# Analysis of NFT projects By [influeno029](https://paragraph.com/@influeno029) ยท 2023-03-21 --- `Suppose you have found a project on Twitter.` This is where the analysis starts, because Twitter is the largest social network. The first thing we look at is who the significant people and projects are subscribed to: If you see that a project is being followed by a lot of influential people in the NFT world, that is a good call to take a closer look at the project. By the way, here's the list. Sign up for each one: NFT Whale Alert: [https://twitter.com/nftwhalealert](https://twitter.com/nftwhalealert) Otto Suwen: [https://twitter.com/OttoSuwenNFT](https://twitter.com/OttoSuwenNFT) Beanie.eth: [https://twitter.com/beaniemaxi](https://twitter.com/beaniemaxi) shamdoo.eth: [https://twitter.com/TheShamdoo](https://twitter.com/TheShamdoo) ColeThereum: [https://twitter.com/ColeThereum](https://twitter.com/ColeThereum) Zeneca: https: [https://twitter.com/Zeneca\_33](https://twitter.com/Zeneca_33) Kosher Plug: [https://twitter.com/KosherPlug](https://twitter.com/KosherPlug) ryandcrypto: [https://twitter.com/ryandcrypto](https://twitter.com/ryandcrypto) bentoBoi.eth: [https://twitter.com/BentoBoiNFT](https://twitter.com/BentoBoiNFT) nftllama.eth: [https://twitter.com/NFTLlama](https://twitter.com/NFTLlama) Squid: [https://twitter.com/squidNFT](https://twitter.com/squidNFT) Alex Becker: [https://twitter.com/ZssBecker](https://twitter.com/ZssBecker) Elliotrades: [https://twitter.com/elliotrades](https://twitter.com/elliotrades) JRNY Crypto: [https://twitter.com/JRNYcrypto](https://twitter.com/JRNYcrypto) Popeye: [https://twitter.com/PopeyesNFTs](https://twitter.com/PopeyesNFTs) Skorge: [https://twitter.com/SkorgeSp33d](https://twitter.com/SkorgeSp33d) Serpent: [https://twitter.com/serpentau?s=21](https://twitter.com/serpentau?s=21) Tos: [https://twitter.com/theothersidenft?s=21](https://twitter.com/theothersidenft?s=21) Mekaverse: [https://twitter.com/mekaverse?s=21](https://twitter.com/mekaverse?s=21) Dape: [https://twitter.com/dapenft?s=21](https://twitter.com/dapenft?s=21) `Looking at the number of followers, the ratio of likes to reposts` This is a rather subjective factor. However, if you see that the number of likes is reaching 50% of the audience, it's worth checking the tweet for tweets here Also, look at the discord of the project (if possible) and see the reactions under the announcements. Can not be the case when you're signed by 50,000 people and stands at 5000 reactions. Most likely a scam `Checking the creators` Analyzing twitter, instagram, how long the person has been in the NFT field For example, the developer of [Imaginary Ones](https://twitter.com/Imaginary_Ones?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) has been working on 3D design for about a year. There are a lot of works on his Instagram, which proves that the project is done by a professional We also follow various links and check what projects have gone before and how successful they have been. Our funder has his own design agency, and his clients have been Apple, Nike and other big brands. Check this fact as well `Videos on YouTube` Write the name of the project and analyse who is saying what about it, what information exists. An underestimated tool) `Mint price and issuance` If a project issues 10,000 cards at a price of 0.4 ether - immediate rekt Too much capitalisation. 3.000 NFT at 0.2 ether - ok 10.000 NFT at 0.06 ether - ok too Large number of cards compensated by small price and vice versa In our project Imaginary Ones the maths is not yet known. But in the Tasty bones project the price of a mint was 0.069 eth when 5,000 cards were minted. At the peak flor was 2.5 eth. 35 x from an investment of $207) `Collaborations` Seen a collaboration with an already proven gem project? + factor to the piggy bank! `Roadmap` Analyse the goals of the project. Over time you will begin to understand, but you need to figure out that if the path of development nftshek involves rewards for holders, brand development on a large scale, meta universes - it will attract a large number of adequate investors, who will not flip in +$100 from the price of a mint `Discord` Closed = more chance of success. That's how psychology works - inaccessibility attracts. `The difficulty of getting a WL` Look at the actions of those who have already got the whitelist and estimate how difficult it will be to get it for you. There are times when it is more expensive to get a whitelist and a mint will be more successful (but by no means always) --- *Originally published on [influeno029](https://paragraph.com/@influeno029/analysis-of-nft-projects)*