To determine whether a coin is likely to rise, we mainly look at two aspects:
1. Is there significant capital driving it?
Those who have the ability to drive up prices, often referred to as 'whales', usually possess strong financial backing. They do not easily take action for small profits but rather focus on long-term, larger gains. They are willing to invest substantial amounts of money to elevate the coin's price, thereby naturally providing the possibility for a rise in value.
2. Is there continuous community support and enthusiasm?
The so-called 'retail investors' are actually the vast number of investors and community members. Whether they are willing to continuously invest funds and keep an eye on this coin largely depends on whether the project's story can attract them, and whether there is enough content and motivation to make them believe in the coin's potential. It's like a popular TV series; as long as the storyline remains exciting, the audience will keep following it.
If a coin lacks a consistently engaging story or project progress, and there is no significant capital supporting it, then its prospects are quite worrying. It's like a TV series that ends after only three episodes; even if it starts off intriguing, without subsequent content, the audience will quickly lose interest.
Therefore, for those projects that seem to be just temporary hype without actual value support, investors must be cautious. Getting involved in such projects and trying to make money is truly as difficult as pulling teeth from a tiger.
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