How to tell if a new coin is worth investing in!

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If a coin introduces a completely new technology that enables a different function and is sustainable in the long term, does it have the potential to be a worthwhile investment?

There is nothing new in this crypto that a new coin will bring that we have'nt seen before, we have had more and more in the past and they are yet to deliver all the promises they made, in short we are still dealing with insecurity, transaction speeds and decentralization, there is no coin in the market that has this 3 completely except they want to lie to your face, I repeat no coin in crypto market that has the 3 completely. Ethereum is secure, less decentralized and low speed, and has more investors as altcoin than any other coin will ever produce and still looking strong without any market competitors, because investors don't trust this new coins.

Have your heard or come across the word "diversify your portfolio before"? This is what real investors do, they don't put their coins in a single basket, they diversify their portfolio by investing into different coins because you never can tell the one that will yield more profits, doing this again will make you on the safe side because you also don't know the one that will fail at the end of the day, so it's always good to share your capital in different forms to be in the best investment risk.

[Dessy88]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

[AakZaki]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

It's not just about how long the token lives, but about how their community and the developers who develop the coin. it's pretty important.
Because there are so many new coins that appear only at the beginning, and then run off with a lot of investors' money. Doing detailed research will indeed help to find out what the long-term project for the new coin will actually be. If nothing is good and it's just run by scammers, then leave and find another project.

[AbuBhakar]

If a coin introduces a completely new technology that enables a different function and is sustainable in the long term, does it have the potential to be a worthwhile investment?

It depends on the strength of the team and how huge their funds to sustain the project development consistently because there’s a lot of good idea crypto projects that didn’t materialize and die slowly because of insufficient funds or the team abandoned it because they faced a dead end on the development.

These days, Those project with strong team and marketing usually becomes successful no matter how shit the project is just like Richard Heart projects HEX and Pulsechain which are both shit peojects yet it has a lot of investors to sustain the project. The CEO is now being sued but the project itself will continue for development if the SEC didn't hit him.

[yazher]

If a coin introduces a completely new technology that enables a different function and is sustainable in the long term, does it have the potential to be a worthwhile investment?

Most of those new projects honestly just have some new innovative roadmap designs and some interesting ideas so that they can attract their investors with it. You cannot just simply rely on that because that's not enough nowadays and probably they just copied what they were saying in their roadmaps and just simplified or they were just lying about it. This is their deception and the worst of the matter is, that you only find that out too late when they start to delay what they were saying in those roadmaps and you cannot do anything about it but wait and hope for progress when you already invested your money.

[shinratensei_]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

but sometimes some altcoins that have existed for quite some time might already reached its peak, to be frank here, so many new altcoins nowadays are instead of slowly raising their value over the course of the year, instead they are hitting their peak at the very beginning of their listing, take example many coins like sui, and most recently is sei. usually they are hitting their all time high once they hit the exchanges and then goes down hill from there.
so I guess at this point the duration in which they have been out in the market become irrelevant when we are seeking about the profits that they could potentially generates.
I'd say we should look and judge in regards of the worthiness of these coins in general from the other perspective.

[carlisle1]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

It's not just about how long the token lives, but about how their community and the developers who develop the coin. it's pretty important.
Because there are so many new coins that appear only at the beginning, and then run off with a lot of investors' money. Doing detailed research will indeed help to find out what the long-term project for the new coin will actually be. If nothing is good and it's just run by scammers, then leave and find another project.

Yeah right, there are factors that you needed to consider before classifying the project, not just because it's still alive means that
it will be a good one to invest.

Check how good the development and how the team still working behind not to let the project to be stagnant.

There's always a measure that will depends on how you understand the project and how you project the possible profits that you
may get from your investment.

[MundoCoin]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

but sometimes some altcoins that have existed for quite some time might already reached its peak, to be frank here, so many new altcoins nowadays are instead of slowly raising their value over the course of the year, instead they are hitting their peak at the very beginning of their listing, take example many coins like sui, and most recently is sei. usually they are hitting their all time high once they hit the exchanges and then goes down hill from there.
so I guess at this point the duration in which they have been out in the market become irrelevant when we are seeking about the profits that they could potentially generates.
I'd say we should look and judge in regards of the worthiness of these coins in general from the other perspective.

Indeed, many new coins stood at the top as soon as they were born. I think the reason why the price will continue to fall, the main reason is that the technical aspects or development prospects may not meet the expectations of investors, take Ether as an example, the price soared all the way, although the current price is not the highest point, but we all know in our hearts that the price of the next bull market may still be raised.

[MundoCoin]

If a coin introduces a completely new technology that enables a different function and is sustainable in the long term, does it have the potential to be a worthwhile investment?

Most of those new projects honestly just have some new innovative roadmap designs and some interesting ideas so that they can attract their investors with it. You cannot just simply rely on that because that's not enough nowadays and probably they just copied what they were saying in their roadmaps and just simplified or they were just lying about it. This is their deception and the worst of the matter is, that you only find that out too late when they start to delay what they were saying in those roadmaps and you cannot do anything about it but wait and hope for progress when you already invested your money.

Understand that it depends on the ability to implement what's in the white paper. Rather than just shouting slogans.

[GreatArkansas]

Before you buy any good token, research how long it has been operating and marketed. Remember there is no end to the observation and you can continue researching for as long as you want because your capital is in your pocket and there is no fear of losing it. So research independently if the token is not doing well then don't be able to buy. Moreover no one can take your money by force from the investor.

but sometimes some altcoins that have existed for quite some time might already reached its peak, to be frank here, so many new altcoins nowadays are instead of slowly raising their value over the course of the year, instead they are hitting their peak at the very beginning of their listing, take example many coins like sui, and most recently is sei. usually they are hitting their all time high once they hit the exchanges and then goes down hill from there.
so I guess at this point the duration in which they have been out in the market become irrelevant when we are seeking about the profits that they could potentially generates.
I'd say we should look and judge in regards of the worthiness of these coins in general from the other perspective.

This is very common maybe also because it's the wrong time, they launched on the bear market. And another thing is the price when they were listed is really fair, like it's too high for their projects like tokenomics or working products.
As you can also notice, recently altcoins that airdropped their tokens are most of the time dumping during their early days.

[aning97]

 1) check the smart contract for be sure the transaction is not by same amount or same address
2) check the history of the community (past project)
3) avoid a bep 20 (the most scamming project is here)
4) search in your mind if this coin can have a potential utility on real life
5) try to never go all’in on a project, invest only the money that aren’t important for you and you can afford to lose.

[MundoCoin]

1) check the smart contract for be sure the transaction is not by same amount or same address
2) check the history of the community (past project)
3) avoid a bep 20 (the most scamming project is here)
4) search in your mind if this coin can have a potential utility on real life
5) try to never go all’in on a project, invest only the money that aren’t important for you and you can afford to lose.

Thank you for your advice.