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Today On Crypto Breakdown Joe Dewitt shares tips on what to look for in NFTs.
Also: If you didnt believe cryptocurrency is here to stay before, you should now.
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Everybody happy Wednesday. My name is Joe Dewitt, and this has been dingoes crypto breakdown. The staples center, one of the most famous basketball stadiums in the world has officially been renamed the crypto.com stadium, which is very bullish for being.
And it cryptocurrency in general as that is definitely going to promote the idea of crypto around the world. As we've been discussing yesterday, Bitcoin, Ethereum and dos have still taken a little bit of a hit, slightly correcting, taking a look at Bitcoin price. We are sitting at $6,400. We are currently down half a percent on the day, which isn't too bad.
Considering the dump yesterday yesterday's correction was from about 64,000 all the way down to under 6,000. Luckily there was a little bit of buying pressure there for Bitcoin, which stops the dump from going any much further. We are currently testing that 50 day, moving average as support. If Bitcoin can gain a little bit of buying pressure price should be making its way back towards that all time.
If a bit of selling pressure comes in, Bitcoin will fall into a new zone of 58,000 to that 44,000 heading down towards that 200 day moving average, taking a look over at a theorem. It is following in Bitcoin's footsteps. It had a large correction yesterday with this red candlestick and today it is just consolidate.
Ideally with something like this, we will see a little bit of consolidation for a few days. Now. Remember consolidation just means that price is starting to stall in the sideways direction. Um, there could be some upwards consolidation, which means price is not moving drastically. It is just moving very small things.
Best case for a theorem here would be to bounce off of that 50 day. Moving average up towards that 4,350 zone and taking a look over at doge coin, unlike a theorem and Bitcoin, it has fell below that 50 day. Moving average. If you take a look at a theorem and Bitcoins daily chart, they are holding the exact same support level on a 50 day moving average dose coin price has fell below that and has started trading below that moving average, which can be a bear side.
It is not uncommon to see a fake out here which would be falling below that 50 day and quickly, uh, reclaiming that price up into that zone. Those coin price will depend largely on buying pressure. If Dosequin can get a little bit of upwards momentum, they could start making their way back into that 26 30 sentence zone.
If doge coin continues to trade below the 50 day moving average, it'll be heading down towards that 15 cent mark. I'm going to take some time to talk about how to value NFTs. So there are many different factors when it comes to valuing NFTs. The first I would say would be personal opinion. Of course. So the subjective opinion of the investor would be one of the more telling values of an NFT, right?
Your, you don't necessarily want to purchase an NFT that you do not find value in yourself. Now that's just a given. You want to know how. A good investment wise purchase on how to value it on FTE. Now that comes within the collection itself. When looking to find a valuable NFT collection, some things to look out for are the artist, is the artist, you know, very famous.
Have they had other pieces before? Is this their first NFT project? Is this their second, um, companies like larva? Who made it crypto punks. They came out with me bits and that was a very, very successful project because the company was very well known. Another really important aspect to look for with NFTs is the quantity of the NFT.
Now the lower, the supply, the higher, the demand, ideally, right? That's not always the case. You could have an NFT project with 5,000 total NFTs, but the collection, it could be worth nothing because no one necessarily found the project or the project didn't start. But generally speaking a lower supply amount would mean that the NFT would be more rare.
Okay. So how do you use this to your advantage and find an NFT collection worth investing in? The best advice I could give for looking at NFT collections would be to take all three into account personal subjective value on the project, the circulating supply of the NFT and the development team take all three into account.
And you have to make sure that you were looking at recent active. Um, it can be very beneficial to get in on entities for the mint, which means minting an NFT is essentially you are minting it on the blockchain. You pay the gas fee and you are the one essentially uploading it to the blockchain. Uh, the developers will have all the traits created.
And once you meant your own NFT, then you were combining them. So minting could be a good way to go if you want to get in on the floor and get ideally the cheapest, but they don't always work out. And that means that you are going to be investing in a project before there's any value set to it. So that can also be a risky option.
So looking at the activity, looking if a NFT is trending and treating it just like a market cycle, if you're familiar with market cycles, breaking it down and finding when the best time to purchase is that's all the time we have today. Guys, thank you so much for tuning in, make sure to subscribe and follow our podcast.
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