MicroCap buying "technique" !!??!!

[NIrish]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

[o48o]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run

This totally depends on the project as a lot of them go to zero anyway. If i smell a moonshot coming for any reason, i will dca to some point but the amount of money i am willing to risk with microcaps is really low so it doesn't really matter to me anyway. Hardest question is when to cash out. I see no future in 2 of the microcaps i am in but they have already made me lots of profits so i am cashing out. I managed to sell some near ath and even i am 70% down from there i am still on the plus. But as i see them going nowhere i am currently cashing out.

Too bad, they could have easily made me 1000x and more with a right management.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

Most of microcaps are listed only on dexes (without stoploss) with little liquidity and high volatility. Volatility so high that 30-50% up or down push is nothing extraordinary. Liquidity so low, that wrongly places stoploss will dump price to zero (flash crash).

I agree with o48o. the only option with such investments is to allocate a very small part of the portfolio and forget. Kind of like sending a lottery ticket.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

Buy and hold I guess. Unless you have more funds to buy another dip. Plus if you do it, make sure that the project is worth bought up cause if not you are just catching some falling knives instead to take advantage of the low dip youll just get toast more.

[SyndicateLabs]

I think the OP needs to look back at how the process went for you, how did you get started with that stuff? How did you buy and hold those? And the story then to the present is the loss?
I see the problem of placing your trust in low quality environments where the risk and return can be seen from the outset and in case you are unlucky 50% still a low loss rate. Accept the fact that your capital can be completely lost, just as it can give you a big and very fast profit. But let's be more honest about such projects, looking at how they are run and the quick pump/dump processes do you really have control of that game or are you just one of the victims or just like that? tool for the creators to use.

[passwordnow]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

It's better that you don't. Even someone who has made a lot of profit with these microcap coins, may not be applicable to you. This is like having a big shot of luck.
Just think of any purchase you do with microcap coins as something too risky and you have no control over its short future. Like you'll never what shall happen within the next few minutes and it's a gamble that you're okay to lose.

[QueenVera]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

After buying a token, I don't set stop loss because I believe the project before investing in it. I'll monitor the project to know why it's dumping before taking a decision. If the dump is caused by the general market then I won't sell or set a stop lose but if the project is dumping because of other reason, I sell.
If the whole market is dumping because Bitcoin is dumping then there's nothing you can do as no project can stand against the movement of Bitcoin because Bitcoin control the whole market. If you decide to sell in this instances, you would miss the future gains you should have gotten.
Always observe your investment, know the reason behind why anything is happening so you don't regret the decision you take. Also keep spare money so you can buy more tokens if the price reduces after you have invested. Don't invest in a project if you don't believe it to be successful.

[bluebit25]

(...)Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

As you have expressed the profit as well as the risk that you have accepted to buy such things. And in my opinion there is no threshold for this, as I am not a regular price watcher so the fact that some coins have a high level of risk makes me not bother to check daily profits or losses. daily losses. I used to spend a small amount of capital to buy some shitcoins that have been battered since 2017, and it wasn't until the market was really active in 2022 that I checked that account again, and indeed some shitcoins were worthless but there were some that gave me a lot of money.

[Xal0lex]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

I personally do not, because I always buy long term. Stop Losses are for traders, not investors. Don't forget that the shorter the timeframe, the higher the volatility. The shorter the timeframe, the more likely your stop loss will trigger. Microcaps are good over the distance, that's when you get the maximum profit, I don't see the point in buying a microcap with a time frame of, say, 3 months, especially not in a bull market.

[Iyeman]

when you're dealing with investment in microcaps coin you don't stoploss but instead you should take more carefully in regard of your entry, whether it's worth it or not, usually only invests when it hasn't yet rising or when it has fallen down really sharp then only then you should make investment.

[judeafante]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.

Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

That's one of the risks of investing in an unknown token although they have a targetted market that may not be enough to encourage volume in the market, you have to follow its performance in the market and community feedback if they failed to keep up, you can then decide to dump and cut your losses and move on, there's no use holding a falling token for long in the hope that it will recover, you will just be disappointed if it goes zero then out of the market, always take quick action when investing in a new token.

[JeffBrad12]

there's reason everyone keep saying to only invests really little in these shitcoins in general because they have higher chance of losing their value than any other coin, it's all about trying out honestly.
some of the coin might give instant return even after few hours you have invested and the other will just outright turn into valueless coin which definitely beyond any recovery since its got massive dump to oblivion.
i'd argue that investing less than 10 bucks is already good enough for these coins, no need to bet using all your money in some of these random coin because the chance are unclear.
the manipulation is also rampant, so when investing in these coin expect to lose.

[indo1]

I think using a stop loss to get a cheaper price and also better anticipate the risk of a big loss. hope or believe it's like gambling, at least we have tried our best to save our assets and learn to become professional traders. it will help us if we want to open a trading class to beginners.

[Jackl87]

99% of my holdings are Top100 coins but I decided for the first time to invest some of my profit into Rejuve.ai as a very long shot.
Since I bought it's dropped by 50%  ...... so my question is when you buy a microcap moonshot do you place a stop loss to try and get it cheaper if the price drops significantly or do you simply buy and hold in the hope/belief it will make significant gains come the bull run.

I have personally never tried before to invest into microcap projects, but i am in a few telegram groups where users are doing this pretty regularly. As far as i know they are looking at websites like dexscreener for example and there they are looking for trading pairs that were added recently. That way you see project that were listed just now and you have the chance to invest into them extremely early.
Of course it is lalso part of the truth, that probably 99% of all those tokens that are listed with a very low market cap on Dexes are meme-coins that are dead again within a few days or scams. So you have to be very careful here and you have to be aware that the chance of a total loss of your funds is very high.

[Apocollapse]

Microcap is mostly a shitcoin, there's no technique if you're trying to buy it and hope the next day the price will increase 100% because there's a high risk behind it, like your experience where the price of the coin decrease for 50% Buy a shitcoin is gambling, so make sure you know it.

Top 100 coins might be safer, but not all of them are legit coins.

[GreatArkansas]

The micro market cap is gambling, trust me. As you can notice, there are lot of people that only stake only for these micro caps, it's like you are playing the lottery where you are hitting the jackpot. Because if your lucky enough and the micro marketcap you able to buy will make a huge pump, it will be huge that you can expect.

[shinratensei_]

with micro capital coins you just make entry when the price is already low enough that it suits your preferences and then you just forget it but should also remember to put it on your investment tracker in case it's increasing in value.

sometimes the increase in value happens quite randomly that you won't really notice so adding it to your investment tracker is essential.

moreover, the fact that it's micro capital coin means it could quite literally vanish into thin air and usually don't have the money to get listed in bigger exchanges so first thing you should expect from investing in them is that you are losing your money. that's it, most of the time you just outright gonna lose all your money because your odd of winning is so low.