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2 Easy Ways To Find New Altcoins With Huge Potential in 5 Minutes

Finding the right altcoins to invest in is a skill that separates successful crypto investors from the rest. The problem is that there are literally tens of thousands of coins, and 99% are either BS coins or scams.

This guide will show you two simple but effective methods to discover new altcoins: exploring by sector or diving into coins on specific blockchains.

Finally, I’ll show you how to combine the methods, which is how I pick altcoins to present in The Premium Newsletter.

1. Find New Altcoins by Sector

The crypto market can be divided into sectors like DeFi (Decentralized Finance), Gaming, Layer-2 Solutions, and DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks). Each sector represents a specific area of innovation, and identifying sectors poised for growth can help you pinpoint promising altcoins.

Here are the major sectors and a short description of each one:

Here are the sectors, ranked by how risky they are:

  • Risk level 1: Index (Bitcoin)
  • Risk level 2: L1, Infrastructure
  • Risk level 3: L2, DeFi
  • Risk level 4: DePIN
  • Risk level 5: GamFi, AI
  • Risk level 6: Meme, Metaverse & NFT

Finding coins in different sectors is key to building a strong portfolio. It’s the first of three steps in the low-risk low-stress system that 20X’ed my money in 16 months.

Steps to Find Coins in a Sector:

Step 1: Identify a Sector with Growth Potential
Look at trends in the crypto market. For instance, DePIN is gaining traction as a way to connect blockchain technology with real-world infrastructure. Gaming and new Layer One solutions are also experiencing rapid adoption.

I regularly analyze all the sectors and share my findings in The Premium Newsletter, and I break down my personal portfolio once a month, showing all my holdings and how much I’ve allocated to each sector. Click here to read more about the benefits of Premium.

Step 2: Use Sector-Specific Tools
Platforms like DeFi Llama can help you explore coins within specific sectors. For example:

  • Use the categories section to view coins grouped by sector.
  • Sort by market cap or total value locked (TVL) to identify leading projects.

Another tool I use to find coins in specific sectors is Coin Rank, which gives you a list of the sectors and a bunch of coins in each.

Step 3: Analyze Each Coin’s Position in the Sector
Evaluate whether the coin solves a real problem and how it stacks up against competitors. For example, in the Oracle sector, Chainlink dominates in TVL and adoption. If you spot a smaller competitor making gains, it might be worth deeper analysis.

Click here to read my full guide on fundamental analysis and how to pitch the winners in each sector.

2. Finding New Altcoins by Blockchain Ecosystem

Another effective way to discover altcoins is to focus on specific blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, or newer players like Sui. Blockchains often attract ecosystems of projects, creating opportunities to find altcoins before they become mainstream.

Steps to Find Coins on a Blockchain:

Step 1: Choose a Blockchain with Momentum
Ethereum, the largest blockchain for altcoins, is a great starting point. However, newer chains like Solana, Sui, and Avalanche often host innovative projects due to their unique advantages (e.g., lower fees or faster transactions).

Step 2: Explore the Ecosystem
Visit sites like DeFi Llama and view all the projects built on any given blockchain. You’ll find tons of projects and a summary of their main metrics immediately.

Just click on the chain you want to dive into and scroll down a bit.

Combining The Two Approaches

You don’t have to choose between these methods. Instead, combine them:

  1. Start by identifying a sector you’re excited about (e.g., DeFi).
  2. Narrow your focus by exploring coins within that sector on a specific blockchain (e.g., Solana-based DeFi projects).

Pro tip: Look at what’s been highly successful in each of the sectors on Ethereum (the most established chain) and find the “Solana version”, or “Sui version” of that project.

For example, Uniswap (UNI) is the largest decentralized exchange on Ethereum. Both Solana and Sui have their “version” of Uniswap, called Raydium (for Solana) and Cetus (for Sui). Both of these projects are likely to outperform as their respective chains grow.

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In The Premium Newsletter, I regularly give you high-potential altcoins and tell you exactly at what prices to buy/sell them.

Furthermore, in The Solberg Report, I give you 3 low-cap altcoin gems with 25X – 1,000X potential ranked by risk level.

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