You say the rigit thing

A common trap in investing is being told to put money into “laggards” — projects that might take off soon. But often, the smarter move is to back strength: focus on assets already proving themselves. This holds true for both investing and trading.

Many beginners fall into the mindset: “Coin X was once $100, now it’s only $0.1 — that’s cheap, I should buy!” But remember: cheap can always get cheaper. Claims that it will magically return to $100 are nothing more than selling you a dream.

Instead of chasing so-called “discounts,” direct your capital toward projects with real traction, visible progress, and clear strength. That’s where the money is—and where it grows.