Follow These Rules and You’ll Pick Better Coins I'm gonna tell you two tricks I've never shared before to help you find the right coins for this bull run. ​ The first thing you need to do is avoid coins that have operational ongoing costs. ​ Now, building a coin usually requires a lot of money. ​ And the coins that struggle the most are the ones ​ That have the biggest teams because they got the highest operational costs. ​ ​ But a lot of people think just because a coin has 500 or 1,000 developers, it's amazing. ​ So the more people working on a coin, the more bullish the price will be, right? ​ ​This is not necessarily true. ​ ​Listen, all those people get paid. ​ And most of the time, that money is generated by selling the main token. ​ So these projects that require big funding at the beginning and have ongoing operational costs… ​ Are funded by VCs, and that's how they require the biggest funding. ​ An example of this is gaming tokens. ​ The gaming industry is one of the only industries out there that requires insane funding. ​ Because it takes a lot of money to build and operate that game. ​ That's why so many gaming tokens are funded by VCs. ​ ​Because they struggle to make money. ​ ​Even gaming charts look like shit because at some point they run out of funds. ​ So the idea that if a coin has a huge team it's bullish for the price ​ ​Is not true. ​​ And of course, building a project is hard at the beginning. ​ But you got a lot of DeFi projects that are completely immutable and run online on the blockchain. ​ They don't have too many developers or operational costs ​ And this helps the coin go up. ​ That's why you've got to find the coins with the least operational costs. ​ The second trick I'm going to give you is to always look at the competition ahead when you're joining a coin. ​ When you join a normal coin, the competition is you vs other people vs whales ​ So there are two entities you're competing with. ​ Because as we all know, this market is player vs player. ​ ​You win when others lose, and you lose when others win. ​ ​Now, the mistake people make is joining projects that are even more competitive. ​ Let's take the $TRUMP coin as an example. ​ Personally, there's only one reason why I don't like it. ​ Right now, you're competing with every single person on earth. ​ The effect of the crowd is so insane that even people who knew nothing about crypto jumped on $TRUMP. ​ Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it won't go up. ​ It will for sure, because it's a presidential coin. ​ But all I'm saying is to be careful and try to join stuff where you got an edge. ​ Another common example are coins with VCs. ​ Everyone knows I don't like coins with VCs. ​ Because in my eyes, that's just more competition. ​ In a simple coin that has no VCs, my competition is other investors and whales. ​ ​So why do I need to add VCs? ​ ​ I'll have to go behind the psychology of when they're going to sell. ​ Because that's the way you have an edge to cash out earlier than them. ​ And I'll just stress myself even more. ​ So always look at the competition ahead when you're joining a coin. ​ But in reality, the only way to find the right coins is to do all the research and the mistakes yourself ​ Or just get access to somebody who has already done it. ​ ©️Crypto git Enjoy 😉