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What is the meaning of Gem? In crypto, a “gem” is a little-known token with a low market capitalization and great potential for price growth. However, finding a gem is difficult. Not everything that has a small market capitalization is a profitable investment. More often than not, the market cap is small and the token is cheap simply because no one wants it! But a real crypto gem can shoot up and grow in value by 10x or more. Everyone wants to find a gem in the ocean of crypto, but few of them succeed) #bitcoin #gem

What is the meaning of Gem?

In crypto, a “gem” is a little-known token with a low market capitalization and great potential for price growth.

However, finding a gem is difficult. Not everything that has a small market capitalization is a profitable investment. More often than not, the market cap is small and the token is cheap simply because no one wants it!

But a real crypto gem can shoot up and grow in value by 10x or more.

Everyone wants to find a gem in the ocean of crypto, but few of them succeed)

#bitcoin #gem

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