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How do I carry out research on cryptocurrencies ?
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[QUOTE="Sotherefore, post: 233486, member: 27033"] It's not really something difficult, you just have to first of all really understand what you need from the cryptocurrency you are interested to invest on. There are some things that shows a good indication that a cryptocurrency may likely be profitable in the future and there are so many things that might also show that a cryptocurrency may not likely be profitable and all these things are to be put into consideration when thinking of investing in a particular cryptocurrency. Ok let's just say you come across a particular cryptocurrency with trillions circulating supply , we have to understand that such cryptocurrency may not likely be profitable to us in the future because it might take a very long time for such a cryptocurrency to make hundred percent or even 300% return on our investment because of the huge circulating supply. Cryptocurrency you consider to invest on for long-term purposes must definitely have something to offer and if this is not available , then we shouldn't consider investing in such because anything that does not have anything to offer will always be abandoned by so many people. Naturally we should be chasing cryptocurrency that have something reasonable to offer in the crypto space. [/QUOTE]
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