Looking for actual LIT fud. None of this "flavor of the week" BS, I dont think thats an argument against the actual project.
Legitimate LIT fud?
Jonathan Gutierrez
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Gavin Bennett
the supply is the only genuine concern i have now.
the developers responded to all the main concerns
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Justin Gutierrez
Supply dilution
Initially they were going to dilute very quickly starting this month but they’re doing it slower now, though with a ramp up toward end of 2019 into 2020.
This doesn’t change the fundamentals but it has an effect on price.
Jace Jackson
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There's a lot in here... can somebody defud this fud?
Benjamin Campbell
Can someone explain why this project has such a low MC if it's as bullish as these posts seem to think?
Adrian Rivera
Because the ICO was in March??
Hudson Smith
literal shill team, getting dumped as we speak
Kayden Baker
Oh fuck... so LIT is actually a real project?
Jason Sanchez
Forgot the article:
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Notice when the dilution is happening and how much supply is being added
Dominic Martinez
I’ll never understand this “muh low marketcap” bullshit mentality. You understand the best way to reach exponential gains is to invest in super low cap coin, you know, before they blow up.
There are countless coins in the top 200 that ALL started from 0, you know, because that’s how it works.
Have a look at NEO’s first few months. Can you believe it?! It floated around $6m market cap for a while and eventually went on to a multi-BILLION market cap.
Imagine that user!
Gavin Powell
What is Fud? urban dictionary doesn't know
Angel Kelly
> best way to reach exponential gains is to invest in super low cap coin, you know, before they blow up
If only you could actually know which lowcaps will end up big out of the countless that fade to nothing
Dominic Evans
It's that white stuff under your foreskin
Juan Fisher
Why did a bunch of niggers start shilling it all of a sudden? It was always mentioned and shilled but never with this caliber of autism
Thomas Cruz
#1 Research the project
#2 Investigate the team
#3 Evaluate the community
Boom, you’ve already eliminated 95% of the scams and illegitimate projects. If you’re naturally an intelligent person, this is easy. Now out of that 5% you make some educated guesses. If you’ve been in crypto longer than a year, chances are you have a decent amount of capital to allocate into new investments.
Personally, I look to invest in a new project every quarter but do research everyday. I follow prices, look for good entry’s and drop $10k into the ones that check all my boxes.
The projects that slip through the cracks and fail are always outweighed by the ones that succeed. The beauty is that a successful investment for me is always 10x or more when you’re working with low cap coins from the start. I’ve lost money on 3 crypto investments in 4.5 years of investing. NANO (I didn’t sell when I should have and admittedly fomo’d In too late at $3), Mercury Protocol GMT (this was a sure thing but fizzled out due to poor management and a change in fundamentals post ICO), BNTY (could have made substantial gains but I forgot which wallet held my stack). In total I’ve “lost” about $35k, however I’m currently sitting on 3.5m worth of captial, so I’ve obviously done something right. Or hey, maybe I’m just super lucky.
Luis Sanchez
READ you fucking cunt. i just posted that
Josiah Richardson
Seems like a pretty decent strategy to be honest. I'm curious though: how do you know when to sell? I mean, you don't really know if a project will go 10x or 3x or whatever.
Do you stagger your exits or what's your strategy here?
Isaiah Cox
Only sold on IDEX which is confusing to use for most people.
Ian Butler
This
Michael Williams
Well, most of the volume's on Hotbit
Thomas King
Hotbit's volume is fake i heard.
Christopher Sullivan
I've heard that accusation about every Asian exchange. It's probably true to some extent.