Compare unknown coins such as ARN or DLT (low caps (15-30m) to the last bullrun and they follow Bitcoin almost exactly, as do the higher market cap coins. With that said, wouldn't it make more sense to buy lower market cap coins with a higher multiplier? ARN is almost 10x and DLT 5x. Assuming the coin doesn't exit scam or is complete vaporware with no updates on GitHub or social media, etc - is my logic flawed? Really not trying to shill the above coins, I am interested in them definitely, but I'm hoping to pick them up during next flash crash for a good return.
Does it really matter which coin you buy into?
Blake Smith
Jaxon Nelson
check Datawallet too faggot
Easton Gutierrez
Not bad, however, I primarily trade on funds are safe.
Leo Kelly
Thrump
Landon Sullivan
>crypto
>safe funds
Jaxson Young
made this for you
Benjamin Smith
also these are the coins which could lose 95% of their value if market falls down
You are assuming that market will go up after a flash crash
However, if you were present during the recent bear market you would notice that the market kept going lower and lower without recovering
But yeah, unless the bears revive your strategy might work
But it's very very difficult to do than said
David Thomas
>they follow bitcoin
until they dont. literally anything can happen to a shitcoin.
Ayden Gonzalez
but it did recover, as it always does. If the market crashes and doesn't recover (unlikely imho) it doesn't matter if you're in BTC, ETH, or other coins, you're going to be in the red pretty badly.
Daniel Scott
Fair point, but have we seen a coin truly break away from BTC? I think it's more likely ether will overtake btc (big maybe)