Bull Run - Gambling - New Coins

[loco_loco00]

I would like to hear from you how much you allocate for the risk associated with buying coins in presale. 
How do you determine the budget for this? It is known that a coin that takes off can achieve even x100 or more, so someone who is lucky can earn many times more than they risked. 

Do you buy, for example, 10 random coins for 100$ each, or do you wait for something interesting and invest heavily? 

Do you use any alpha groups or investor groups? What kind, for example?

The last successful presale was, for example, Portal, but it was difficult to get in, while SMOLE didn't perform well. Previously, good presales were, for example, PORK and BOME. In which projects have you made a lot of profit?

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[loco_loco00]

I have created a coin that will have its own fully functional dapp, and it is currently in presale.
The token is $SURFER on BSC.
Dapp: https://surfer.lol /// Twitter: x.com/surferchadbnb

It is still before promotion, but I already encourage forum users to join me in creating a common community.

It's going to be interesting, I promise

[mk4]

I don't get into presales at all because I don't need to lol. I just buy coins in the open markets; and if I want to be early on a project, I just try to farm the airdrop(if it looks like they will do an airdrop) using the Paldo.io database.

As for portfolio allocation, there's really no solid rule for this. If you're bullish on the project, go bigger. If not, then go smaller. Simple as that.

[salad daging]

Memecoin => Presale => 100x is bullshit.

I don't have the budget to buy a meme like this which will obviously lose money when it is launched in the DEX market I have seen many cases where devs take money away, devs only use money for liquidity but the fact is the price continues to fall, leave the presale memecoin.

There are many groups that provide information about presale in some projects but I am not sure how reliable it is, this is just their bad strategy to create fomo. Stay DYOR

[electronicash]

OP did have a presale memecoin which he needs 40 ETH lol
even the memecoin investors will also be choosing the memecoins they buy, they don't just randomly pick some and then buy to hold.

early investors are getting scammed by the devs so these investors already learned.
investing in presale is not how people do it these days. they just look at the top coins in the market and choose which one they like the most or which they think can make them rich.

[loco_loco00]

early investors are getting scammed by the devs so these investors already learned.
investing in presale is not how people do it these days. they just look at the top coins in the market and choose which one they like the most or which they think can make them rich.

Yes exactly nowdays fair launch memes are collecting funds in presale to drop all in liquidity pool. In past it was much different and we had tokenomies like 9 points on the list and only 10% in LPs.. which was obvious scamm.

[The Cryptovator]

So you want to promote your own token? If so, I don't think it's going to work in this section. For me, I don't invest a single penny in presale right now. Because maybe very rarely presale projects get pumped. Most scammers take advantage of bull runs. They just launch a new token and raise funds, then there is no more activity and the chart starts going down. That's how a lot of investors lose funds every day. I won't prefer anyone to gamble with presale. It's better to trade rather than invest in a brand new presale token. 

[loco_loco00]

So you want to promote your own token? If so, I don't think it's going to work in this section. For me, I don't invest a single penny in presale right now. Because maybe very rarely presale projects get pumped. Most scammers take advantage of bull runs. They just launch a new token and raise funds, then there is no more activity and the chart starts going down. That's how a lot of investors lose funds every day. I won't prefer anyone to gamble with presale. It's better to trade rather than invest in a brand new presale token. 

So You prefer crypto /tokens sponsored by VC? or whales ? or what kind of development ? Even Yesterday coin like : $Vitaleak ButterChicken made x5 (from listing) and presaleres got bigger revenue. It's nothing rare I guess.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't ingage in presales, but from what I have observed in the altcoin market since 2019, let me tell you the mystery of token presales. A project could decide to sell their token for $0.05 during presale, and when they finally list that token on an exchange, it will be listed at a price of $0.005. A few minutes after listing, the price will pump by +670%, which could take the price to $0.0385. If you see such a token, you might just feel deceived to think that such a token has gained a massive pump without even realizing that that token has not even pumped to the presale price of $0.05. 

Sometimes too, the token would just be listed with the presale price of $0.05, and a few seconds (or minutes) after listing, the price drops to $0.008 or $0.005, leaving many price orders unexecuted. If you are lucky enough, you could only make a little profit from that investment, or you could totally be at a huge loss. Before investing in a presale, always keep in mind that it could either be profitable or not. So, invest wisely and only what you can afford to lose. 

In my opinion, it is better to buy a token after it has been listed, and when the price has dropped a bit, you can buy and wait for a little pump when you will resell. 

[goaldigger]

Investing on pre-sale doesn’t guarantee anything and it’s not easy to trust projects on that early stage.
If you are not able to invest during those time it’s ok because usually, some of them become more cheaper when they reach the exchanges and if you really want to hold some of those tokens then you can just wait for the right timing. New projects in the bull market seems to be more ok and succeed later on, maybe because of the hype.

[batang_bitcoin]

I don't use those signals groups and if I have money to buy, why not I'd buy on presale because typically after listing on the exchanges, that's when the magic happens and the dump goes through the devs. If you're deciding to invest on them, it's not that late at all but many traders and investors just buy them once they're on the exchanges and not during the presale. If you like buying them on the presale, you have to make sure that you won't miss the listing part.

[Bushdark]

When investing in projects on presale, I think you we need to be very smart and invest wisely because many of these projects are not going to launch and some are just a scam. Presale is good to buy but we need to do careful analysis before investing in them because anything can happen in the market and we might lose money if the project finally launch but could not do well in the market.
We need to study and keep a close eye to project we are investing in so that we don't lose our entire savings.

[Adbitco]

Its very hard to determine how much someone can invest in a project or to each project since investment in cryptocurrency can be even less $10 at some series of zeros, let say when a coin is listed at $0.00000001 with $10 you are holding about billions of it and with the said 100$ then you can be able to hold different coin especially the memecoins and can worth something very good in future that is during bull run.
What I know is that altcoin aside bitcoin is gambling and you must be very active if you want to invest in altcoin, that is why most time i prefer making investment in bitcoin than altcoin due to the volatility rate and can lose 89 percent of its original price.

[senyorito123]

I would like to hear from you how much you allocate for the risk associated with buying coins in presale. 
How do you determine the budget for this? It is known that a coin that takes off can achieve even x100 or more, so someone who is lucky can earn many times more than they risked. 

Do you buy, for example, 10 random coins for 100$ each, or do you wait for something interesting and invest heavily? 

Do you use any alpha groups or investor groups? What kind, for example?

The last successful presale was, for example, Portal, but it was difficult to get in, while SMOLE didn't perform well. Previously, good presales were, for example, PORK and BOME. In which projects have you made a lot of profit?

Technically I don't buy coins in every presale since I don't really have an allocated crypto to invest for it. My money is really out of the blue right now, due to family expenses that has bee rolling out personally. I'm only looking forward from bounties coming from airdrops which I definitely considering it as gambling from no assurance whether this project will uprise in the future.
Most probably, this could be a promotion of new tokens particular with mining apps that pays potential tokens which soon enters the market.

[Tmoonz]

I would like to hear from you how much you allocate for the risk associated with buying coins in presale. 
How do you determine the budget for this? It is known that a coin that takes off can achieve even x100 or more, so someone who is lucky can earn many times more than they risked. 

Do you buy, for example, 10 random coins for 100$ each, or do you wait for something interesting and invest heavily? 

Do you use any alpha groups or investor groups? What kind, for example?

The last successful presale was, for example, Portal, but it was difficult to get in, while SMOLE didn't perform well. Previously, good presales were, for example, PORK and BOME. In which projects have you made a lot of profit?

The honest truth is that buying coins on presale has now be an old fashioned way of buying coins presently now people prefer buying coins after it has been listed and probably make significant performance in making a pumb increase , it is best you make an informed decisions as this regards and as well investing only the money you can afford to lose by understanding your risk tolerance level.

[loco_loco00]

No single enthusiast of that kind of trade?  I am suprised.

I just can't understand why there are investors who, let's say, have a $10k budget for crypto investments, but are not willing to take the risk of, for example, buying such coins out of curiosity for $100 or even $20; they completely reject them.
Then they buy something for $1k-5k that looks promising, has a strong whitepaper, raises $5M before listing, and after a week, it's -50%, pretending to grow, promising utility, or pretending to have big plans.
The team still holds 20% of the supply, in addition to reserves for marketing, development, etc.

Unless you are part of a group of people who only invest in the top 10 by market cap, then it's a different story.

[kentrolla]

I have given up on pre-sales it's been a long time because it's not worth the agony and discomfort it cause when you invest in a project which just don't trigger rather it depreciates or don't even reach exchange. I buy coins when it's launched at the time when the coin dips after a massive pump. My portfolio keep shuffling from like 50-60% Bitcoin, 20-30% Altcoins and 10% new coins or experiments.

[Tipstar]

Do you buy, for example, 10 random coins for 100$ each, or do you wait for something interesting and invest heavily? 

I actually tried it and had a small profit by the end of the week. I have a day job and a family so I couldn't allocate much time but if you just have time and track the coins that are released just today, do a simple 15 min research and find how committed the developers are, commit to the coin and wait for the pump and sell at good time, you can have a good profit. When considering pre-sale, you should also consider the lock in period and when transacting, consider the extra fees. I might have a week off in a few months and I'm going to give my strategy another go.

[o48o]

I would like to hear from you how much you allocate for the risk associated with buying coins in presale. 
How do you determine the budget for this? It is known that a coin that takes off can achieve even x100 or more, so someone who is lucky can earn many times more than they risked. 

Do you buy, for example, 10 random coins for 100$ each, or do you wait for something interesting and invest heavily? 

Do you use any alpha groups or investor groups? What kind, for example?

The last successful presale was, for example, Portal, but it was difficult to get in, while SMOLE didn't perform well. Previously, good presales were, for example, PORK and BOME. In which projects have you made a lot of profit?

I don't no much presale coins, as most of them have crappier fundamentals then meme tokens, and pure incompetence of the most teams and down right lying annoys the hell out of me. Their ideas or tokenomics in most of them are not thought out, many of them are unregistered securities and money grabs.

Nor i use any investment groups. I have a group of friends that do some research to split the work, as it's hard work to try to combing all the new coins. But groups in general have always been a crappy idea. There are group of insiders that know what's going to happen next so they will have time to accumulate free tokens, those get the actual profits, then there are paid customers who get signals next, those might get the profits, and people those bags are being dumbed are the ones who will get free signals. They are all basically pump and dump groups. They might get to enjoy the pump if it isn't over already.

But some microcaps in invest to from time to time. Although it's takes work to look trough all newcomers and as most of them are rugs, it's frustrating and boring job.

[electronicash]

early investors are getting scammed by the devs so these investors already learned.
investing in presale is not how people do it these days. they just look at the top coins in the market and choose which one they like the most or which they think can make them rich.

Yes exactly nowdays fair launch memes are collecting funds in presale to drop all in liquidity pool. In past it was much different and we had tokenomies like 9 points on the list and only 10% in LPs.. which was obvious scamm.

it's just a promise though. whether the dev is going to put it all in LP or not, it's just all in the head of the dev.

investors are still going to be relying on the dev's promise. if the dev runs, its over for them. that's the reality. especially if the dev is someone who has no influence in their social media accounts, the token will just die.