Because your post is off topic or pointless/low value, this 3 posts from you are enough to answer your questions.
Thread 1
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.
Your post, off topic the OP is asking about how to choose a good project not a trading advice.
I look at volume trends support and resistance. If i were looking at coinmarketcap for a coin to buy, i would be looking for the top losers and studying the chart to find its bottom support level. I would also be considering looking at the candles to see the behavior of the buyers vs. Sellers and figuring and how many bagholders did the smart money "whales" make and if the coin has potential to rally in the future.
Thread 2
As per the current market situation, many good coins are falling due to dot, cake and many other reasons. I would suggest buy cake, sol, and such coins for at least 5k amount, and soon those coins will return high profit margin
Your post, pointless/low value, it looks like you're shill for ADA.
I will say ADA...! Right now it's only $2.11 but in 3-5 years who knows what one coin will be worth..or even end of the year probably around $8-$10. Do the easy math for every 5 days whatever you get... In long term ( five year) i am looking ADA to 200$+
Thread 3
Crypto investors are turning to Military grade vaults to safeguard their Keys. While some prefer to know the Keys by heart, some have their crypto stash in physical dedicated crypto wallets like Trezor and pay big money to have them stored in Nuclear sheltered safe vaults. Take for instance
Swiss Crypto Vault who offers Nuclear sheltered vaults to crypto investors. if you had 2000 bitcoins what options would you pick?
Your post, low value/shitpost. Do you think hardware wallet will cost you $6,000,000 or 100 BTC? No! it's around $100-$200 or 0.0017-0.0034 BTC only, it doesn't make sense you need to have 2000 BTC first to own hardware wallet. Also storing your key on Gmail is very bad idea /facepalm.
I will prefer physical wallet if i had 2000 BTc.
At this time i using metamask and Trustwallet but i feel that uts not safe here because some days ago someone hack my account and send BNb and Etherium from my account.
At this time i have save all my Keys on Gmail and secured my Gmail.