Is it advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project?

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, another obvious post. Besides all this, as has been said many times, how can a newbie conduct his research? Aren't you the one who writes that he is inexperienced? How will he do this? Everything is colorful in his eyes, and he is already practically rich, and very quickly. This is how newcomers perceive new “promising” projects. So, OP, to make your post useful, please tell us how a newbie can spot a scam. Considering that, some projects look very trusting, almost until the end of their epic of deception.

[Gladitorcomeback]

most of the project can decide to reward the first set of people who participated from day one just to make it look real, so as to attract people, at this point you will see a lot of people investing in that project without knowing their intention, those investors who didn't invest quite on time will find it difficult to withdraw their fund's

Wait, is it about HYIPs and MLM scams?  Because the way you are describing it, it sounds like you are talking about projects such as HYIPs that promise to give you big returns on your investments and then don't pay back, or MLM scams where you keep inviting other people to the platform and you get rewarded when you referrals make investments, and at the end of the day, the company or the project runs away with the funds and those who enter last will lose their money.

I thought you were about the discuss cryptocurrency projects and coins and tokens because a cryptocurrency project doesn't scam that way, they would simply sell their coins or tokens to investors, get their token listed in an exchange, create a lot of hype so that people start buying, and as soon as more people start buying, they dump their share of the tokens and run away.

[Taskford]

Well I think is not advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project, reason been that you don't know if the project will last for a long period of time, or if the project happens to be scam. some project can look very real and promising but at the end it won't work out the Way you expected, most of the project can decide to reward the first set of people who participated from day one just to make it look real, so as to attract people, at this point you will see a lot of people investing in that project without knowing their intention, those investors who didn't invest quite on time will find it difficult to withdraw their fund's, that is why before investing in any newly launch project first thing you should do is to make a deep research about the project before looking out to make investment, However most of the beginnings don't make research before making any investment, that is the mean reason why most of the beginnings  get scammed so easily.

As a beginner they should do all the research needed so that they can figure out something that its good to invest on that new project or they are just  getting a hype then eventually after they request some withdrawal then they have been stuck on just request only. This is common on ponzi schemes site that's why its good to ask on right people which you can locate here since a lot of people can get an honest review from reputable people comparing if they go on the community of those scams since provably they will only get a pure lies since that scams have lots of hype men and they make sure that they can invite a lot of people so for them to get a profit.

That's really the main reason that research is important so that we can easily figure out what is scam to avoid and right investment to proceed. So to avoid commit the what we called newbies mistakes its better to find the right community that can truly help them and not seek for any opinion coming from single platform especially if they know that they are a supporter of that project since they can only receive a wrong information which cannot help them for long term.

[Woodie]

Is it advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project?

Advisable I don't think so!

But if you are going to be diligent enough to look for any red flags not to invest or the green flags that will give you a reason that will convince you to invest in the project then I don't see anything wrong investing this way as you have done your homework and it's checked your boxes then one can go for it...

Btw,when it comes to new projects, everyone needs to do their due diligence regardless of being an experienced crypto investor or newbie!!

[Z390]

This is no Bitcoin

You can't even tell which is which, remember, you are still a beginner.

Altcoins are more complicated than anything else, this month you will see promising project with promising team members talking about what they are trying to build, give it few months later, they will not progress with the project anymore.

We are in a struggling phase in the market right now, if Bitcoin goes under its present value many altcoins will suffer even more, some won't even make it after a big dump from Bitcoin side.
It is not advisable for a beginner to go straight into altcoins investment, there is no rugpulls, scams and betrayer in Bitcoin investment thats why its the best recommendation for crypto beginners, you need a lot to learn first, how to find the altcoins that are worth risking your hard earned money on.

Also make sure that most of your funds go into Bitcoin and risk less on altcoins, they have the potential to make you more money than Bitcoin, but the risk of losing your money is also higher.

[PrivacyG]

This is called Gambling.  You are pretty much putting money into something you never actually know whether will succeed or not.

The amount of people purchasing a new Cryptocurrency to end up earning a LOT of money is so little you probably have better chances doubling your money at a local lottery.  Even big Cryptocurrencies sometimes show red flags and end up scamming.  You simply never know.

[KiaKia]

It's a terrible idea to lack knowledge about investing in altcoin and still choose to invest in altcoins, you will end up with scam projects and fake tokens, even those who are experts in altcoin investments still make mistakes till date, they sometimes end up with scam projects.

Altcoins is like walking into a casino for people who don't have any knowledge about how to be safe while picking up the good projects among the high numbers of bad ones.

Beginners should stay away from altcoins investment until they are capable to identity what a promising altcoin looks like. You can choose to be a stubborn as but I promise you will end up learning the hard way.

[knowngunman]

Well I think is not advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project, reason been that you don't know if the project will last for a long period of time, or if the project happens to be scam. some project can look very real and promising but at the end it won't work out the Way you expected, most of the project can decide to reward the first set of people who participated from day one just to make it look real, so as to attract people, at this point you will see a lot of people investing in that project without knowing their intention, those investors who didn't invest quite on time will find it difficult to withdraw their fund's, that is why before investing in any newly launch project first thing you should do is to make a deep research about the project before looking out to make investment, However most of the beginnings don't make research before making any investment, that is the mean reason why most of the beginnings  get scammed so easily.

Talking about this is not only applicable to new beginners but for everyone in crypto industry. By the way, research is not a guarantee that a project will be successful though it help to know how serious the project is but investing in it is purely risky. For beginners, even with their research they can still fall victim because they have no idea of what to look out for in a new project that make it looks genuine. Overall, investing in new projects is like gambling where your profit is not guaranteed but you take the risk to see how the outcome will be. Some projects portray themselves very legit with their whitepaper/roadmap and one will be convince after the research but in the long run, you regret investing in them. The bottom line should be invest moderately in any project you have double thought on and be prepared for whatever the outcome might be.

[YOSHIE]

Is it advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project?

The main purpose of the Bitcointalk Forum was formed to discuss Bitcoin, because Bitcoin was named crypto, so over time various types of crypto were born as they are today, with widespread public demand, So another Altcoin board was created as a place for discussion, but this board was used by the community as a place for Altcoin projects, not used as a place for discussion anymore.

For beginners, you should think, this forum is not responsible in the case of Altcoin projects for fraudulent activities, aka no (in moderation), beginners must understand that investment actions have a high risk of loss, Of course, on that basis, they can think that whatever project they have, whether new or old, does not guarantee that they will be successful, of course the chance of fraud is greater than profit.

Thus, whoever is a beginner who comes here/forum, try to learn more first about crypto, especially Bitcoin and the things that need to be learned apart from projects, remember, never immediately believe in online projects, search for information carefully and thoroughly, to avoid fraud in the future, beginners who have Q on display are the ones who are successful and successful.

[tvplus006]

... first thing you should do is to make a deep research about the project before looking out to make investment...

It will be difficult for a beginner to conduct proper research on the project due to lack of knowledge and experience. Therefore, it is better to refrain from investing in new projects, giving preference to coins that have long proven themselves on the positive side of investors.

[Issa56]

Well I think is not advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project, reason been that you don't know if the project will last for a long period of time, or if the project happens to be scam.

It doesn’t make any sense for a newbie to invest in new projects, if you are doing that, then you are just wasting money, because we all can see the numbers of projects entering the crypto space always, but I will tell you that it’s just few among those new projects are going to perform well in the market, and it’s always difficult to discover the one which is going to perform well. So always stay away from new projects, and it’s not applicable to newbie’s alone.

However most of the beginnings don't make research before making any investment, that is the mean reason why most of the beginnings  get scammed so easily.

Most beginners just want to make money and they don’t want to learn, they have the believe that crypto space is just a space where you can easily make money, so they don’t even care to do research about a coin, and some of them are always following groups that will give them signals, which at the end they will end up losing money.

[Cryptoprincess101]

One of the things that makes beginners fall so easily to newly launched is projects is due to over anxiety and being too inquisitive to get quick wealth. We know that sometimes there are projects that are launched and at the launch o the project the early investors benefits and tries to persuade others to join just like what you said and when a lot of people invest in these projects you see that the price will begin to crash and before you know it a lot of people must have lost their money. Investing in newly launched projects is almost same as ponzi scheme that they will impress the first people that joined then when a lot of people invest in the ponzi scheme the system crashes and people lose a lot of money.
However a beginner is inexperienced of a project that is not scam so it is their duty to learn, ask questions and make sure they are equipped with necessary knowledge to guide them through while they are investing on those projects.

[GeorgeJohn]

Well I think is not advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project, reason been that you don't know if the project will last for a long period of time, or if the project happens to be scam. some project can look very real and promising but at the end it won't work out the Way you expected, most of the project can decide to reward the first set of people who participated from day one just to make it look real, so as to attract people, at this point you will see a lot of people investing in that project without knowing their intention, those investors who didn't invest quite on time will find it difficult to withdraw their fund's, that is why before investing in any newly launch project first thing you should do is to make a deep research about the project before looking out to make investment, However most of the beginnings don't make research before making any investment, that is the mean reason why most of the beginnings  get scammed so easily.

from my own perspective it is not all about investing in a new project but all about to make a research before you invest in any of the new project because some of the new projects is good Project but it will take you time for you to make a proper research to understand the Foundation of the project and the people who is the furtherance of the project, so I know very well that cryptocurrency is one of the investment that you are not supposed to enter into with making a proper research.

[Kristiyana]

It is usually difficult to verify the authenticity of newly launched projects. This is why new entrants of crypto shouldn't invest in them. Many of these new projects come up with aggressive publicity which makes them look legitimate to attract people who will end up losing their funds. I will suggest to newbies to only invest in Bitcoin first before they consider buying other coins. And they should also do enough research to ascertain how genuine the project is. For me, I don't invest in any overhyped project that promises huge and quick returns. Any newbie who is greedy and impatient is a cheap prey for scammers.

You're absolutely right, I think your advice is very clear, as a beginner this are the things you need to know before making any investment, so that you won't fall a victim.

[hatshepsut93]

It's not advisable for anyone to invest in a "project". All those crypto projects are just different kinds of scams. What is common between them all is that they paint a promising picture of how they will change the world and make investors rich, and on practice do absolutely nothing but pocket investor money and invest in marketing campaign. Pretty much no crypto project was ever succesful. Even Ethereum is 8 years old already and didn't become "world's computer" - it's only "world's platform for shitcoins".

Bitcoin is the only coin that is different because it's not a "project" - Bitcoin didn't make any promises - Satoshi never said that Bitcoin will become a global p2p currency, he only said that it will be the goal.

[Kristiyana]

Firstly, Op you should try to use tools like grammarly to correct some common errors in spellings.

It's more advisable to stay away from newly launched projects especially when you're new to the system but perhaps if one is well acquainted with the basic knowledge then they can wager around chasing profit maybe they could get favoured.

Most of the projects that are being created nowadays are mostly scam and/or pump and dump coins that get hypes from shillers in order to look more authentic but at the end investors who are naive gets to loss into their hands which is a major reason why we only advise newbies like me to only take part in projects that are solid already like bitcoin.

Additionally, if a newbie wants to take part in a new project then it's absolutely on him or her to manage the consequences and/or reward which equally means that such risk could go positively or negatively hence it's to the fate of the investor.

Thanks for your information, that is why we need to have more educated people around us, so that whenever time we make mistakes they will be there to correct us, I so much appreciate you Sir, I promise to work on it.

[Maslate]

Is it advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project?

Advisable I don't think so!

But if you are going to be diligent enough to look for any red flags not to invest or the green flags that will give you a reason that will convince you to invest in the project then I don't see anything wrong investing this way as you have done your homework and it's checked your boxes then one can go for it...

Btw,when it comes to new projects, everyone needs to do their due diligence regardless of being an experienced crypto investor or newbie!!

Regardless whether these projects are new or old, the fact that the investor is a beginner, then he should not jump into taking such investments. Instead, he should focus on his knowledge acquisition about the potential projects in the market and take time to research about those red flags that could possibly turn these potential projects into scam ones. That way, he’ll be able to lessen the chances getting scam in the market, most especially that he is still not making consistent profits knowing of his beginner’s status.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Well I think is not advisable for a beginner to invest in a newly launch project, reason been that you don't know if the project will last for a long period of time, or if the project happens to be scam.

As a beginner dont. You dont wanna get burn your funds without much enjoying it. Investing on new projects is quite risky but could also gain you more profits if you played it right. Some have earning a lot of multiplier for being early but the tricks there is too be so early if you have confidence then fogo for it but make sure you are aware of the risk and only invest youre willing to lose.

[Questat]

Whether you are a newbie or an old-timer, investing in a new project that has no use case is too risky, and considered like you are gambling. It is not discouraged to try new projects but you must have done research to avoid investing in scam projects. It is not just research but there is trust.
But for me, I shouldn't take much risk with them. There are a lot of old projects that has been known for their profit potential which is highly recommended. Unless you really have the guts and certainty for that project which is not a problem.

[arjunmujay]

hi OP, I think this thread can be locked immediately. because you are the one who created the question in the title, you are also the one who directly answered it in the explanation of your post.
If you have said it is better or not recommended for beginners, we here will also immediately agree. due to many factors including:
1. still a beginner
2. It is not clear whether the project will be strong or not
3. Don't have a good cash flow starting from reserve funds and others
4. many scam projects