A firm answer: No
It's very simple. At present, everyone agrees that this is a good coin and its market value has been realized.
Those who truly have a hundredfold chance have the following characteristics:
1. Look at the track (new tracks are likely to have a hundred times more)
Main track OR innovation track
2. Look at the ecological niche
19 years ago, it was exchanges, public chains, and miners. Now it is obvious that these ecological niches have been occupied.
3. Look at the business model
Some are business models of collecting rent from shopping malls, some are business models of collecting tolls...The ecological niche of a project determines the ceiling of the project.
4. Look at the price
Good target + good price equals good returns.
The price has risen high, and the market value has already pulled into the top 10, so of course it is not worth entering the market. Generally, the market value is within 500 million US dollars.
5. Look at the chip structure
Generally, the chip structure of a hundred-fold coin is that there are very few chips at the beginning, and most of them are in the hands of the project party. At the same time, there are no low-cost chips to continue to be unlocked for a period of time afterwards, so it is easy to pull up the market.
Otherwise, just like Blur, which I shared with you before when it was at 0.8, it is almost impossible for it to have a big increase. The reason is very simple, because the project owner does not have many chips in hand, and it will not be good for it to pull up the price.