Riding this wave, the cryptocurency subculture, has it's advantages for the average Joe Blow. There a hundreds of options when it comes to investing according to the market cap, but according to real life it is all a script. The way of investing is like a time line of events. Each coin that is worth something will be the only ones. The ICO's and the major events make it like this. A bet you place, but you haft to be on time. The many coins on there are just on there, they do change because people do buy and sell. But the likelihood of it being a ponzi scheme is very high. When it runs it's course, the coin will just sit idle and people might or might nor buy anymore. Also they are coins that people are not trading anything for it besides money. These more popular coins are actually useful because they do more than be files. So the thing is the demand for the service the currency can provide, and eliminating ones that have no service before venturing off into those.
