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We've heard this before somewhere.....or was it everywhere? Top X number of Altcoins you definitely need to get a hold of, or else you're gonna miss out. So, without further ado, let me break the real top 5 down:
Number 1: Whatever you want-coin
Number 2: Whatever you believe in-coin
Number 3: Whatever you like-coin
Number 4: Whatever you think has potential-coin
Number 5: Whatever you want that doesn't end in-coin
Why is this better than actually naming Cryptos? Because no one knows your interest, your plan or your personal budget better than yourself. The point of this is not so you don't have anyone but yourself to blame if it all goes wrong, but to remember that sometimes you just don't want to be apart of somethings for whatever reason. Would you want to make quick gains on a rug pull and get out before the rest? This isn't just relevant to Crypto, would you as a peace activist invest in Lockheed? Or as a vegan want to make profits in the meat industry? Or as an environmentalist want to trade used Diesel cars? Many of us specifically looked for a certain project that solves a certain problem we believe is vital and thus invested in it. That doesn't mean tips you get from others can't be great projects that attract your interest, but if that happens you should still DYOR and not get suckered in to the hype around "the next big thing" and go all in. Remember to relate whatever info or tip you get, back to your plan and personal budget. I once saw a string of Crypto videos on YouTube from someone who was repeatedly mentioning some potential moonshot as he called it because the Crypto was solving a particular problem. He truly believed in it's potential, already invested and thus so should you. It wasn't a bad project per se and actually already saw it's fair share of gains before he first mentioned it in his videos. A few weeks later he decided to quite honest and transparently share his portfolio with his followers, meanwhile that particular Crypto had been going sideways for weeks. All good and well, till one person in the comments noted how he had the bulk of his investment in that particular Crypto after seeing his videos, only to see the person who referred it to him have a mere <2% of his total portfolio in it. I don't believe that anyone was in the wrong here, but can also understand why his viewer felt misled. But then again on the other hand, perhaps <2% is +100.000 Euros and the bulk of the viewers investment is 10.000 Euro. Is he then still right to feel misled or did he get too hyped up about videos he found online from someone who he doesn't really know and not take his own budget into account? But then again, again on the other hand, if he truly "believed" in it so much to make multiple videos, why not invest more than a mere 2%? But then again, again, again on the other hand, who's to say he didn't, cashed out when it was 10% of his portfolio, then made his videos and planned to keep a 2% moonbag for the years to come, all the while his viewer got in too late before any "moon" action and got most of his money stuck in sidewayland.
Interest. Plan. Budget.
