Crypto KOL Ansem shared his framework for screening on-chain investment targets during a podcast appearance, laying out three rules he typically follows even though he said his decisions are driven mainly by instinct. First, he looks for new mechanisms that few or no others have tried before, with room to grow and no clearly defined ceiling. Second, he avoids newly listed trading pairs at launch and prefers to wait for the market to do the initial filtering through attention and trading volume. Third, he does not consider assets with a market capitalization below $10 million. According to Ansem, he begins paying closer attention only after a target starts to show a clear growth trend. The remarks offer a concise look at how he approaches early-stage on-chain opportunities while setting minimum thresholds for liquidity and market validation.
Crypto KOL Ansem shared his screening standards for on-chain investment targets during a podcast, according to Odaily.
Ansem said his investment decisions rely mainly on instinct, but he usually follows three principles.
Three rules Ansem said he uses
First, he looks for new mechanisms that no one had tried before, or that had seen very limited experimentation, with growth potential that does not have a clearly defined ceiling.
Second, he ignores newly launched trading pairs and waits for the market to sort them out through attention and trading volume.
Third, he does not consider targets with a market capitalization below $10 million, and shifts his focus to them only after they begin to show a clear growth trend.
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