would never see that money coming back.

Yet there are few projects which can really cover your past loses as they have the potential to multiply in-numerous times and give you immense profits. There takes a lot of efforts in finding such project but once you do so, you would be the one filling your bags with profits.

[fuer44]

yes, your suggestion is true and I do it too. that the majority of projects that die and are not useful, ultimately make us lose money in terms of funds for investors and time for participants. so having a portfolio with the potential to go up is the most appropriate way to avoid it all. for example, bitcoin, etherum, binance, sv and others.