Here's the thing about filtering tokens: keep it dead simple.
Only look at coins with market caps above 100k. Why? It cuts through all the garbage instantly.
Your game plan is straightforward—monitor this threshold throughout the day. When something new pops up, dive into the fundamentals. Does the project actually make sense? Are the tokenomics solid?
If it passes your smell test, don't rush in. Watch for a clear chart pattern to develop, then go hard when the setup confirms.
Personally, I push this bar even higher—200k minimum for me. Gives you that extra layer of quality control without overthinking it.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 2h ago
Starting with a 100k market cap is really reliable? I usually only consider it when it's above 200k.
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bridge_anxiety
· 2h ago
The 100k market cap barrier really needs to be held, otherwise it’s just a graveyard.
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CryingOldWallet
· 2h ago
100k is really too low, I'll start directly at 200k.
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LightningLady
· 2h ago
A 100k threshold can indeed filter out a lot of junk, but I think it still depends on the project itself.
If the fundamentals aren't solid, even the highest market cap is meaningless.
Here's the thing about filtering tokens: keep it dead simple.
Only look at coins with market caps above 100k. Why? It cuts through all the garbage instantly.
Your game plan is straightforward—monitor this threshold throughout the day. When something new pops up, dive into the fundamentals. Does the project actually make sense? Are the tokenomics solid?
If it passes your smell test, don't rush in. Watch for a clear chart pattern to develop, then go hard when the setup confirms.
Personally, I push this bar even higher—200k minimum for me. Gives you that extra layer of quality control without overthinking it.