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It's done hit all the target ✅
☘️ IT SEEMS THAT MARKET IS SLOWLY RECOVERING ☘️
✈️ I don't want to make a big pronouncements, but it seems that we have overcame these red market days. As you can see - a lot of altcoins are bullish. BTC is trying to make upward movement too, next resitsance is 13k, as I think.
💵 Now we are following some very nice coins that we want to give you for mid-term signals. As soon as they go through correction - we will offer some good signals there.
💡 Some more thoughts: our team is monitoring the market everyday for long hours, and gradually we formed our opinion about today's market mode and this is mid and long-term investments. Of course, short-term trading is alive and there are a lot of good coins that we can invest in, however we believe that market will slightly move to the mid and long-term investing.
✈️ I don't want to make a big pronouncements, but it seems that we have overcame these red market days. As you can see - a lot of altcoins are bullish. BTC is trying to make upward movement too, next resitsance is 13k, as I think.
💵 Now we are following some very nice coins that we want to give you for mid-term signals. As soon as they go through correction - we will offer some good signals there.
💡 Some more thoughts: our team is monitoring the market everyday for long hours, and gradually we formed our opinion about today's market mode and this is mid and long-term investments. Of course, short-term trading is alive and there are a lot of good coins that we can invest in, however we believe that market will slightly move to the mid and long-term investing.
A lot of you message me asking if you should invest in different ICOs, if they have potential, how much could they go up, are they legit/scams etc.
I decided to put together a few characteristics/factors which you can use as a base foundation for the next time you need to evaluate an ICO, because all of them need thorough evaluation before being considered as a good/decent investment, especially in this market where literally tens of ICOs pop up everyday.
Of course there is no specific or exact science which can help you evaluate the risk:reward ratio, but at least there are a few characteristics which may help.
Is the idea good?
Simple - does the idea at the foundation of the project, sound like a good idea? Is it something new that has never been done before? If the idea itself doesn't make you think: "hmm, this might be interesting", then forget about it.
What's the purpose of the token?
The token needs to have a use. Is it a mechanism for stakeholders? Does it pay dividends? It helps with paying fees on the blockchain? The token needs to have a purpose that will make it valuable, and not only based on speculation, the token needs to be able to gain its value based on its use.
What's the stage of the project?
They have only a landing page - forget about it!
They also have a whitepaper - make sure your carefully read it. How well is it written and structured? Is the technology they're trying to develop well explained? Do they have a roadmap? Does their idea really need a blockchain?
They have a proof of concept - is their testnet launched, up and running? An alpha version of their website/app? Can you take a look at their GitHub?
Is it legal?
This is very important! Does national or international regulation apply? Some projects might be illegal or break some laws in different countries, if that's the case, you want to know about it before investing.
What about their team?
Are they completely new to the scene or they have some sort of experience? Do they have any previous projects which you can look into? Do they have the required qualifications to develop their project?
Do they have a greatcommunity?
A good project needs to be sustained by a good community. The community, indeed, builds up more and more with time, but even from the very first beginnings, a good project will always have a few supporters.
What about the financial side?
This matters too. How many tokens are distributed to investors and how many tokens ar being kept and controlled by the founders? You don't want to get into an ICO whose founders directly control (without a smart contract or something similar) the majority of tokens. Why do they need the amount of funding they're asking for? Is there a cap on the crowdsale? Are they spending too much money on marketing?
Investing in an ICO can bring great returns, you just need to make sure their idea is good enough and it's backed by a competent team.
I decided to put together a few characteristics/factors which you can use as a base foundation for the next time you need to evaluate an ICO, because all of them need thorough evaluation before being considered as a good/decent investment, especially in this market where literally tens of ICOs pop up everyday.
Of course there is no specific or exact science which can help you evaluate the risk:reward ratio, but at least there are a few characteristics which may help.
Is the idea good?
Simple - does the idea at the foundation of the project, sound like a good idea? Is it something new that has never been done before? If the idea itself doesn't make you think: "hmm, this might be interesting", then forget about it.
What's the purpose of the token?
The token needs to have a use. Is it a mechanism for stakeholders? Does it pay dividends? It helps with paying fees on the blockchain? The token needs to have a purpose that will make it valuable, and not only based on speculation, the token needs to be able to gain its value based on its use.
What's the stage of the project?
They have only a landing page - forget about it!
They also have a whitepaper - make sure your carefully read it. How well is it written and structured? Is the technology they're trying to develop well explained? Do they have a roadmap? Does their idea really need a blockchain?
They have a proof of concept - is their testnet launched, up and running? An alpha version of their website/app? Can you take a look at their GitHub?
Is it legal?
This is very important! Does national or international regulation apply? Some projects might be illegal or break some laws in different countries, if that's the case, you want to know about it before investing.
What about their team?
Are they completely new to the scene or they have some sort of experience? Do they have any previous projects which you can look into? Do they have the required qualifications to develop their project?
Do they have a greatcommunity?
A good project needs to be sustained by a good community. The community, indeed, builds up more and more with time, but even from the very first beginnings, a good project will always have a few supporters.
What about the financial side?
This matters too. How many tokens are distributed to investors and how many tokens ar being kept and controlled by the founders? You don't want to get into an ICO whose founders directly control (without a smart contract or something similar) the majority of tokens. Why do they need the amount of funding they're asking for? Is there a cap on the crowdsale? Are they spending too much money on marketing?
Investing in an ICO can bring great returns, you just need to make sure their idea is good enough and it's backed by a competent team.
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9 reasons Bitcoin could hit $100,000 or more (based on Forbes article)
📌Limit to 21 million bitcoins. Having it be harder to mine, along with a limit on how many can be created, makes the supply side come into play.
📌Lost keys. In fact, total amount of bitcoins is even less than 21 million. A huge number of CC keys is already lost forever, which also lowers the supply.
📌Network effect and media exposure. More and more people learn about cryptocurrencies and enter the market.
📌Large investment firms lend credibility. Significant financial institutions wouldn’t be putting resources and people into CCs if they didn’t feel they weren’t viable.
📌It’s getting harder and costlier to mine. If mining costs increase it could slow down how fast new Bitcoins are created which would put a damper on its short-term supply.
📌Hoarding of Bitcoins could occur as their owners expect their value to increase. While this could limit the supply of Bitcoins this can occur with any asset.
📌Illegal activities. Since Bitcoin users can remain anonymous and can work from anywhere in the world, this could lead to an increase in demand for them least at the margin.
📌Bitcoin has started to gain traction with people who live or send money to countries whose governments they don’t trust such as Zimbabwe or where inflation is very high, for example Venezuela.
📌FOMO or Fear of missing out. Investors don’t want to miss out on the next big thing and to a degree also want bragging rights that they own Bitcoin.
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📌Limit to 21 million bitcoins. Having it be harder to mine, along with a limit on how many can be created, makes the supply side come into play.
📌Lost keys. In fact, total amount of bitcoins is even less than 21 million. A huge number of CC keys is already lost forever, which also lowers the supply.
📌Network effect and media exposure. More and more people learn about cryptocurrencies and enter the market.
📌Large investment firms lend credibility. Significant financial institutions wouldn’t be putting resources and people into CCs if they didn’t feel they weren’t viable.
📌It’s getting harder and costlier to mine. If mining costs increase it could slow down how fast new Bitcoins are created which would put a damper on its short-term supply.
📌Hoarding of Bitcoins could occur as their owners expect their value to increase. While this could limit the supply of Bitcoins this can occur with any asset.
📌Illegal activities. Since Bitcoin users can remain anonymous and can work from anywhere in the world, this could lead to an increase in demand for them least at the margin.
📌Bitcoin has started to gain traction with people who live or send money to countries whose governments they don’t trust such as Zimbabwe or where inflation is very high, for example Venezuela.
📌FOMO or Fear of missing out. Investors don’t want to miss out on the next big thing and to a degree also want bragging rights that they own Bitcoin.
P.S. if you hadn’t bought any cryptocurrency yet – it’s the best time to start. Subscribe VIP Crypto Signals and get the expert recommendations from experienced traders!
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