Is investing in coins that currently have a small market cap a good strategy?

For example, some very cheap coins, Vertcoin (VTC) and VeriCoin (VRC) both currently have very small market caps (< $15m each). Therefore, it is reasonable to think they have a great upside potential because a 100x return would still only be a market cap ~ $1.5b.

On the other hand, Siacoin (SC) is very cheap but has a market cap of $250m, so seeing a 100x return would mean the market cap climbs to 25b, which is unlikely to happen considering that would be larger than the market cap of ETH.

I'm not necessarily looking for a 100x return, this was just a big example of a general concept. Am I correct in thinking coins with smaller market caps have better opportunities for better returns?

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