Once you select the asset you want to research, you should first try to learn about the value it brings to its users. You can do that by checking the project’s website and whitepaper. Understanding the utility, use cases, and issues the project tries to solve, may help you realize its general purpose. At the same time, checking the project’s roadmap may provide vision on further project developments and goals.
However, what the project says about itself is only one side of the coin. That’s why it can be useful to monitor the attitude of the project’s community and understand why users support it. The community may help you realize how developers fulfill set goals and what use cases dominate the project. If a project has no utility or community, then it is either just beginning, or only suitable for speculation currently.
The monitoring and investigation of cryptocurrency networks is a continuous process. While new assets appear, established projects may reach a significant milestone or launch new features for their users.
Crypto 128 and research platforms can be useful tools in this journey, offering a plethora of information about market conditions and saving you a lot of time when staying up to date. But don’t forget that the quality of the research depends on the amount of time and effort that has been invested into it.
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