1 cent crypto you project to go up

Note on “projected to go up”

No screen can guarantee a cryptocurrency will rise, but we can bias the results toward coins that models estimate have a higher probability of going up, while still fitting your “around 1 cent” and “cheap” preferences. The filters below are set up exactly for that.

Screening Filters

1. Price: min 0.002, max 0.03

   • Purpose: Find very low-priced (“penny”) cryptocurrencies close to 1 cent.
   • Rationale:
     • Your request: “1 cent cryptocurrency” → we need coins trading in the low-cent range.
     • The band from 0.002 to0.03 captures:
       • Coins slightly below 1 cent (e.g., $0.005)
       • Around 1 cent (e.g., $0.01)
       • Slightly above 1 cent (e.g., up to 3 cents)
     • This avoids ultra-micro prices (fractions of a thousandth of a cent) that are often illiquid or highly speculative.

2. Market Cap: min 20,000,000

   • Purpose: Filter out the tiniest, most fragile or scam-prone projects.
   • Rationale:
     • A minimum market cap of $20M keeps the search in the “small cap” but not “almost-dead” territory.
     • This helps reduce:
       • Rug-pull style projects
       • Tokens with no real user base or ecosystem
     • Still leaves room for high-risk/high-reward small caps, which is typical for sub‑$0.03 coins.

3. 24h Turnover (Volume): min 2,000,000

   • Purpose: Ensure there is enough trading activity to enter and exit positions.
   • Rationale:
     • You can want a crypto “projected to go up,” but if nobody trades it, you can’t realistically profit.
     • At least $2M in 24h volume:
       • Improves liquidity (tighter spreads, easier fills)
       • Reduces the chance you get “stuck” in a position
     • It filters out zombie coins that might look cheap but barely trade.

4. One-week Rise Probability: min 55

   • Purpose: Tilt the list toward coins with a model-estimated above-random chance of rising in the next week.
   • Rationale:
     • Your wording: “you project to go up” → we incorporate a prediction model.
     • A threshold of 55%:
       • Is modestly above 50% (coin-flip)
       • Focuses on coins where the model thinks an up-move is more likely than a down-move over the next 7 days.
     • This directly targets your desire for short-term upside potential.

5. One-month Rise Probability: min 0, max 100

   • Purpose: Effectively no restriction on the one-month up-probability.
   • Rationale:
     • This is set to the full possible range (0–100), meaning it doesn’t filter anything out.
     • It’s likely included for completeness / future flexibility, but in this screen the real “projected upside” filters are the one-week probability and one-month expected return (below).

6. One-month Predicted Return: min 5

   • Purpose: Require the model to expect at least a +5% return over the next month.
   • Rationale:
     • Again tied to “project to go up”, but on a somewhat longer horizon than just a week.
     • By demanding a minimum +5% predicted gain, we:
       • Exclude coins the model expects to be flat or negative over a month
       • Focus on names where the forecasted upside is meaningful, not just noise.

Why These Results Match Your Request

• “1 cent cryptocurrency” → Addressed by the price filter (0.002–0.03) to capture very low-priced coins around that level.
• “you project to go up” → Addressed by:
  • One-week rise probability ≥ 55% (tilts toward coins more likely to rise in the short term)
  • One-month predicted return ≥ 5% (requires the model to see at least modest upside)
• Practicality and risk control for such cheap coins:
  • Market cap ≥ $20M limits the riskiest microcaps and scams.
  • 24h turnover ≥ $2M ensures you can realistically trade them.

Together, these filters aim to surface very cheap but not entirely tiny or illiquid cryptos where the model sees above-average chances of near-term gains, which is the closest realistic interpretation of your request.