Do you invest in new projects?

[arifteguhr]

Of course, I think it's a new project that keeps cryptocurrencies alive, if we only have 100 or 200 cryptocurrencies that are 3 years old or more then we won't encounter NFT or metaverses, new projects provide high creativity and of course the opportunity to earn big profits.

That's good if you can, but there are also projects that initially look good but at some point they become scams with illogical reasons so that the project will not run for long, so you need to be very smart too to choose it.

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[bitzizzix]

For now I have no desire to invest in a new project and even if I did, I would do some very thorough research before investing.
because many projects are new and end up with scammers, and you guys are lucky If you find or get involved with a successful project and earn big profits because you have done a good and thorough research before getting involved in it and always learn from experience.

[Jason24Morgan]

I invested in Trustroll

TrustRoll.win is a new fully decentralized D-App built on a BNB Smart-Contract!
The platform's core idea is complete transparency and decentralization, which is hard to find these days even in the age of DeFi.

No registration, no identity verification, no cabinets and no withdrawal requests. You just connect your BNB wallet, make a bet and your winnings go straight to your wallet, without staying in the platform even for a moment.
Creators made it very easy for players to understand the whole process. You can check any of your transactions at any moment with all the necessary details to make sure it went smooth and fair.

[bhadz]

I've never invested in a new project, I'm not sure about something new without any real potential in the future, lately there have been a lot of new projects but only a few have been successful I prefer to invest in old projects because I don't want to invest money in vain, we must remember that every crypto investment has its own risks, so before investing analyze it well.

Every year, there are a lot of new projects that come in. But just as you, I also prefer going with the older projects, those that have proven to be worth it with our money.
But I don't ignore those new projects that really are showing what's good with them and the potential that they're giving as another contender with good projects.

[Fatunad]

I've never invested in a new project, I'm not sure about something new without any real potential in the future, lately there have been a lot of new projects but only a few have been successful I prefer to invest in old projects because I don't want to invest money in vain, we must remember that every crypto investment has its own risks, so before investing analyze it well.

Dont invest on something which you dont know because we are talking money and capital on here which it is right that you would really be mindful on taking such step or before proceeding.
Investments would be always subjective because we do have our own criteria thats why people do make out steps and decisions basing on what they had observed and concluded and since
not all would be having the same mindset then its expected that impressions would not really be the same on each person.If a certain project you do look it does have
potential then why not try to invest? Its up to you.

[rby]

I invest in new projects with spare money. And even the spare money I use to use the least percentage. If the project fail it will not affect me very much. But if the project is successful I will still regret not putting good money. But I do not invest in every new project without some research.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Hello everyone, my question is: how often do you invest in new and young projects? Aren't you afraid of losing money if the project closes?

I want to invest in a promising project called CheckDot. Their token sale starts this weekend and I think this is a good opportunity to successfully invest money.

Share your thoughts on such an investment. Maybe you have some interesting cases on this matter.

I think investing in new projects from their IDO or should I say startup sale is very risky, I  personally do not invest except the price of the token is very cheap and the project is very promising too, project being very promising isnt enough reason for me to buy them at start, I've seen many great projects go below their startup price immediately they got listed on an exchange, so I prefer to wait for it to get listed, then I buy from the exchange.
Like the startup I invested in last, I bought them at a really early stage when the tokens were sold at 0.008 per token, today, they are still in startup sale and a token now going for 0.034, so, even if price is going to drop when they get listed, it might never go below 0.008, so if I decide to sale at listing, I will sale for profit rather than lose.

[bakasabo]

In case you have free time, you can try to reduce the risk by doing bounties that reward hunters with project altcoins. At least you wont spent your own money investing in new project, yet still have experience of being new projects altcoin holder. If the projects dont distribute rewards, then investors are not far from being scammed too.

I dont invest in new projects, because often they dont anything to hold the price. After first listing, all early investors immediately sell and turn 10-30% early investors bonus into profit, drop the price to the bottom and leave project.

[rby]

I invest in new projects with spare money. And even the spare money I use to use the least percentage. If the project fail it will not affect me very much. But if the project is successful I will still regret not putting good money. But I do not invest in every new project without some research.

I think you have managed your finances well, you have considered what will happen to the new project you invest in. In today's market conditions, we really need to be able to control our finances.
But you don't have to be sorry when the project you invest in is successful, because you did your best. Not everyone can do what you do now.

I do regret based on the fact that I am human. I will be like assuming I knew I would put in more in the investment.
If the investment fails too I will not feel it much because I will be happy I didn't investment much.
It is very important to be sure of any project before you take much risk.
It is not good to be wasting monies in the name of fake investment.

[HyunBin]

Hello everyone, my question is: how often do you invest in new and young projects? Aren't you afraid of losing money if the project closes?

I want to invest in a promising project called CheckDot. Their token sale starts this weekend and I think this is a good opportunity to successfully invest money.

Share your thoughts on such an investment. Maybe you have some interesting cases on this matter.

I do invest in new projects but before doing that I made sure that I am done some research so I can avoid falling into trap or rug pull projects. If you want to invest on that project then go but DYOR first.

[rijaljun]

Rarely because most of them doesn't bring good profit I still choose on the projects that were already listed or already have working product rather than investing based on their plans, roadmap or whitepaper. I invested that before on ICO, IEO but I mostly lose my investment to those projects.

[evichi]

The choice of investing in new projects all depends on the persons risk tolerance. In every investment, there are risks involved. In most cases ,the level of risk varies to the level of the amount of money you can make. High risk implies more income/more money. New projects offer the opportunity to make more money, for example, you buy tokens at a cheaper price when compared to when the project have lasted some time. The key thing is to research the project to know if it is viable or not. Secondly, don't put all your eggs in one basket and invest what you can afford to lose.

[Lanatsa]

Investing in new projects is better and more profitable than holding old coins, when the project is more than a year old there are usually 2 options, namely skyrocketing or dying, but if it's a new project it will usually skyrocket because it will pump when it is initially on exchanges.

I have to disagree with that.

In my experience, investing and holding the older coins are better and working for me. I've got no luck with those newer projects because I've done that before and only a few succeeded.

I'm not telling that all of them are bad but in my winning rate with the new projects, it's lower than the old way which I'm liking and preferred more.

Better to play safe rather than on putting some risks on dealing with those low caps or new projects but there are people who do really love to play with fire on which they would really be dealing off with

those things and hope that they could really make tons of profits if it would really make out some pump and yes it might be a gamble but there are people who do really have that kind of mindset.

Investing like feels gambling and you wouldn't really make that chance if you don't make such step.

[kapalmabur]

Hello everyone, my question is: how often do you invest in new and young projects? Aren't you afraid of losing money if the project closes?

I want to invest in a promising project called CheckDot. Their token sale starts this weekend and I think this is a good opportunity to successfully invest money.

Share your thoughts on such an investment. Maybe you have some interesting cases on this matter.

I do invest in new projects but before doing that I made sure that I am done some research so I can avoid falling into trap or rug pull projects. If you want to invest on that project then go but DYOR first.

It is very important indeed to do some research before joining and investing in a project,
many projects end up being a scam and this kind of thing is certainly not what we want,
maybe by doing some research it will help to make the right decision

[olib123]

I don't invest in new crypto projects myself. I'm not a rich investor, so I prefer to put my smaller investments of money into more established projects which are already on at least a few different exchanges. New projects are extremely risky and although that is how you will make the most when a project moves 100x or whatever, it's too risky for me. I'll participate in airdrops/bounties/selfdrops and things like that occasionally to try and get some free tokens from a new project, but I have yet to invest any of my actual cash into them.

[Saisher]

I don't invest in new crypto projects myself. I'm not a rich investor, so I prefer to put my smaller investments of money into more established projects which are already on at least a few different exchanges. New projects are extremely risky and although that is how you will make the most when a project moves 100x or whatever, it's too risky for me. I'll participate in airdrops/bounties/selfdrops and things like that occasionally to try and get some free tokens from a new project, but I have yet to invest any of my actual cash into them.

Every great project started small, build its platform and its reputation until it reached the top it's good to invest in new investment for a hundred percent or even more, early-bird investors of Ethereum, Solana, and other projects on the top of the market made thousand percent profit and there are still a lot of great projects starting out, we only need to trace these new projects and invest at the right time.

[Ngemmeng]

I don't invest in new crypto projects myself. I'm not a rich investor, so I prefer to put my smaller investments of money into more established projects which are already on at least a few different exchanges. New projects are extremely risky and although that is how you will make the most when a project moves 100x or whatever, it's too risky for me. I'll participate in airdrops/bounties/selfdrops and things like that occasionally to try and get some free tokens from a new project, but I have yet to invest any of my actual cash into them.

the right decision because investing in crypto has a very high risk and when you choose a new project to invest it causes the risk you accept to be even greater. many people fail to invest in new projects because they choose the wrong project and in the end the coins they buy become dead coins and have no value. In other words, investing in new altcoins has a higher risk and requires a more complicated analysis than investing in large altcoins and for beginners with small funds it is not recommended to invest in new altcoins.

[JohnBitCo]

I don't invest in new crypto projects myself. I'm not a rich investor, so I prefer to put my smaller investments of money into more established projects which are already on at least a few different exchanges. New projects are extremely risky and although that is how you will make the most when a project moves 100x or whatever, it's too risky for me. I'll participate in airdrops/bounties/selfdrops and things like that occasionally to try and get some free tokens from a new project, but I have yet to invest any of my actual cash into them.

No doubt some of the new projects and coins can give us 100X returns if we invest in very early stages (like in ICO, IDO, IEO etc). But at the same time, there is a big risk of losing that investment if the project failed or the team made the project only for the crowdfunding purpose.
I usually do not personally invest in those new projects which are at the initial stage.
However, if the new project gets listed on the exchanges and there is hype of that particular project, then I may think of investing in that project but with very little capital.

[susuberuang]

Yes, playing safe it is.

We don't know what's with most of the newer projects because we'll never know if they're going to succeed.

Because many of them are just going for the short term profit and then they'll just leave the project left hanging with their investors.

Now when the team just let their project depend on investors while they walk away with short-term profits, then believe me that such a project will be very easily destroyed and will not be able to develop properly.

[zachamo]

It's so hard to identify legit and impactful projects in the early stages.. Reputation of the team is a good indicator, but very hard to sort out.. I definitely look up core team members and see what I find - that has saved me from some bad investments for sure. Another key is figuring out the market cap and assessing the potential market cap -- is there room for 4x, 10x, 100x? Weigh risk and return.

Getting in early means EXPLOSIVE potential with extreme risk, but some of the risk can be mitigated with adequate research..

Another thing I've learned - if you invest in a project and want to see it succeed, HELP OUT. Invest time and energy into your investments. Your involvement is a huge asset to a new project.

Unfortunately the market is oversaturated, and finding good projects is like a needle in a haystack. One project I'm keen on is thestandard.io (TST).. It's dead quiet right now and you'd have to wait to buy any (pre-market & no public distribution running at present), but the team is busily working away behind the scenes.. The team has a proven track record (vaultoro - long running gold/crypto exchange) and TST is basically the culmination of their learnings, limitations, and missed opportunities in Vaultoro. All of that said, early stage projects are always something of a crap shoot.