If you had invested $1,000 in $XRP in October 2018, today, six years later, it would still be worth around $1,000. While some altcoins can surge by 100x in a week, the reality is that 99% of them are bound to crash. Hereâs a look at five altcoins that are unlikely to grow (and that you might still be holding) and tips on how to spot them.
â With each new market cycle, numerous altcoins emerge, but most will never reclaim their previous highs. Identifying these weak tokens can help you maximize your earnings in the 2025 bull run.
â Be wary of these three main types of altcoins:
Tokens using outdated technology
Tokens with irrelevant use cases (such as P2E or W2E)
âArtificialâ tokens with controlled supply
â These types of altcoins pose significant risks to your portfolio. Here are some examples:
1. $ADA (Cardano) â Once highly popular, its technology is now outdated. Despite many users still holding it, the chances of significant growth are slim.
2. $DOT (Polkadot) â Gained massive popularity in 2020-2021, but it has since been inactive and its technology resembles $ADAâs. Newer projects are worth considering.
3. $ETC (Ethereum Classic) â A blockchain that emerged from a split with ETH in 2016. It has no future prospects, as it still operates on Ethereumâs old system.
4. $LTC (Litecoin) â Launched in 2013 for fast and cheap transactions, but newer projects now perform these tasks more efficiently. This asset falls into the high-risk category.
5. $EOS â A once-popular project from 2017-2018, but it has become irrelevant. It didnât even perform during the 2021 bull run.
6. $SNX (Synthetix) â This project, which focuses on decentralized liquidity provision, has seen a significant drop in volume and user engagement since the last market cycle.
Keep an eye on updates and conduct your own research (DYOR) to make informed decisions in this volatile space!
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