Louround 🥂
Louround 🥂

@Louround_

16 Tweets 1 reads Mar 10, 2023
The easiest way to earn money is to take advantage of market inefficiencies.
Buying when a project is undervalued and selling when it’s overvalued 🥂
Let me show you how to find undervalued projects with @tokenterminal 🧵
A general rule in investment is to take advantage of undervalued projects, whether in terms of Financial ratios or global value.
Investors are looking to enter those projects or companies until the market realizes the inefficiency and brings the project to its fair value.
It’s also possible that projects become overvalued and do not represent a “rational” value.
Those periods are usually the ones when investors are looking for taking profits from their positions.
So we understand that analyzing ratios is important, but it’s a complex and boring method to do by hand.
In this thread, I will present how to discern under and overvalued projects with @TokenTerminal's free version.
1⃣ What is Token Terminal?
TT is a platform that gathers financial information on dApps and blockchains
Users can evaluate project’s perf via financial KPIs:
- Circ Mktcap and FDV
- TVL
- Revenue and earnings
- P/Fees and P/Sales ratios
- Daily active users/devs
Ex $GMX stats
In short, it gathers all the important general and financial metrics regarding a protocol so you don’t have to check on multiple websites and do your own calculations.
2⃣ Finding Alpha
All of this looks nice, but how to find undervalued projects?
Projects are considered undervalued when their P/Sales and P/Fees are lower than the rest of the market.
The lower the ratio, the more undervalued a project is.
To be relevant to the P/F and P/S categories, the project has to share a part of their earning with the token holders, the so-called real yield
To start with broad research you can land on the main page, where TT displays various data on major protocols
tokenterminal.com
You will start looking for the lowest ratios and analyze more metrics such as the evolution in the last 30 days, the treasury, TVL...
So here we can see that @idlefinance has a relatively low P/F
If you don’t know the project, Token terminal will give a brief overview
You can then move to the competitive landscape to compare with the industry’s ratios.
For this example, we can see that even though the P/F was initially low, it seems that the whole industry has low ratios and does not show undervaluation.
Let’s now find an example of an undervalued protocol and give some alphas to the ones still reading 🫡
@the_x2y2 is an NFT marketplace that shares revenue with the token holders.
As we can see, the growth metrics are up only.
When we compare x2y2 to some of its competitors, we can clearly see a lower ratio, meaning an undervaluation of the token.
NFA
Once you found relatively attractive protocols, don’t only base your investment on financial metrics as some can have low ratios but are correctly valued
To go further with the research, I did a complete presentation on how to conduct due diligence 👇
@tokenterminal remains one of the best tools to get started with financial metrics and draw some comparisons among protocols.
As a reminder, P/F and P/S are only relevant to projects sharing a part of their earnings, but you can use it to compare TVLs, users, FDV, ...
I hope you enjoyed this presentation, do not hesitate to give a RT and follow for more presentations 🥂

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