Will you invest in a project that might take years to outshine the market??

[suzanne5223]

My belief is that any new project that makes a huge surge in price in the short term of its launch is a hype-based project because most of the market-leading cryptocurrency project we have today was in existence for years before they could get the good adoption they had today.
This is the reason why we see some crypto investors being a victim of meme coin hype because the multiplier made by a certain project in the market is the major focus of some crypto investors these days.
The years a project shine is not my major concern cause the fundamental concept, the issue it solves, and the project's uniqueness is the reason why I invest in an altcoin if I must invest in any. Besides, there's a certain privacy coin that was launched 4years ago that I am holding and most privacy enthusiasts haven't noticed the coin but the developer are working hard and introducing new things into the market.

[Eureka_07]

I found out in the blockchain world, many people are losing patience when they start to invest in a project. Their understanding about "long term" is no longer years but weeks.

Some project need time to build and shape. What do you think?

I don't have any statistical data, but I assume that most projects that are good and serious tend to have much solid start-up unlike those projects that aren't.
I will personally invest to projects that I think will have a good future market value. I always consider the use case, the team, roadmap, Whitepaper, etc.

[yhiaali3]

For large projects, it takes years to successfully complete the construction of all stages. The so-called burning of stages causes the project to fail.

As for the situation because of the meme coins that have no purpose or project and multiply in a very short period, people started panting after this meme and left investing in projects.

[bittraffic]

It always takes time for projects to mature since they are following roadmaps. And patience can runout when you see the investment never grow along time especially when the bear market strikes.

But I did tried investing during ICO, it paid well despite the time of waiting though as in crypto all you need is a bull run. The timing matters in crypto investing.

[ethereumhunter]

After reading most of the comments and replies, guess people are willing to invest in gem. But as always, it's never easy to look for a gem and we will never know it's a gem till it shines in the market.

That was because if they could find the hidden gem, they would gain huge profits they could never imagine. Just imagine, just by investing a few dollars, you can get thousands of dollars in results. Who wouldn't be interested? And that brings more new people to invest in crypto especially in new projects.

Little do they know that finding hidden gems is difficult and no one knows which project will become the next hidden gem. Here they are gambling with their money, hoping to get big profits.

[Xal0lex]

My belief is that any new project that makes a huge surge in price in the short term of its launch is a hype-based project because most of the market-leading cryptocurrency project we have today was in existence for years before they could get the good adoption they had today.
This is the reason why we see some crypto investors being a victim of meme coin hype because the multiplier made by a certain project in the market is the major focus of some crypto investors these days.
The years a project shine is not my major concern cause the fundamental concept, the issue it solves, and the project's uniqueness is the reason why I invest in an altcoin if I must invest in any. Besides, there's a certain privacy coin that was launched 4years ago that I am holding and most privacy enthusiasts haven't noticed the coin but the developer are working hard and introducing new things into the market.

Not always because of the hype. New projects at the start of trading have a very small circulating supply, so it is very easy to inflate the price of such projects, exchanges are actively involved in this. After the price is artificially inflated, an active sale begins, and the project price is flying to the bottom. After she reaches the bottom, the supply has time to increase and price jumps are not as rapid as before. In fact, all these big candles are caused by short-term speculators and stock bots more often than just the hype around the project.

[gurunanakji777]

I believe that even good projects can fail in the long term, so long-term planning is not advisable unless we consider Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB. In this crypto market, anything can happen, and the demand fluctuates rapidly, so making extensive long-term plans is not wise in my opinion. Everyone wants to make a profit in the short term, and not many people invest for slow, gradual gains in the crypto market, at least that's what I think.

[suzanne5223]

My belief is that any new project that makes a huge surge in price in the short term of its launch is a hype-based project because most of the market-leading cryptocurrency project we have today was in existence for years before they could get the good adoption they had today.
This is the reason why we see some crypto investors being a victim of meme coin hype because the multiplier made by a certain project in the market is the major focus of some crypto investors these days.
The years a project shine is not my major concern cause the fundamental concept, the issue it solves, and the project's uniqueness is the reason why I invest in an altcoin if I must invest in any. Besides, there's a certain privacy coin that was launched 4years ago that I am holding and most privacy enthusiasts haven't noticed the coin but the developer are working hard and introducing new things into the market.

Not always because of the hype. New projects at the start of trading have a very small circulating supply, so it is very easy to inflate the price of such projects, exchanges are actively involved in this. After the price is artificially inflated, an active sale begins, and the project price is flying to the bottom. After she reaches the bottom, the supply has time to increase and price jumps are not as rapid as before. In fact, all these big candles are caused by short-term speculators and stock bots more often than just the hype around the project.

You're right about cryptocurrency exchange inflating the price of a newly created project that just got listed and that's why I never join the trading competition of a new listing project because after the trading competition ends the crypto bottom price will come to life but we can still categorize it as hype because marketing is done in diverse ways and strategy procedure that put the project an on the edge is hype.

[Humility4sure]

Investing in projects that are certainly going to do well in the future is different from investing with a hope that the project would do well in the future. Most projects in the industry can only offer the community or investors hope of doing better in the future. There's no certainty in this industry as we know the market is volatile and disruptive.

[wheelz1200]

I found out in the blockchain world, many people are losing patience when they start to invest in a project. Their understanding about "long term" is no longer years but weeks.

Some project need time to build and shape. What do you think?

Why wouldn't someone.  I get the cash grab on quick pumps but for preservation of capital I would advise to find these types of projects for long term appreciation. A good project is a good project and eventually the market will catch up.  I'm not into flash grabs anymore so I prefer these types of projects.

[Yatsan]

If assurance is there, then it won't be a problem waiting. Problem is, there's no such thing as assurance in this industry. Every project has its own potential to be profitable for years but why aren't they all be? 'coz there are factors which affects the market especially in this industry. Everything is determined by demand and it happened that demand is a changing variable. There are several factors which affects the demand towards a project which causes uncertainties with regards to its future developments. There are projects which are sxisting for years in this industry but only a few are quite having a consistent progress. So if criterias and long term vision would be met, then it would be okay doing so. Bottomline is, it depends on the project 'coz not all would be good for long term investment.

[poodle63]

Bitcoin and ethereum take a decade to reach into this level and that's the point when investing in the crypto. you wait for years but you get lots of return from there.

So many stupid people are always expecting to get money as soon as possible while they were able making it to be even better by use it for long term hold to get bigger return(legit coin only).

[Teraboy]

sounds like really bad idea, i don't think i will be that invested in a project that takes too long just to increase their price whatsoever, you don't even know whether the time when the project have rally will come because usually such project that takes too long time just for that aren't gonna be having good future, more likely to be abandoned by the general people that invested in the project honestly.

[Gorgulina]

100% yes, I'm doing it with NeonLink now
web3 gaming will be popular!

[wajik-tempe]

Investors that appreciate a project's long-term potential and are prepared to be patient can reap huge rewards. Such investors understand that establishing a successful product takes time, and they are ready to ride through market ups and downs. It is crucial to understand that not all blockchain initiatives are made equal. Some initiatives may need years to establish, lay a solid basis, and fulfill their objectives, whilst others are trash money game enterprises.

[QueenVera]

I found out in the blockchain world, many people are losing patience when they start to invest in a project. Their understanding about "long term" is no longer years but weeks.

Some project need time to build and shape. What do you think?

They're getting confused by the quick riches project like memecoins and shit tokens gives to people who gets lucky by investing in them and they are using it to make quick money. Investing should be a minimum of , 6 months as that why long term should be for minimum then if you want to increase it should be more than  a year.
Having patience is the best thing you can do when you invest in a project that is legitimate and not scams. It's not every project that you'll invest, some are just not worth investing as they'll die. The best projects take time to develop and that's why you should invest in those times so you can get a good amount of token for very low price.
Investing in the bear market is the best time to buy coins that you'll hold for the bull market to start so you can profits. You can buy newly launched coins or old ones but make sure the project are working on good ideas and they have a very strong team to avoid investing in scam that'll run away with investors money.

[piebeyb]

Every project does take time, just like bitcoin takes several years to get a lot of investors and community there, to be honest, for beginners, of course they won't think about long-term investments, they don't have time to do in-depth research, some projects can develop in a few years. , there are also many cases of big projects that suddenly go bankrupt or even close, that's what beginners and new investors are worried about, but it's possible to bring in people who believe in a project and even invest in them for the long term, usually if it's successful then it will be profitable , but the risk of losing everything is also there.

My advice is that you should never invest in any crypto before doing in-depth research on the project you want to invest in, don't follow FOMO, keep doing research because that will determine the outcome of your investment in the long term. i prefer to keep bitcoin and ETH for long term the rest i am still a bit hesitant, learned from LUNA failure so be careful with that, 

[tvplus006]

...Some project need time to build and shape. What do you think?

There is no guarantee that after a few years, the project will be successful and bring a big profit. The development of the project can stop at any time for reasons independent of us. But even if the project achieves significant success, this does not mean that the price of the coin should also increase, because it is a cryptocurrency, not a security.

[JeffBrad12]

Every project does take time, just like bitcoin takes several years to get a lot of investors and community there, to be honest, for beginners, of course they won't think about long-term investments, they don't have time to do in-depth research, some projects can develop in a few years. , there are also many cases of big projects that suddenly go bankrupt or even close, that's what beginners and new investors are worried about, but it's possible to bring in people who believe in a project and even invest in them for the long term, usually if it's successful then it will be profitable , but the risk of losing everything is also there.

My advice is that you should never invest in any crypto before doing in-depth research on the project you want to invest in, don't follow FOMO, keep doing research because that will determine the outcome of your investment in the long term. i prefer to keep bitcoin and ETH for long term the rest i am still a bit hesitant, learned from LUNA failure so be careful with that,  

nowadays it's different though so many good project got massive hype at the beginning and then goes forgotten and lose its value after sometime, right now many are quite good enough in determining which project are good thats why initial investment there are so many demand, yet after that, the demand isn't so strong because the coin is already reaching its peak valuation and then go downhill after that, so I guess nowadays, investing in project that's long term isn't really interesting.
I guess there's also reason why so many people nowadays are choosing IEO projects and backed by big venture capital project rather than some ordinary project because they got listed fast in famous exchange and could gain increase in market capitalisation relatively faster than the other, after all people are now want to flip their money in an instant.

[albon]

I found out in the blockchain world, many people are losing patience when they start to invest in a project. Their understanding about "long term" is no longer years but weeks.

Some project need time to build and shape. What do you think?

I agree with you that patience is the key to success and achieving returns in the crypto arena, but not all currencies in the market are worth investing in the long term; there are new projects that fail after a while, and there are currencies that are delisted from exchange platforms and so on, so for me yes I prefer to keep my patience in any investment I enter into, but in promising and old currencies in the market and that is supported by a strong team and a vast community and have cases of use and the like, for example, the meme coins, if I made good profits from them, why wait patiently in the long term, because these shitcoins can collapse dramatically and they can't return to the previous ATH.