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Honestly it’s a mix of strategy and research. Big names like XRP and Solana are solid plays if you want projects with track record. But the real asymmetric upside tends to be early-stage stuff that actually solves core problems instead of just riding hype. One project I’ve been following is Xelis (XEL). It’s an early-layer-1 with a fair launch (no premining), transparent dev activity on GitHub, and a design focused on scalability, security, decentralization, and privacy. It’s not a guaranteed moonshot ( nothing is ) but it checks more of the real fundamentals boxes than a lot of alt tokens popping up lately. Bigger projects = less risk, smaller projects = more risk but more upside if they deliver. Always DYOR (especially on tokenomics and tech) before buying.
Wtf is this you answered exactly like this guy : [XEL-SargentoX](https://www.reddit.com/user/XEL-SargentoX/) •[19m ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1p3axvs/comment/nq3cn4j/) You won’t convince anyone. Understand the psychology of the herd and its erratic behavior. Create a plan that fits your own possibilities and stick to it no matter what. Good luck."
That’s because of the dual mining with XEL
I am bullish on XEL - it’s a layer 1 with privacy, speed, and smart contracts coming soon. I like that it can be mined with cpu/gpu and has its own algo written in rust. It’s super low market cap so who knows, but it’s a very new chain with a lot of miners. Lots of cool features, could beat out Kaspa one day but again who knows. I am mining it and have a bag.