Tolga K, [21.08.21 11:05]
How much is it selling for an how much do you think
It’s worth?

This is exactly the way I invest, don’t gamble your money on shitcoins. Really look at a project and evaluate it.

I looked at apeswap, I saw what was a valuable project at the time i got into apeswap the market cap was much smaller. But I saw a billion dollar project. My first analysis has been reinforced and confirmed many times since .
Look at the competition and analyse them, what are they doing and compare to what you’re looking at.

Day traders trade charts and are more short term investors, they only want to know if price is going up or down.

Capital investors, aim for growing market caps , we look at what a project will be worth months or years from now. We stand to gain the most long term because we find gems.

As it stands now, I genuinely think and feel apeswap is Massively undervalued, I stand by the fact that banana under $10 is incredibly cheap.

It would take $20 per banana to price it at $1bn and that’s just the start of its price discovery, there is every possibility that we could see a 2-5bn market cap .

What makes apeswap valuable?

Well in crypto theres 3 main factors you should always consider.

What is the community like ?
Apeswap has one of the best and strongest social communities in all of crypto, it’s more then just being a user. That’s very important, look at Apple and any venture or
Project with a large backing community, Tesla is another example without the Elon musk fanboys the Tesla stock never would have done a crypto style run up


How is the development and innovation ? How well is it managed by its team and staff?

Apeswaps team, has been outpacing most of the crypto projects out there and is building incredibly well and valuable space for its users and community. Without watching a space for a time you wouldn’t be able to see it but look at how often there’s promotions and new partners. Constant networking between its partners . The fact apeswap was chosen as a top 10 most valuable builder by binance out of several hundred potential projects says a lot. If you want to know and see what a failed project is go look at pantherswap and make some comparisons.

Safety is another factor to consider.

Apeswap has a good track record for safety, the importance of development only is preceded by safety. Safety of funds , and the developers and team acknowledging you’re investment trying to keep your value rather then letting it erode or lose value from economic reasons or security concerns. I’ve seen a lot of projects with great development but no idea about economics and it usually ends up bad for the investors because there’s good developers out there but they don’t understand economics as much as they should. There’s also many more bad developers out there who have a great vision but can’t put it out there or simply don’t code their vision well leaving exploits. Apeswap might seem slow with its development but in the scheme of things it’s still very quick. the reason it may seem slow is that anything new goes through a lot of auditing and double and triple checking code , nothing is implemented without absolute certainty. Have you ever heard the saying slow and steady wins the race?


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