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In today's blog , I ask you all a simple question. Do you hold low cap coins with yourself? How was your experience with those coins.
Made some profits or cried over losses or remained neutral with the outcome. Answer me by picking one of the three options and saty with the theindiantrader for a blog that will help you with LC coins.
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The answer is rather this:
it depends on the coin.
Some are designed to be a bubble from the very beginning. If we want to play it, we have to buy our candies quickly, preferably before anyone has heard about the project, and then sell them as soon as the so-called "street" starts buying them and never come back to this coin. Projects of this type usually tempt with promises such as 400% APR and attract impatient people like flypaper, while the usefulness of the coins is often zero.
Others are like Blurt. The capital is low, but the project is not just a shell, but something functional. The potential for growth and development of the project is therefore enormous. So, of course, it may go bankrupt, but if it does not do so, in the long run there may be even 1000% growth and these increases and value may remain at a decent level after the success. That's why it's worth holding.