Topic: 7 Low-Cost Altcoins That Still Have Solid Potential In 2021 (Read 61 times)
I understand that your title is about 7 low-cost altcoins and you've just described that bitcoin has fallen together with the other altcoins that you've mentioned. But it seems to be that you don't have an actual list and you're also asking the people's opinion what would be the next Dogecoin or those altcoins that will pump as much as it can. And at least before asking, you should have your own list aside from those 4 that you've mentioned already. Others won't be reading what you've said and will just end up reading the title and then a few sentence of what you've posted.
Bitcoin is't altcoin. 
Why do you think ETH is low cost altcoin? 1.5 year ago, i have sold many ETH from $120-$150 and today more than $2300. There are many altcoins which has still low cost compare the service and potentiality with other altcoins. DOT, KICK,GT, BABY, ONT, BNX, CWS (last two are gaming, NFT tokens).
Why do you think ETH is low cost altcoin? 1.5 year ago, i have sold many ETH from $120-$150 and today more than $2300. There are many altcoins which has still low cost compare the service and potentiality with other altcoins. DOT, KICK,GT, BABY, ONT, BNX, CWS (last two are gaming, NFT tokens).
hmm. Vietnamese articles have little value, if you list 7 altcoins in 7 different fields, it will be better. The trend of DEFI, NFT and gaming Play to earn is the main trend of this year despite Bitcoin fluctuations.
I would like different names than the ones you are mentioning because those are TOP cryptos and they are still in an uptrend. There will be less spike in future growth compared to low-cap altcoins.
I would like different names than the ones you are mentioning because those are TOP cryptos and they are still in an uptrend. There will be less spike in future growth compared to low-cap altcoins.
I don't seem to understand why btc and eth especially be considered as low-cost altcoins in your post, if you refer to btc as alts which is the main crypto? You are right about price being relatively low, it is an opportunity to many people to get in and buy at a reasonable price, btc and eth were half the ath but now seem recovering slowly, and for the rest of the alts you mentioned, ada will be my pick over dogecoin.
There have been spectacular increases in the price of altcoins in 2021. Thus it is no surprise that the market is looking for new low-priced altcoins that could make new ?crypto millionaires.? As a result of the recent sell-off in digital currencies, cheaper altcoins might look like attractive assets due to their potential upside. Therefore, today I?ll discuss seven low-cost cryptos that still have solid upside potential in the rest of the year.
What a week it has been for cryptocurrencies. In a matter of days, many of the darlings among digital assets are about 50% down from their all-time-highs hit earlier in the year. For instance:
Bitcoin (CCC:BTC-USD) fell from $64,863 to $37,949, but still up 29% year-to-date (YTD)
Cardano (CCC:ADA-USD) fell from $2.46 to $1.55, but still up 782% YTD
Dogecoin (CCC:DOGE-USD) fell from $0.74 to $0.34, but still up 5,950% YTD
Ethereum (CCC:ETH-USD) fell from $4,362.35 to $2,591.87, but still up 255% YTD
The recent sell-off in the cryptocurrency space is the biggest in over a year. Yet, the correction across cryptos is likely to bring back interest among investors who are looking for ?penny? altcoins that could be the next Dogecoin.
What a week it has been for cryptocurrencies. In a matter of days, many of the darlings among digital assets are about 50% down from their all-time-highs hit earlier in the year. For instance:
Bitcoin (CCC:BTC-USD) fell from $64,863 to $37,949, but still up 29% year-to-date (YTD)
Cardano (CCC:ADA-USD) fell from $2.46 to $1.55, but still up 782% YTD
Dogecoin (CCC:DOGE-USD) fell from $0.74 to $0.34, but still up 5,950% YTD
Ethereum (CCC:ETH-USD) fell from $4,362.35 to $2,591.87, but still up 255% YTD
The recent sell-off in the cryptocurrency space is the biggest in over a year. Yet, the correction across cryptos is likely to bring back interest among investors who are looking for ?penny? altcoins that could be the next Dogecoin.
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