In the world of digital currencies, many beginners face a perplexing question:
Should I invest in low-priced currencies? Or choose high-priced currencies?
This question may seem simple, but it actually carries the difference between big profit... and painful loss.
Cheap currencies: price does not mean value.
Many are attracted to low-priced currencies (under $1 or even fractions of a cent), thinking they are golden opportunities for 'quick wealth'.
But the truth?
A low price does not mean the currency is cheap in value.
Some currencies have a massive supply (trillions of coins), making it nearly impossible for them to rise to $1.
Without a real project and a trustworthy team, cheapness could just be a trap.
But when do you buy them?
When it has:
A real project.
Active community.
Clear goals and a practical roadmap.
High-priced currencies: Is it too late?
Some believe that currencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum have 'missed their chance' because they are expensive... but this is a misconception.
High-priced currencies are often:
Safer.
Backed by institutions.
Potential for long-term growth, even if slower, but more stable.
Remember:
Profit is not measured by the currency price but by its growth percentage after purchase.
Perhaps achieving 100% on a currency priced at $2000 is easier than achieving it on a currency priced at $0.001.
In summary: price is not the decision... but value and strategy.
Choose currencies that have a real project regardless of their price.
Don't buy just because it's 'cheap'... and don't avoid just because it's 'expensive'.
Invest with your mind, not with your emotions.
At the end of the day, investment intelligence is not about price, but about opportunity.
Are you ready to see beyond the numbers?