$ETH Selecting a good coin is actually quite simple. I can't say this method can help you pick the best, but generally there's no big problem with picking the best at a certain stage.
Some might say I don't understand technology, I don't know about tracks or narratives. I can't read English, I don't know what this project does.
But I tell you, this doesn't matter, this method is very simple, I thought of it when I was buying a car.
For example, regarding Tesla, I often hear many people say it's not good. The interior is simple, the suspension is poor, and it keeps dropping in price.
If something is said to be bad, then it must be compared with something else to show its own good.
I always see comments like this, that the interior of this car is much better than Tesla's.
The smart voice system in this car is much better than Tesla's, and the price is cheaper than Tesla's.
I always see people comparing their own coins with Tesla's coins, using their strengths to compare with others' weaknesses.
At this time, you need to understand that whether their own things are good or not doesn't matter.
But I deduce that the objects they compare must be impressive.
I can't say it's the best, but it definitely shouldn't be bad, or it should naturally be the best at the moment.
A product itself cannot become a reference point for comparison if it is not excellent.
So I chose Tesla, not a perfect car, but stable and easy to drive. It already meets my needs.
So it’s the same when it comes to coins. There are always many coins comparing themselves to Bitcoin, to uni, to Ethereum, to link.
So when you check this information, these targets will all say they are better than this and that.
Even in the inscription sector of the coin circle, they always compare quark with sats, eth with ordi, ants with rats.
This is indeed a good method, something that can be compared, and as long as the number of comparisons is sufficient, what is considered sufficient is hard to define, it depends on personal feelings.
So the thing that is being compared shouldn't be too bad.
For example, csas, turt, etc. that have not been compared. Are they falling hard?
You might wonder why no one compares LTC with eos or bch.
Of course, the targets being compared are not necessarily just taking advantage of the traffic of the compared targets; the market is so big, and it's normal to do differentiated competition.
Previously, sol could never compete with eth, ultimately becoming a supplement to eth, because there are always people willing to sacrifice a part of security to pursue performance.
The market needs this, so someone will do it. Just like buying a car, some people just don't like control and prefer big TVs, refrigerators, and sofas.
Now many targets have started comparing with sol, because sol has come out, and then some people began to compare. So choosing sol might not be the best, but it definitely won't be too far off.
Assuming one day sui also comes out, then certainly many projects will compare with sui. At that time, sui will definitely become a good choice.
I think this kind of comparison is actually a good method; as long as you can find information and look more, buying the one that is always being compared is a safe bet.
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Last night I sold csas and switched to rats, losing 1871u, still holding the ants I bought but losing 800U. solS lost 470U.
I asked around a bit to those who made money from inscriptions before, and I compared with them, I am losing very little this way.
Some 50,000 yuan directly turned into 8,000 yuan. 40,000 yuan turned into 3,000 yuan, 70,000 U turned into over 10,000 U. 100,000 U turned into 20,000 U.
The liquidity in this market is really insufficient, and losses can happen quickly, so I basically use the money I earn to buy mainstream coins, and invest a small portion in altcoins.
Recently, I received a sum of money and started dollar-cost averaging again, investing in eth, ordi, sol, doge, okb. I’ll invest for three months and see how much I can earn in a bull market.
If you really have faith in the inscription sector, then when everyone else is losing money, the most you should do is gradually buy in, not wait for the market to take off before buying. In a market with insufficient liquidity, it drops quickly and rises the same.
When the mood of making money spreads among the crowd and the market is dancing, you should stay calm. The most important thing to do every day when you wake up is to sell a little, decisively turn it into cash, rather than U. Holding onto U, you might end up getting back in again, and in the end, you still won't make any money.
When it's easy to make money, as long as someone in the group says something good, you might dare to buy tens of thousands. At that time, if you have this kind of mood, then it's time to start a selling model.
I’m done writing, keep it up! I’m Xiao Qi, sincerely wishing you to get rich in the crypto world.
