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17) The real secret to buying a coin that does 3000%.

Added 2023-01-27 19:11:37 +0000 UTC

No bullshit, lets get straight into it.

You should know by now that if you want to do 30x with an altcoin, you need TWO things:

Buy smaller market caps.
Be early before the public.

However LIFE CHANGING gains are done by BUYING altcoins way BEFORE it even makes it to the PUBLIC market.

These returns on NEWLY listed cryptocurrencies can EASILY do 30x.

Have you seen coins that list on Kucoin/Binance and IMMEDIATELY do 1000%+, then dumps?

This is when the developers and the team of a project SELL their tokens for HUGE profit.

They do not get paid for being a developer or working on projects, but get equity/TOKENS which they profit BIG when they sell on the PUBLIC market.

I'm going to show you how to PARTICIPATE in that.

There are two types of projects: Fair launch & Pre-mine.

FAIR LAUNCH cryptocurrencies do NOT have any specific allocation - like bitcoin none of it was allocated to any investors in the project, everyone buys at the SAME time.

PRE-MINED cryptocurrencies have a portion of their initial total supply PRE-ALLOCATED to certain groups of people. These include:

Founders
Developers
Investors
Marketers
Advisors

PRE-MINES give ALLOCATED number of tokens to a small group of THOSE individuals.

MOST new cryptocurrencies you see will be Pre-mined.

FAIR LAUNCH cryptocurrencies are incredibly RARE and HARD to find but will likely yield much HIGHER rewards than pre-mined cryptos IF you find them and just buy early.

The best place to find FAIR LAUNCH cryptos are places like Twitter, Reddit and Bitcointalk.

Sometimes SOME crypto news will mention it if it was created by a REPUTABLE PERSON in the space.

In PRE-MINES you will be getting your tokens EARLIER before the general public thus getting it at a CHEAPER price.

You can partake in a PRE-MINE project through an Initial Coin Offering.

A project seeking to raise money can launch an ICO as a way to raise FUNDS.

This is how most 'Venture Capital' firms make money.

They raise money from investors and enter the ICO stage and give the funds to the project, the project allocates them specific amount tokens in exchange.

When the project launches the VC firm SELL their tokens on the PUBLIC market for huge profits and return the funds back to the investors with PROFIT and take a % of the profit.

You ALSO can have the chance to partake in that when projects RAISE funds.

You can TRACK which different projects are doing ICO on the website 'icodrops.com' BELOW.

On the home page the two columns that you CAN participate in are the ACTIVE ICO and UPCOMING ICO.

I only like to use the ENDED ICO as a reference point to see which tokens launched successfully and pumped crazy to gain on understanding on WHY.

Is it a theme or trend?
Is it because of the team being reputable?
Are they tackling an issue which no one is aware of?

For example,

If I see 3 GAMING coins in the ENDED ICO section that did over 2000% on PUBLIC SALE, then I will know that currently gaming coins will do WELL and look for the next one.

This website gives you a BRIEF overview of what the project your looking at AIMS to do.

Projects that have an explicit USE CASE that has not yet been addressed by an existing crypto can have SERIOUS potential.

Also projects that seek to add VALUE to EXISTING REPUTABLE blockchains like bitcoin or Ethereum usually do well.

If you scroll down a bit you'll see a few CRITICAL details about the actual token sale.

First make sure that you're actually ALLOWED to participate in the token sale. You will see a list of EXEMPT countries is given on the RIGHT hand side.

Then take note of the ICO TOKEN PRICE.

The LOWER the price the BIGGER the gain assuming that everything goes according to plan.

Next check whether the tokens being sold are ERC20 tokens or tokens issued on the project's OWN blockchain.

If they are distributing their OWN tokens this is generally a GOOD sign because it suggests that the project has already put in the WORK to create a functioning platform.

Whereas it takes very LITTLE effort to create an ERC20 token on UNISWAP and build a website.

Plus you can HIRE someone CHEAPLY to write a white paper filled with BUZZWORDS and BUY some publicity with NEWS.

This is why REGULATION is important for crypto.

What ends up with these projects is that they looks PROMISING on paper but FAIL to deliver on the promises made.

Not ALL ERC20 tokens are bad as some promising defi projects HAVE TO issue ERC20 tokens especially if they want to INTERACT with the Ethereum blockchain and its smart contracts.

If you scroll down you will see images of the website which will be USEFUL to see the POTENTIAL of the project.

# Look for the TEAM.

If the team are ANONYMOUS then do not invest in it. The team must be socially ACTIVE and reputable.

I have been in this game FAR TOO LONG to spot any bullshit.

Make sure they really are who they say they are by CHECKING the project’s online presence.

Search their name on YOUTUBE and see if they have done any video AMA (Ask Me Anything).

# Look for the ROADMAP.

If they have been HITTING previous roadmap targets that's a good sign and they are on track.

Make sure that project developers can clearly define what their goals are.

Successful ICOs typically have straightforward, understandable white papers with clear, concise goals.

Make sure the goals make sense and are not bullshit. Do not fall for dreams.

# Look for the PARTNERSHIPS.

ASSUME that every partnership CLAIM is weak or entirely non-existent until proven otherwise.

Every project uses this as a way to ENTICE you.

To CONFIRM partnerships LOOK for PROJECT BLOGS confirming this.

If you cannot find a blog post that details the SPECIFIC partnership consider that a RED flag.

Likewise if the project claims to be featured in reputable news outlets like FORBES, take it with a pinch of salt as they are usually nothing more than PAID promotions.

Even some crypto news sites like 'Cointelegraph' will sometimes clearly label these as sponsored posts.

Also check if the company they claim to partner with FOLLOWS the project on twitter as most cases if it is true they should.

# Look for the FUNDING/INVESTORS.

Just because a project has MILLIONS of dollars in FUNDING from reputable venture capital firms doesn't mean its PERFECT.

In most cases that money will have some STRINGS attached to it, which you can check through the token DISTRIBUTIOM of the project.

Ideally a majority of the initial token supply should be SOLD during the ICO.

But this is almost NEVER the case as it's more common to see ICO token allocations of anywhere between 15% to 50% of the initial token supply.

If less than 10 of the initial token supply is going to be publicly sold i would not think about investing in this ICO.

# Look for the TOKENOMICS.

Which is Token Economics.

These tokens you look to invest in will have 'Lock-ups' or 'Vesting schedules'.

Simply put,

the tokens allocated to founders/investors will be either immediately available to sell or they will be gradually released over a fixed period of time.

Check the cryptocurrency project's WHITEPAPER and they should have a page dedicated to their token which details any lock-up periods or vesting schedules.

Make sure that the team NEVER HAVE more than 20% of the tokens as you don't want them to SELL the tokens on you which would make price FALL.

Be on the lookout for any details relating to token supply token inflation or token burning.

TOKEN BURNS are usually BULLISH as they reduce SUPPLY of the coins by sending the tokens to an incorrect wallet with no private keys and NO ONE has access to.

Everything above 20% to the team can be perceived as greedy and will away potential investors.

The most optimal token allocation structure is the one that looks logical for the project and prompts the least number of questions or concerns from the community.

Most importantly a token must provide SIMPLE economic incentives for participation either due to its use case or staking or mining rewards.

If their is not a clear picture of this ICOS token lockups vesting schedules that would be a RED flag.

#Look for the DEMAND

The upcoming crypto project must be able to generate the hype that's needed to get people interested and ENGAGED.

At the end of the day the thing that's going to PUMP the price of the coin is HIGH demand.

You can measure the demand for a cryptocurrency in its ICO stage by seeing how MUCH money the project has raised RELATIVE to how LONG the ICO has been active.

For example, if it's only been a DAY and the project is already 50% funded then that's a GREAT sign.

The real big ICOS tend to sell out within hours or even within minutes meaning you're going to have to measure demand well before.

Go to the website of the project and open up their social channels twitter telegram .

If they already have thousands of followers and have a high amount of ENGAGEMENT you can be pretty confident that their ICO is going to do well.

The BEST projects tend to have some amount of star power behind it.

This includes having a reputable or POPULAR founder + having significant PARTNERSHIPS + the project is working closely with a current LEADER in the cryptocurrency space.