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sr. member
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September 04, 2017, 06:40:47 PM
#56
Ripple or IOTA's market cap is too high, to make x2 they need a lot of money, if you have few money, you should look at page 2-3 on coinmarketcap.

That would be a valid statement if there would be any economic model which could help us to assess the fundamental value of altcoin. What the problem is with altcoins at page 2 - 3 on coinmarketcap is low liquidity so It can get pretty nasty if you want to get out. Low liquidity and guessing work about which one will make 50% tomorrow it same like a lotto you hope for big win. Some lo level coins will win extremely big  but how to find out those 80 out 800 altcoins. On another side up until the dumb money flows in crypto the top 50 market coins will grow no matter of underlying earning potential. Nobody relay knows what is earning potential of any crypto project i.e. ICO.
Investing in those coins is nothing but gambling, there are coins that can give you profits of 400% in one day and then the next day the coins crashes 90% of its value and it never improves that is why it is better to invest in coins that are solid and with a bigger market cap.
full member
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August 30, 2017, 07:27:44 AM
#55
I try to be very careful in choosing ICO, because many of them are just scam unfortunately
Now I keep my eye on Anryze - distributed speech recognition platform. Hope it has great future
If interested - their ANN thread

Maybe you are right for that, besides being careful we should also look into the project by looking at their team, if they have potential Linkedin, maybe they are very serious in running this project and you are safe to invest in this project but otherwise if they do not have an identity in Linkedin, you should never try to invest in it if you do not want to take big risks.
sr. member
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August 30, 2017, 07:04:07 AM
#54
I try to be very careful in choosing ICO, because many of them are just scam unfortunately
Now I keep my eye on Anryze - distributed speech recognition platform. Hope it has great future
If interested - their ANN thread
legendary
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August 30, 2017, 06:36:35 AM
#53
IOTA definitely is one to get into if you can, at some point it will take off but maybe not this year.  Maybe check out some of the ICOs that are about as there are a few that look pretty decent but they are quite risky.
newbie
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August 30, 2017, 05:45:20 AM
#52
Monetha and Tron are worth a look.
Both have the teams behind them to become potentially massive.
newbie
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August 30, 2017, 05:41:47 AM
#51
Being relatively new to cryptocurrency in general, I am looking to begin investment in something a little smaller. I have researched a couple altcoin possibilities already, but, wanted to ask those on here, who have the experience, on their opinions with IOTA, ripple or any smaller altcoins/ICOs to get into?

Am also new here but I think Ripple is a cool investment
member
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August 30, 2017, 04:30:40 AM
#50
I think Universa ICO is one of the best.
Universa, according to its white paper, offers:

Simple protocol for creating apps and blockchains;
Enormously low cost of transactions (transactions in Universa are expected to be ten times cheaper and do not depend on mining);
High speed of transactions (Universa’s speed accounts for 10,000 transactions per second, while Etherium for 15, and Bitcoin – from three to six);
Absence of bloat problem;
Liquidity and smart contracts on Blockchain.
https://www.coinspeaker.com/2017/08/15/universa-to-raise-100-million-ico/
hero member
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LakeBTC.com
August 29, 2017, 02:23:11 AM
#49
Most ICOs are just ideas and marketing with no real-world operations.

LakeBanker's ICO is interesting because it spins off from veteran crypto exchange LakeBTC.

LakeBTC has been running since 2013, we have 10 million user accounts from 152 countries. The LakeBanker system itself has been running in Beta for 1.5 years. Now it's ready for the world.

You can check out LakeBanker's white paper here.

Our ANN thread is here

Our ICO is currently in Phase 1 where a small number of tokens are offered at a very large discount. Most of the tokens will be sold in Phase 2 (mid-October)
full member
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August 29, 2017, 12:50:31 AM
#48
Being relatively new to cryptocurrency in general, I am looking to begin investment in something a little smaller. I have researched a couple altcoin possibilities already, but, wanted to ask those on here, who have the experience, on their opinions with IOTA, ripple or any smaller altcoins/ICOs to get into?
You can try to buy nem/xem, the price now is cheap, also Maid and bay, waves, and eth, those I've said was a good and potential altcoin. You can hold em in a long term then wait. Or you could try to invest now in Dent, where you can buy it only in etherdelta and hitbtc.
newbie
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August 28, 2017, 11:37:57 PM
#47
Any promising ICO coming up? Any recommendations!!
full member
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August 28, 2017, 01:47:30 PM
#46
Remember Risk / Reward.

Some of the top coins may be more stable, for instance, Bitshares looking pretty tight and maybe a good buy with lower risk than some new ICO or low cap.

And then invest proportionately. More into stable, little into risky low caps.

This seems like a safe way to invest and how it works to get started. I am interested to try it Wink
sr. member
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August 28, 2017, 01:31:50 PM
#45
Remember Risk / Reward.

Some of the top coins may be more stable, for instance, Bitshares looking pretty tight and maybe a good buy with lower risk than some new ICO or low cap.

And then invest proportionately. More into stable, little into risky low caps.
sr. member
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August 28, 2017, 01:11:41 PM
#44
Everyone will have their own choice and reasons for choosing a specific coin. I have made money changing btc to ltc and selling back again. Thinking of buying back into ltc. Recently bought karmc for 1 sat when it was first listed on yobit. Will wait and see what happens. Early days. Will be trying an ico soon. Remember that investment is medium to long term. Short term is gambling. Do the research and you should succeed.
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August 28, 2017, 12:59:52 PM
#43

There are many options if you want to invest.
but I think you chose the right choice.
You can see and learn about market developments,
But I think you should look a lot for other coins as well
Try and read from their official website
member
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August 28, 2017, 12:51:19 PM
#42
Aventus is one of the best ICOs currently I suggest you to look at it. DON'T look at it as quick profit but think it as great new project.

Yes i see great background on AVENTUS and CARTAXi and im still reading about STASH and there is a bunch of ICO that has a great ideas and a great project developing many developers want there ICO successful but if you read the fundamentals that they have is just simple not a complex and continous process which coin don't pump the price high later on.
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August 28, 2017, 12:38:59 PM
#41
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sr. member
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August 28, 2017, 10:49:48 AM
#40
Being relatively new to cryptocurrency in general, I am looking to begin investment in something a little smaller. I have researched a couple altcoin possibilities already, but, wanted to ask those on here, who have the experience, on their opinions with IOTA, ripple or any smaller altcoins/ICOs to get into?

I cannot make sure you are allotting a huge capital investment for altcoins but I know IOTA and Ripple are good choices. If you want to invest more on altcoins that are cheap, you can also add Status, Verge, Digibyte in your investment. Try to wait for Dent also, I am waiting for it as well to be accepted in major exchanges to buy some and hold.
member
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August 28, 2017, 10:43:35 AM
#39
Ripple is good.it has more time profit. it has good future.
Ripple is token platform has pumped to very high price in past time, today it has comeback to real value and stand still that price. However, in recent Ripple has comeback and create a signal bearish trend of it has ended, now is good time for buy Ripple.
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August 28, 2017, 10:35:36 AM
#38
Ripple is good.it has more time profit. it has good future.
full member
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August 28, 2017, 10:06:54 AM
#37

it is very appropriate if you want to invest in 2 coins.

As you say, you can invest in those 2 coins, I think it will be good for the next few years.

especially I prefer IOTA, this will be an exciting development, I follow the development of IOTA every time.
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