"your chances of hitting a moonshot are also much higher following the top-10 strategy" - one note here is that it's much better spread out for next 90 Vs top 10, where it's concentrated in the 15-17 era.
This only confirms what your previous piece "How to consistently make returns from the Crypto market by using Dollar Cost Averaging" pointed out, but adding an extra positive conclusion: not only investing in the Top 10 cryptos yields the best results, but also gives the highest chance of hitting a moonshot.
I'm always grateful for your amazing skills at analyzing data.
Do you think that you might have a better chance at finding a moonshot by finding freshly listed cryptos? I would assume that since those have the smallest market caps they have the most room for growth. Even if 99% of them fail that 1% could pay for all the rest.
Moonshots
Nice piece, my friend!
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"your chances of hitting a moonshot are also much higher following the top-10 strategy" - one note here is that it's much better spread out for next 90 Vs top 10, where it's concentrated in the 15-17 era.
This strategy involves buying the top 10 cryptos -does that include stablecoins?
Is 10,000% return 100x ?
How many types of DCAs are out there, and would it factor in volatility, like Bitcoin's NVT ratio?
This only confirms what your previous piece "How to consistently make returns from the Crypto market by using Dollar Cost Averaging" pointed out, but adding an extra positive conclusion: not only investing in the Top 10 cryptos yields the best results, but also gives the highest chance of hitting a moonshot.
I'm always grateful for your amazing skills at analyzing data.
Thank you one more time
Do you think that you might have a better chance at finding a moonshot by finding freshly listed cryptos? I would assume that since those have the smallest market caps they have the most room for growth. Even if 99% of them fail that 1% could pay for all the rest.