Existing/established altcoins or new ones?

[oktana]

Existing ones are the best. This is because you’re sure that they are here to stay and not just for the moment. New altcoins can actually give a lot more profit in shorter time, but you never know how long they’d last. So to be on the safe side, it’s better to make slow and steady gain with lower risk than one that can be spontaneous but your money could be negatively spontaneous too.

[Essential10]

Many people want to get profits in a very short time while investing in coins, while others wait a little longer. New coins offer good profits quickly, but there are many who prefer established coins because it doesn't matter if it takes a while to get profit from their invested money, basically they have less fear of losing their investment in established coins. I would definitely choose SOL, ETH and BNB coins as they are established coins in the market and investing in these coins is very low risk if you wait for the upcoming bull run. If the new projects look very profitable temporarily but there is no guarantee of how the coins will perform in the coming days. I am definitely willing to invest in established coins even if I have a small amount of money.

[R100K-Martin-Lunger]

How about a healthy mix of both? But then you have to be really careful with the new ones and only choose altcoins with the maximum growth potential which isn't always easy to gauge and people end up chasing the wrong ones because of FOMO. As for the established ones, I am a fan of Solana, Cordano, Ethereum, Chainlink, XPR, etc. these, alongside Bitcoin, in your portfolio is a good, low-risk strategy. If you want to be more daring, you can experiment with the latest memecoins as well. But these are definitely high risk, same with the new and emerging coins. The trick is to diversify though.

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[doomloop]

I would prefer both as I would like to diversify my portfolio. If I am looking for good profit from the market I would allocate funds accordingly depending on the hype, the narrative and what is trending. I know it is not that easy to do it but for good profit a little bid of hard work and a lot of smart work is required.

It is still possible to diversify on one category only, preferably the established coins, we already know why and its name says it all (established). They are a go-to for those who want to earn a good profit and a much guarantee one. Hypes, narratives and trends sounds the same, and riding their waves are very risky, so they are not worth it. Knowing if which coins are among those category is still easy because they are in the headlines.

Being smart might play a role here because we can search for the origin of those coins in order to become an early bird at them but it's still tricky as some might only be a scam and manipulators will ensure they can only or mostly benefit.

[jrrsparkles]

Will it be the existing altcoins or the new ones which will give more profits? I mean would you go with coins like SOL, INJ, ETH and BNB or some recent projects like JUP, BONK for upcoming bull run?

People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

Which one would you prefer and please name the coins as well.

Literally new coins will give more profits than coins which is existing for years and the reason is obvious short term hype which makes it suitable for short term trading/investing. But how we are going to pick the coins cause there are hundreds of projects launched but only a few can end up giving profits so finding that project is based on luck than anything else which makes it as non reliable to be sure with our capital.

[God bless u]

Based on what is happening in the cryptocurrency market and the position of all the cryptocurrencies, I think I will prefer to establish Ethereum and Solana if there is an opportunity to establish two coin because the coins has performed well in this season, and it will still going to perform better in the future. The reason why I don't like to embrace new projects in the market is because I don't know how strong they are in the market and what they can offer in the nearest futur, but the old projects I know very well and how strong the teams behind them are and it gives me boldness to go ahead to invest in that particular project. Since there is still bullish season, it will be favourable if you can wait to allow the price of Ethereum to decrease to $2000 before you can purchase and hold because the price will definitely reach $10,000 next two years.

Yeah that's a good approach but the problem is that how we can save newbies of the traps that are set by the course sellers and affiliate project promoters who don't bother whether it'll benefit or loss someone they just do it for the sake of their affiliates profit.

It's very important to launch campaigns and educate people on how they can save themselves from the wrong investments. I'm not saying that all the new projects are scam and you should never Invest that but the point here is that we should be very careful while investing especially from these types of course sellers and affiliate marketers.We should not completely depend on them rather we should do our research as well.

[kentrolla]

Will it be the existing altcoins or the new ones which will give more profits? I mean would you go with coins like SOL, INJ, ETH and BNB or some recent projects like JUP, BONK for upcoming bull run?

People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

Which one would you prefer and please name the coins as well.

Literally new coins will give more profits than coins which is existing for years and the reason is obvious short term hype which makes it suitable for short term trading/investing. But how we are going to pick the coins cause there are hundreds of projects launched but only a few can end up giving profits so finding that project is based on luck than anything else which makes it as non reliable to be sure with our capital.

Agreed. The problem here is we cannot ride over luck as we are aware new coins have more potential to provide better profits but they have very thin chances of being successful as there are many projects dumped in the market everyday so even if it's a good project it would be difficult to handpick it that's the problem.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

Will it be the existing altcoins or the new ones which will give more profits? I mean would you go with coins like SOL, INJ, ETH and BNB or some recent projects like JUP, BONK for upcoming bull run?

People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

Which one would you prefer and please name the coins as well.

I always prefer established currencies for investment. I don't like new projects much for investment. Below are some of the coins I like among established coins: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin (BNB), Solana, Dogecoin Cardano etc. I like all these coins and proceed to invest with all these coins. I trade with new project and take some profit from it. Trading from new project I understand new project is risky but profit is high but I don't support long term investment I support short term and trading.

[jrrsparkles]

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Agreed. The problem here is we cannot ride over luck as we are aware new coins have more potential to provide better profits but they have very thin chances of being successful as there are many projects dumped in the market everyday so even if it's a good project it would be difficult to handpick it that's the problem.

Well, that's the headache for every investor. They can choose small cap coins if they want to make huge profits but chances of finding a project that is going to be successful is very thin or else they could choose the bitcoin or existing coins that's know to stay here for long will grow gradually nothing will change overnight can give profits in the long run.

[johnsaributua]

Yes we both want to find profits with affordable capital but get more decimals with brilliant new altcoin progress , unfortunately it's like looking for a needle in a haystack sir. There is but the progress is very long there are also sometimes even no liquidity when listing on dex . YES you are right it is better to ethreum or layer 1 which has been tested in the market. Indeed, when there is a new project, some people may look forward to and buy for fun, it doesn't matter for daily scalping or entertainment, outside of a serious portfolio for the future. so that when the dump still has capital and asset custody if there is a moment when the favourite coin wants to be bought back. indeed trading cannot be guessed which genre will profit first but with the spread of the trend it can change at any time, allowing harvesting or even both.

[Webetcoins]

I think it depends, some old and established projects are doing great, no doubt about that, and when you think about the security of your funds along with the potential profits you might get, you will think of investing in those established ones without a second thought. However, many of the newly launched cryptocurrencies have great potential as well, I'm not referring to meme coins because they are not normal cryptocurrencies but others such as JUP, ETHFI, AXL, PORTAL, etc.

I don't usually invest a lot in altcoins but when I do, I make sure that I do enough research to find out which coins have been performing well lately and then I check the projects behind them to find out whether the performance can be managed in the long run or it's just because of hype.

Yes that's the ideal way because it's like choosing between average profit with security which is established coins and higher profit with higher risk without security which is new coins so it's advisable to do a through research about everything right from their team to partners and previous works and whitepaper. I think we need to give a try to new coins as well but not the entire portfolio but rather 10% or 20%.

Yes, 10% to 20% should be good enough for one to try their luck in newly launched cryptocurrencies that tend to have good potential for long run because they are backed by good projects and they have something to offer to the industry compared to completely useless cryptocurrencies, mostly meme coins or shit coins that we see popping up every month in large quantities.

Some people tend to invest a large percentage of their capital into new projects and cryptocurrencies, I find that to be a risky move because one should have most of their portfolio filled with already established cryptocurrencies and only a small percentage should go for those new cryptocurrencies.

[atookz]

Will it be the existing altcoins or the new ones which will give more profits? I mean would you go with coins like SOL, INJ, ETH and BNB or some recent projects like JUP, BONK for upcoming bull run?

People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

Which one would you prefer and please name the coins as well.

New coins may be able to generate higher profits, but every time I try to trade some new coins I never get good profits. Maybe I'm unlucky and less skilled at analyzing new coins, so I trade more often in established coins. When trading in established coins, I always get maximum profits, and in my opinion it will be safer and far from potential scams. I mostly use coins like ETH, BNB , SOL and XRP. Maybe the coin's price jump is not as surprising as the new coin, but I think this coin is very promising. So I don't want to take a big risk on a new coin.

[JeffBrad12]

Existing ones are the best. This is because you’re sure that they are here to stay and not just for the moment. New altcoins can actually give a lot more profit in shorter time, but you never know how long they’d last. So to be on the safe side, it’s better to make slow and steady gain with lower risk than one that can be spontaneous but your money could be negatively spontaneous too.

judging from what category a project resides in could help too for example a dapps coin usually won't have that long rally its usually just dumps after a moment, but blockchain coin could give good profit for long term holding, but yeah existing coins usually have the reassuring advantage that its not gonna go anywhere it could be having massive dump and will still be there for the next few years giving us opportunity to make up for our losses by simply holding.
so if a certain person wants a reassuring investment that could be hold for long term even if we have floating losses simply choose the existing coin, its not like these existing or established coin are giving off smaller profits anyway. solana for example give massive profit for the early holders.
otherwise just go with newer coin if someone wants full fledged speculative nature of new coins.

[oktana]

Existing ones are the best. This is because you’re sure that they are here to stay and not just for the moment. New altcoins can actually give a lot more profit in shorter time, but you never know how long they’d last. So to be on the safe side, it’s better to make slow and steady gain with lower risk than one that can be spontaneous but your money could be negatively spontaneous too.

judging from what category a project resides in could help too for example a dapps coin usually won't have that long rally its usually just dumps after a moment, but blockchain coin could give good profit for long term holding, but yeah existing coins usually have the reassuring advantage that its not gonna go anywhere it could be having massive dump and will still be there for the next few years giving us opportunity to make up for our losses by simply holding.
so if a certain person wants a reassuring investment that could be hold for long term even if we have floating losses simply choose the existing coin, its not like these existing or established coin are giving off smaller profits anyway. solana for example give massive profit for the early holders.
otherwise just go with newer coin if someone wants full fledged speculative nature of new coins.

You are very correct. Just today I remembered when I bought BNB for a really low amount. Looking at BNB at $500 is really crazy. So yes, these altcoins aren’t so bad for one to look up to the new ones. I believe that most people who want to invest in new altcoins are hoping it will give more profit but it’s better to have sure decent profit than an unsure huge one. Unless you have the money to risk.

[bluebit25]

(...)Which one would you prefer and please name the coins as well.

In reality, I feel like the new/old distinction isn't too much of an issue because we often get FOMO during price increase cycles regardless of the product's age. And as long as bullish sentiment is enough to make us act, either way, there are opportunities/risks.

Like recently I was considering choosing between TONCOIN and SOL, but looking back, both have had strong performance with quite impressive price increases. So no matter from any angle, the investment plan should be clear from the start and accept everything that will happen even if it is a bad situation.

[tvplus006]

...People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

We can definitely say that the potential of new altcoins is much higher than that of old coins. But at the same time, you should understand that where there is high profit, there are high risks of losing your deposit. Therefore, if you still decide to invest in new coins, then it is necessary to allocate a small part of the deposit for these purposes.

[Webetcoins]

In reality, I feel like the new/old distinction isn't too much of an issue because we often get FOMO during price increase cycles regardless of the product's age. And as long as bullish sentiment is enough to make us act, either way, there are opportunities/risks.

Like recently I was considering choosing between TONCOIN and SOL, but looking back, both have had strong performance with quite impressive price increases. So no matter from any angle, the investment plan should be clear from the start and accept everything that will happen even if it is a bad situation.

But, there is still a difference. When you FOMO into an old cryptocurrency that has been around for quite some time and has been doing very well, even if it drops in price after you purchase it, you will rest assured that it will at least go up again since it has a good track record. However, if you FOMO into a new cryptocurrency that doesn't even have a track record and there is no historical charts or patterns available for you to evaluate, if it drops in value after you purchase, you don't know whether it will regain value or not.

So technically, it is safer to invest in cryptocurrencies that are old even if you FOMO and buy at the wrong time, you will at least have some peace of mind knowing they won't go down and stay there forever but that happens with new cryptocurrencies and we can see thousands of such cryptocurrencies in exchanges that are down and don't go up at all.

[kentrolla]

...People usually prefer established coins due to stability and it's reputation, but ther are se of people who rather prefer new coins because the profit margins in new coins are higher than the established ones.

We can definitely say that the potential of new altcoins is much higher than that of old coins. But at the same time, you should understand that where there is high profit, there are high risks of losing your deposit. Therefore, if you still decide to invest in new coins, then it is necessary to allocate a small part of the deposit for these purposes.

Yes that's exactly my point wherein the coin with high profit definitely comes with high risk and the problem nowadays are FOMO as we tend to invest in a particular coin just by looking at the market trend and pump in its price by skipping the strategy we have planned. It becomes difficult to be on our strategy when we see sudden surge in price of a particular coins. But yeah have a certain fund reserved for such high risk coins will be a better option.

[andyou1234]

for now I prefer altcoins that are already stored in my portfolio, and am not at all interested in new altcoins even though they are on the rise, currently the altcoins that I hold are ethereum, binance, terra luna, xrp, cardano, and solana, according to I think this altcoin has very good prospects, of course this coin is also in the top 10 cmc, so the opportunity to get very high profits in the future,

[terrific]

If you're new to the market then obviously, you'll choose those that are new to the market because the existing ones might find you uncomfortable because of their price. You'd say that they're priced in and expensive to start with and that's why you'd try your luck to go with the newer ones. But in the end, it's your preference that shall show how profitable this market is but we the quite old ones will stay to what has been profitable to us like with BTC/ETH.