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Navigating the Sea of Nano/Micro Cap AI Cryptos: Seeking criteria to filter out

Hi everyone,

As someone primarily invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum, I'm exploring the idea of diversifying my portfolio by dedicating around 10% of my investments into nano or micro cap coins, specifically within the AI categories. CoinMarketCap lists about 100 tokens that fit this bill, but I'm at a bit of a crossroads on how to effectively sift through them to identify those with genuine potential.

Given the vast number of factors to consider, from price history (if reached ath in previous bull markets likely means it'll never reach a new ath) to trading volume, whether they're listed on major exchanges, and the credibility and track record of the founders, the process seems daunting.

I'm looking for guidance on how to navigate these waters. How do you filter through such a vast array of projects? What criteria do you prioritize to narrow down your choices before delving deeper into technical analysis or whitepaper evaluations?

Any insights, strategies, or personal experiences you could share would be immensely helpful. I believe that among these nano or micro caps lies the next big wave in the crypto space, and I want to ensure I'm making informed decisions.

Thanks in advance for your help! submitted by /u/ezio313
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