What's your background for saying this? I know some good signals too look for, esp. on a long time frame. I pretty much only buy-sell on a long time frame. I know two pro traders. One is a pro margin trader (BTC), which ~99% will loose everything doing. He scans charts looking to certain indicators. The main one is he has TradingView setup to show yellow candles. I can't remember what they mean, but it's a certain pivot with a high chance of break-down or -up. He knows he can trade X signal with X percent chance of it leading to profit, and is able to manage the emotion. Another guy just looks for break-out on volume and price. He buys and then sells them. Wins more than he looses.
enqAI is breaking out. Posted a few pages ago. Narrative is uncensored AI. A whale has been buying up huge chunks over the last weak. Devs are in contact with TAO. Moonbag potential.
Everyone know ALPH is the safest play right now.
In picking lower caps, looking for something out of place - something that you'd expect with a high-cap.
The best potential I can see there right now are Qubic and Root.
For
Qubic, what's out of place is the lead dev, who founded NXT, which went to #19 and $1.86b in 2017 and IOTA, which went to #9 and $10b in 2017. They get about 500 likes per tweet, which is what you'd expect of a higher-tier project like SEI, SUI or KAS. In comparison, ALPH only gets about 25. Shill activity is getting towards critical mass.
For
ROOT - it reminds me a lot of THETA, which hit #20 and $4.5b in 2021. Theta was a very corporate-cross-community project that wanted to be a backbone for "web 3" streaming and video. Root is the same, with similar large corporate associations, and corporate team, wanting to do the same as THETA, but with metaverse, web 3 assets.
What they have produced is all very rounded. Must have cost them a lot just to produce all their docs, site and other media.
Staking is about 20%, locked for 28 days. But the process was a bit strange and not well documented. They say that participants will get a share of fees made creating assets on the network.
The premise is that its tools will be used to create the open metaverse - image, video generation, AI, NFT art. The selling point is that normies and non-blockchain programmers will be able to use thes tools to create content, assets etc. across multiple L1s, without having to have any programming knowledge. The idea is they become the gold standard for designing web 3/metaverse assets and that projects in such spaces will need to accept them. So you would be able to port these assets into multiple projects - an open standard. As an example, you want to create an avatar, you give it AI prompts, create some open skin or whatever, then import it into a game or something else.
It is it's own L1, but it's not selling itself as that. They have that to do things cheaply on. Then you can port created assets onto other chains.
There are a few others things, but that is the meat, main premise.
So, this has pretty much everything that THETA had/has, but at $60-70m cap.
