How you choose projects for investment

[MikeSorino]

Personally, I have been investing money for a long time according to the same scheme, and it seems to me that it works well and gives good results. I see no reason to invest in a project where only an idea is made, and there are too many scammers.

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[Alex Braun]

On the contrary, I believe that you need to support young developers. They may have brilliant ideas and not a coin of money in the account. How to develop without cash? Investors helped me a lot at one time, and I am grateful to them.

[globalpain]

there are many aspects that must be considered if you want to invest in a crypto project,
be sure to analyze the coin technically and fundamentally,
there are many coins whose project developments have stopped and are still being traded on top exchanges,
but I believe one day the exchange will be delisted the coin, so it's very important to look at the social media of project and technical analysis, don't forget it!

[matchi2011]

First of all, I look at the partnership of the project, if there is one, then at the team, it should be open and clear, then at the roadmap and its implementation, social networks and activity.That's it.

It's good to know that the project developers have target venue, partnerships with good business
will help the project to be useful, most of the time those asset that have real usages are the one that
generates good benefits, aside from meme and hype coins, solid asset are good for investment.

Good example is ETH and BNB aside from BTC which we all know how solid and successful Bitcoin was.

[liqidoxgen]

Hello!
I want to know how you choose projects for investment?
At the moment I'm focusing on the Near Protocol.
I bought it back in early April and don't miss the chance to mention it.
What did I focus on when choosing it for investment?

1. Team (most of the famous developers worked in google and facebook)
2. Strong community (more than 100k on Twitter and a very strong forum)
3. Own blockchain (develop their own structure with their own EVM and cross-chain)
4. Solving existing problems in cryptocurrency (high fees, transaction processing speed, scalability)

This is a very brief description. At the moment I am faced with the choice to add a few more such projects to myself. Share your knowledge.

To all of the above, I can add that I pay attention to how long the project team has been developing this particular product. I don’t trust projects that emerged only a couple of months ago.

[MikeSorino]

On the contrary, I believe that you need to support young developers. They may have brilliant ideas and not a coin of money in the account. How to develop without cash? Investors helped me a lot at one time, and I am grateful to them.

And after you got on your feet, did you help some of the newbies? I once had such an experience, but nothing good came of it. It seems to me that your experience is more of an exception than the rule.

[asyakashi]

I added two points, this is just an option. It may not be very important for a project. However, I will add value if in the project:

• There are outstanding partners (e.g. giant companies or capital investors).
• The project path is appropriate and keeps them updated on their social media.

I often see if the project has two points that they are not only successful and can even survive in a bear market because the fundamentals are very strong.

[BigBos]

First of all, I look at the partnership of the project, if there is one, then at the team, it should be open and clear, then at the roadmap and its implementation, social networks and activity.That's it.

It's good to know that the project developers have target venue, partnerships with good business
will help the project to be useful, most of the time those asset that have real usages are the one that
generates good benefits, aside from meme and hype coins, solid asset are good for investment.

Good example is ETH and BNB aside from BTC which we all know how solid and successful Bitcoin was.

Well, it's really good to know that the projects we support have a partnership. However, the thing that needs to be considered is the number of partnerships, and also the most important thing is, how big is the partnership of the project. it will really support.
However, a good project to invest in is having a good concept and needed for now, having an experienced and strong team, a very large community, extensive advertising, and much more. If you really want to invest in a project, you need to know a lot of information about them.

[kapalmabur]

I added two points, this is just an option. It may not be very important for a project. However, I will add value if in the project:

• There are outstanding partners (e.g. giant companies or capital investors).
• The project path is appropriate and keeps them updated on their social media.

I often see if the project has two points that they are not only successful and can even survive in a bear market because the fundamentals are very strong.

I think the two points you describe are closely related to the characteristics of a potential project,
when a project is supported or collaborated with a large company the potential for success is quite large,
clearly I agree with these two points and that is an important point that we need to know

[uelque]

Well, the way I invest in things is that asking myself what would be the value of this coin in the future. And then research for stuffs that support my answer. Stuff like things that supports the utility or value of the coin in the future. And also, what impact can it bring in the society, how can it help the people, what changes can it bring. You should not only focus on the team, the community, or the marketing and socials of the project. Yes they are also important but how long? Remember always that people buy the product and not their social medias. 

[Wong Gendheng]

I've known cryptocurrencies since 2013 and I've had various discussions and advice from experts, but none of them are accurate and guarantee a profit, it's hard to tell which projects are real or scams but for security, I will choose projects that have proven promising like Crypto, AAVE, Solana and so on. and to invest in a new project then I will try with a small value and then see the progress.

[GrigoryGaga]

On the contrary, I believe that you need to support young developers. They may have brilliant ideas and not a coin of money in the account. How to develop without cash? Investors helped me a lot at one time, and I am grateful to them.

And after you got on your feet, did you help some of the newbies? I once had such an experience, but nothing good came of it. It seems to me that your experience is more of an exception than the rule.

No, I disagree; if the project is really worthwhile, then I would take a chance. The only problem is to recognize a real work of electronic art from consumer goods.

[Cryptions]

Team is important, but many launch anonymous... like Bitcoin did and Shiba... so, I'm not giving anymore so much weight on hidden team. What I'm looking for is the real use cases for the token, and roadmap. I have gone through somewhat hundreds of projects recently, and it gives some kind of feeling what is real and what's not. I like invest in at early stage, which is of course super risky, but it can give also nice rewards to cover loses.

[kojektea]

All the important points you have mentioned to research a cryptocurrency project. I always use the four points you mentioned. The most important thing is how the community gets the attention of the project. Because the core of the project is a strong and solid community. I often see successful projects have a large community.

[BlinkInDie]

If you want to combine business with pleasure, then it seems to me that Loot NFT is a direct hit on the target. I can’t help but mention their auction system.

What's with their auction system?

A lot of NFTs are seemingly having their own way of making money which is the known feature that everyone is looking for NFTs. But the NFT arts are the most expensive that we have in the market.

I can't even think of myself spending lots of ethereum buying those images.

Those who bought are the one who are willing to take that big risk, this NFT arts are for people
who can work with emotions, collectibles are either for owning or for something that will bring
good value after some time, it's not easy but if you manage to bought a good one, the chance
to earned a lot is always there.

That's right. But bigger risk means bigger rewards. I would personally invest in NFT arts, but at the same time, will also invest in NFT games that are play to earn just like axie and AnRKey X, and there are a lot more games out there, you just need to find that fits for you!.

[matjas]

Its sad how now everyone are choosing projects depending on hype around the category in which the project fits in. Right now metaverse coins are too hyped and other good ones are in danger off being overlooked.
We all remember what happened to ICO bubble back in 2017 and how suddenly content didn’t matter, if  we make the same mistake again, history is bound to repeat itself.

[Kimonoe]

with good development team members and good backgrounds, it becomes a gateway to research a project in more detail. and then the community becomes the next assessment, because this community will form the strength of the project. on the other hand if the project has a real product then it will be more useful for the community, and I think from those four points it is enough to judge a project

[Wildwest]

Actually I don't need to explain anymore because of all the points you mentioned it is very important for us to check, and the most important thing is that the team working on a project if they are always active in solving problems then the project is very good for us to invest, and for the community we also have to see their popularity, if it is large then the project has a high possibility of success.

[o.ogurlu]

I always check the team first. I research the team members's social media accounts and previous works. Then i always read the whitepaper and see what the project promises. Also, i look at other projects which have similar goals as the project and try to find out what innovations it promises to provide in that area. And i also check how well the project is trying to progress in line with its roadmap and check partnerships. Finally, i search for the opinions of other investors about the project on social media.

[ahmia39]

Actually I don't need to explain anymore because of all the points you mentioned it is very important for us to check, and the most important thing is that the team working on a project if they are always active in solving problems then the project is very good for us to invest, and for the community we also have to see their popularity, if it is large then the project has a high possibility of success.

Projects that have a high probability of success are projects that are most favored by investors, not just ordinary people, because many people who like them are still not necessarily successful, especially if they do not invest in it.