I bought a little WAN Wanchain about a month ago following a comment that 
Turns out the advice was sound - I bought at around $0.75 and it's steadily increased since then and very recently pumped up to around $2.40.
I did my usual 'punt' on the basis of people that have done quite nicely out of crypto' strategy and bought some without doing any research, but I've finally got around to having a look at the project.
It's another chain offering 'cross chain interoperabilty' which is a word you think I'd be able to spell by now given that every other project seems to be offering that.
However I think what makes Wanchain unique is that it brings together public and private chains and offers one ledger where you can see all of your cross chain transactions in one place, and I think the USP is that Wanchain brings together private and public blockchains.
Something else I like is that it's a 'proof of stake' chain - you can stake your WAN to node operators for what seems like a standard 10% return - and what I like about that is the realism - something around the 10% return mark sounds sustainable - it's not Defi in other words!
The problem is I'm a cautious fellow and I didn't buy enough at $0.75 to meet the minimum staking requirements of 100 WAN, I only bought about 2/3rds of that.
So now I'm in something of a dilemma - do I simply take my 300% gain OR do I buy half as much again at 3 times my original price to stake for that 10% return?!?