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[Outhue]

Do you know that some crypto projects are so amazing that you will want to give up your money just to allocate some portion of the max supply but the tokenomics ruined it all?

Some projects have good utilities but their tokenomics is very bad, if you don't know this do try learning the difference between good utility and good tokenomics because it is very important and this will help you on your future crypto investments.

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

[MCVXYZ]

 The economic model behind the token, including how it is generated, distributed, and used within the ecosystem is crucial to be evaluated to understand the potential value of the project, because at this time you evaluate potential price of the project, where you have to ask if  there is a strong demand for the token from users and investors?, How much of the token is in circulation and how much is reserved for future use?
sometimes tokens is not being distributed fairly among the stakeholders(99%), or there is a technical problem about  the technical structure of the token and how it is being implemented on the blockchain, which may be unsecure for investors. So, there is not about just a good utility and Tokenomics, you have to ask too many questions, make researches to improve the chance of successful investment.

[blockman]

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

And the summary of it is DYOR. I agree that when someone wants to invest, he/she has to make their own understanding first if it's viable to look not just at tokenomics but also at its utility/use case.
That's what a project really means and what it's made, to be used for its purpose where the developers have seen a problem and made it for the solution that it should have.

[Wiwo]

Project Tokenomic is one of the most important aspect that an investor need to pay close attention to when making an investment decisions on what project token to invest on and this should be done at the first stage of the process, that is why most financial adviser are always suggesting that an investor do their own research (DYOR). Because what make the different between token A vs B is in the token supply distribution, and utilization on a good eco system that will aid to token activities to flourish and gain good tracking in it data that will result in a positive market outcome. But one of the other factors that affect a project's performance is getting listed on the wrong exchange, bad exchange for a good token will result in project destruction even if the token already has a good use case and is a utility token with a large community of supporters. This may not entirely be the fault of the team, but the team is still responsible for choosing the exchange that token should be listed on, I have seen some tokens, which perform well on a good exchange but once their get exposed to the wrong market the token gets drained up

[GreatArkansas]

Do you know that some crypto projects are so amazing that you will want to give up your money just to allocate some portion of the max supply but the tokenomics ruined it all?
(.....)

Amazing to lose money also.
Altcoins for me are very risky, especially these new projects that are popping up everywhere. If you are not careful you will lose money.
But if you are a risk taker and you are really well in that field, like doing research and good at identifying quality projects, then it's all good, trust your knowledge.

Overall, be safe, because it's already proven by time, a lot of altcoins already come and go since day 1, after Bitcoin created.

[rodskee]

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

And the summary of it is DYOR. I agree that when someone wants to invest, he/she has to make their own understanding first if it's viable to look not just at tokenomics but also at its utility/use case.
That's what a project really means and what it's made, to be used for its purpose where the developers have seen a problem and made it for the solution that it should have.

In the end? it is our money so no one will give more importance but us .. those project creator cares nothing about our funds though they pretended to be one.
so DYOR will at least lessen our chances of being scammed or lose .
but like what mostly says , try not to put important money inside and always Have Bitcoin more than any coins you will have.

[blockman]

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

And the summary of it is DYOR. I agree that when someone wants to invest, he/she has to make their own understanding first if it's viable to look not just at tokenomics but also at its utility/use case.
That's what a project really means and what it's made, to be used for its purpose where the developers have seen a problem and made it for the solution that it should have.

In the end? it is our money so no one will give more importance but us .. those project creator cares nothing about our funds though they pretended to be one.
so DYOR will at least lessen our chances of being scammed or lose .
but like what mostly says , try not to put important money inside and always Have Bitcoin more than any coins you will have.

Yes, no one stops you from whatever you want to do with your money. And the developers only care for the project if they legitimately really care for the project. Otherwise, it's just all about how the project can generate money.
DYOR is important, whether you have high or less capital, it's a matter that one has to remember because you've worked hard for that money and only you can decide on how you're going to spend it properly.

[maydna]

Some crypto projects are doing well and giving their investors amazing returns. But of the many crypto projects, we won't find them easily, and we need the luck to get the right project. Studying the project to find more information is a must before investing, but it also doesn't guarantee we will find the right project. And if so, you don't need to put all your money into the project but only use the money you can afford to take the risk if the project doesn't turn out to be profitable.

[Ararbermas]

Well obviously there's a lot of good projects in crypto.. But mostly didn't last because of some greedy investors that keep dumping too much especially when they already got what they want on the project..

Manipulation and FOMO still the biggest problem in crypto reason some good project cannot recover after the hard fall.. So it's too hard to trust even the projects have good data in the market and very promising because nowadays mostly riding the hypes and looking for another projects to get some benefits.

[CryptoYar]

Some projects have good utilities but their tokenomics is very bad, if you don't know this do try learning the difference between good utility and good tokenomics because it is very important and this will help you on your future crypto investments.

Indeed true.
Initially, I was eager to invest in APTOS coin, but after seeing their tokenomics I changed my mind.

The issue is. 82% of the supply is staked. And nearly 94k new coins are coming in the market on the daily bases.

I think it would was good if locked tokens were not given any staking rewards.

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

I participated in some IDOs in the last bull run and found out how important is tokenomics and initial supply.

[jostorres]

no one stops you from whatever you want to do with your money. And the developers only care for the project if they legitimately really care for the project. Otherwise, it's just all about how the project can generate money.
DYOR is important, whether you have high or less capital, it's a matter that one has to remember because you've worked hard for that money and only you can decide on how you're going to spend it properly.

If the project is legit then the developers and the teams behind it are going to care for it and they will do their best to make the project better. Unique investors can do the same thing as well. They will invest in bigger amounts and they will hold for a longer time because they believe on the technology of the project.

They wanted to be a part of its success but investors that only care for easy money are going to invest smaller amounts and then they are the first one that will sell once the project experience a small pump in the price. This initiative is not wrong if only they will do this on a scam project as scam projects have the same initiative as them.

[blockman]

no one stops you from whatever you want to do with your money. And the developers only care for the project if they legitimately really care for the project. Otherwise, it's just all about how the project can generate money.
DYOR is important, whether you have high or less capital, it's a matter that one has to remember because you've worked hard for that money and only you can decide on how you're going to spend it properly.

If the project is legit then the developers and the teams behind it are going to care for it and they will do their best to make the project better. Unique investors can do the same thing as well. They will invest in bigger amounts and they will hold for a longer time because they believe on the technology of the project.

They wanted to be a part of its success but investors that only care for easy money are going to invest smaller amounts and then they are the first one that will sell once the project experience a small pump in the price. This initiative is not wrong if only they will do this on a scam project as scam projects have the same initiative as them.

Only a few developers are really caring about what they do. Because there are project developers that are just hiring their co-teammate and developers of the project.
So, if the main developers or owners of the projects start to abandon the project, they'll also be spared and will just leave the project as if nothing has happened. That's how they move and the saddest part, the investors are mostly affected left with the tokens that they've created with no value.

[rodskee]

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

And the summary of it is DYOR. I agree that when someone wants to invest, he/she has to make their own understanding first if it's viable to look not just at tokenomics but also at its utility/use case.
That's what a project really means and what it's made, to be used for its purpose where the developers have seen a problem and made it for the solution that it should have.

In the end? it is our money so no one will give more importance but us .. those project creator cares nothing about our funds though they pretended to be one.
so DYOR will at least lessen our chances of being scammed or lose .
but like what mostly says , try not to put important money inside and always Have Bitcoin more than any coins you will have.

Yes, no one stops you from whatever you want to do with your money. And the developers only care for the project if they legitimately really care for the project. Otherwise, it's just all about how the project can generate money.
DYOR is important, whether you have high or less capital, it's a matter that one has to remember because you've worked hard for that money and only you can decide on how you're going to spend it properly.

though all of as are with one target here , and that is to earn money either the developer/team or us who investing in those project.

so better be ready for what to come and never expect too much because greediness is the reason why many of us falls from different outcome that what we are looking.

If the project is legit then the developers and the teams behind it are going to care for it and they will do their best to make the project better. Unique investors can do the same thing as well. They will invest in bigger amounts and they will hold for a longer time because they believe on the technology of the project.

They wanted to be a part of its success but investors that only care for easy money are going to invest smaller amounts and then they are the first one that will sell once the project experience a small pump in the price. This initiative is not wrong if only they will do this on a scam project as scam projects have the same initiative as them.

Trust me mate , you can only count with fingers those legit and almost everyone are here to gather our money.

[Adbitco]

It all depends on the project i have witness lot of token with much supply and yet do succeed although it's mostly end on pump and dumps token, for instance Dogecoin total supply was so huge to extent people never pay attention to the project less until it was influenced by Elon Musk after he made some announcement about the project.
This was a project that people never seems to care for and was considering to have bad tokemics has turned out to be the best, although people thought i would get to $1 but dump on them due to over hyped.
Investing in altcoin are very risky decision one could take, from my past experience i don't even give room for those shity and shedy projects that come to still your precious funds.

[o48o]

Do you know that some crypto projects are so amazing that you will want to give up your money just to allocate some portion of the max supply but the tokenomics ruined it all?

Some projects have good utilities but their tokenomics is very bad, if you don't know this do try learning the difference between good utility and good tokenomics because it is very important and this will help you on your future crypto investments.

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

Good utility works only with sustainable tokenimics, without other, other can be pointless. Tokenomics gone wrong can mean several things from incentives for securing the coin being too low and so for exposed to all sort of attacks to becoming too costly to send, too fast inflation without inclusive staking rendering your share worthless quickly. And stuff like that .

Along fundamentals, tokenomics is the main thing to look at in order to estimate any kind of roi.

[Xal0lex]

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

Need to study not only tokenomics, but also founders, investors, roadmap, listings on exchanges, integration with other projects, community, social networks, and much more. Tokenomics itself gives only part of the information about a project, but does not allow you to fully assess its attractiveness, or vice versa. Therefore, projects should always be approached with a comprehensive assessment and research, rather than relying on a single factor or some scale.

[janggernaut]

Do you know that some crypto projects are so amazing that you will want to give up your money just to allocate some portion of the max supply but the tokenomics ruined it all?

Some projects have good utilities but their tokenomics is very bad, if you don't know this do try learning the difference between good utility and good tokenomics because it is very important and this will help you on your future crypto investments.

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

Actually it's kinda easy to avoid bad tokenomic from a project. Just read their whitepaper and find their tokenomic. If the most supply goes to dev or team or advisor > 20%, just avoid to invest on that token. There are much better token which have better tokenomic.

[Pierre 2]

I think when it comes to newcomer altcoins, tokenomics is very important. There are some inflationary altcoins out there, especially like defi coins. In normal situation noone would be interested to buy them because noone wants another currency to gradually lose its price. But yet features of defi coins made them popular and uniswap & pancakeswap are still popular with high cap. Developers should definitely be cautious, and make their token more desirable to buy/use.

[Reatim]

Do you know that some crypto projects are so amazing that you will want to give up your money just to allocate some portion of the max supply but the tokenomics ruined it all?

Some projects have good utilities but their tokenomics is very bad, if you don't know this do try learning the difference between good utility and good tokenomics because it is very important and this will help you on your future crypto investments.

No matter how tempted you are to invest in a project always learn its tokenomics first.

actually I don't know deeper about this tokenomics though it has been said once from a  friend ,  maybe this time? I need to understand this deep as i wanted to venture in semi long term trading or short term meaning I wanted to earn in not to be called easy money lol.
thanks for this thread Maybe this time I will be serious about this.

[tabas]

What's even worse is when an investor buys any token that they like and then wouldn't care about utility or tokenomics. And they're only buying because that's what they think is the best token/coin to buy and overheard it somewhere. Maybe from an influencer or YouTube or any social networking site. It may sound funny but that's in real life happening because they all think that it will make sense if they follow those people that are encouraging them to buy. Well, they're good at talking and enticing others to buy the crypto they advertise.