A low price feels cheap, but price alone tells you almost nothing. A token at $0.0001 is not cheaper than one at $50. What matters is market cap: the price times the total number of tokens that exist.
Market cap is the real size of the thing. It answers the only question that counts: what is the whole project valued at right now? A token at a fraction of a cent can already be worth hundreds of millions once you multiply by its huge supply.
Reframe every trade this way. Before you buy, ask what has to happen for the market cap to double. If a token is already at $500M, doubling means the market must decide it is worth a billion dollars. That is a very different bet than it looked like at the price.
You are not buying a price, you are buying a market cap. A cheap-looking price with a huge supply can still be an expensive bet.
Tip. Watch for fully diluted valuation (FDV): the market cap if every locked token were unlocked. A low market cap with a massive FDV means a flood of supply is waiting to hit the market.