To choose a coin, you have to choose one that has popularity, value, and consensus, just like the top 50 in the rankings (excluding stable coins), which are generally considered to be good coin varieties. Public chain coins can outperform many other coins, and if a POW coin has a major shareholder, the advantage is even more pronounced. Generally speaking, old coins are not as good as new coins, and unlockable coins are not as valuable as fully unlocked coins.

Just talk about id, its shareholders are quite united, first raise the price by 10 times, dump almost out, then dump 60%, and then slowly Whipsawdumb buying, shareholders and retail investors who entered earlier can make money, but those who speculate later are unlucky, trapped on the top of the mountain and anxious.
Unlocked coins like arb, op, dydx, etc., when they are about to be unlocked or when the price is high, shareholders rush to dump them, fearing to sell at a low price. It's hard for the price to go up because they are not united.
Why do I always tell you not to buy tokens with high unlocking amounts? After unlocking, shareholders need to discuss how to dump, whether to pump up first or dump first and then pump up, which is difficult to distinguish. Not all projects are like SUI, which pumps while unlocking, but more like ARB, which dumps as soon as it unlocks.