Topic: Altcoins that you trust most - page 13. (Read 3749 times)

I trust bitcoin more than anything in the cryptocurrency market. To me, it is the basis of everything it shows you what the market is doing whether we are heading up or down or the right time to buy or sell. All other altcoins usually follow its direction, giving me a solid reason to base my decision according to the current situation of BTC.

Both are quite popular and even relied on by many long-term traders to make profits.  Even though it has different characteristics of centralization and non-centralization, its trading volume is proven to always be in the top Altcoin ranking and no one has been able to shift its position.

OP asked which altcoin is the best and most trusted.  I think BTC won't count because it's not an altcoin.  For me the best altcoins at the moment are BNB and ETH.  I don't know about other altcoins because I'm a little skeptical, especially if the altcoin doesn't have enough use yet.  If you have to choose the remaining three, then MATIC is a good choice too.  XRP and HBAR are also possible options.

Nice picks but I'm going to give my opinion why you should and shouldn't buy the listed above coins, we are no longer in the time of frenziness, you need to say the fact around the list because you never can tell who might actually be interested in your list as a guidance.

1. BNB: I like bnb because of its inherent launchpad, if you have been a lucky champ back in the days when this coin was cheap, you will have made thousands of money from Binance launchpad because of the pre-pumps that comes with listing after the initial exchange offering of the exchange and also the utility of the exchange. However, there has been a lot of scrutiny and hunt in Binance, the potential of this coin will be hold back by those fighting this coin.

2. ETH: Ether has been a good coin no doubt about that because they have proven that from the price and how far they have come a long way to here but the recent development around Ether is not good because it's turning to a centralized city for developers instead the decentralized and that's a growing concern which is now a debate for other competitors. They need to address that to kill that narrative and campaign.

3. BCH: This is not a good coin, it's my opinion actually but you will do yourself a favor if you believe the same thing about BCH and other fork bitcoins.

4. Matic: my friendly advice, before you buy this coin, make sure that FTX has dump their bags in the market to have them at cheap price.

5. ARB: This is good buy but allow them to unlock the big drop coming by November because that's going to affect the price by then.

Choosing both ETH and BNB might seem peculiar, as they both operate on their respective blockchains. The differentiating factor lies in the decentralized nature of ETH, while BNB is centralized in terms of the applied consensus method.

It's important to remember never to put all your money in one bucket. Investing in both models, in my opinion, is a reasonable approach. If one doesn't yield profits, the other model could generate income. This aligns with the general investment objective, which is to seek gains.

Almost everyone on this forum will definitely say that ETH and BNB are the altcoins of choice to be their favorite investment coins, and so do I personally.
Arbitrum, Cake and Apecoin can also sometimes give us a little income if we trade with them, but so far these three coins have not shown any signs of increasing their prices any higher and also do not have strong fundamentals, unlike ETH and BNB because they both has shown us that it is able to survive in bearish situations, thus making many inventors make these two coins an investment option.

Yes, I also feel that meme coins should not be included in investment portfolios for the long term. This will increase the risk we have. However, we cannot force someone to change a portfolio that they believe will benefit them in the future. However, instead of including meme coins, there are still quite a lot of top altcoins that have the potential to develop in the future, or just include bitcoin as a replacement.
However, we can only give suggestions, apart from that, I also think that other altcoins are altcoins that have quite large potential in the future.

Not bad. But I'd take "ApeCoin" off the list, especially when it's a "meme" coin. It shouldn't be taken seriously unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the likes. Coins like ApeCoin and Dogecoin are only good as a short-term investment. You'll never know when these coins will vanish, as people move on to the next big thing in crypto.

I wouldn't trust any altcoin that sacrifices decentralization in favor of high-performance and cost-efficiency, though. It's evident that the majority is not as "decentralized" as they claim to be. With Ethereum turning centralized because of PoS, we should expect the unexpected. Maybe Bitcoin will remain the only decentralized cryptocurrency in the future? Just my opinion

Definitely after Bitcoins, any coin traded most is the ETH. The marketcap of the coin is also high. This proves that ETH are very popular and traded frequently on a daily basis. Now if any coin poses this features, then obviously it has to be the most trusted and favourite coins out of all the alts. As said earlier, I also trust ETH, but along with that I also show support to LTC, BNB and XRP.

there are 2 of your choices are my choices too, that is Ethereum and Binance, because Ethereum and Binance are the most popular altcoins at the moment, so of course there will be many people investing in Ethereum and Binance, then this is my choice
1. Ethereum
2. Binance
3. Ripple
4. Gala
5. Klay

sandbox consistent advertising through various platform but that is futile attempt because the value aren't recovering at all, even the current value of sandbox is just fraction of its all time high.
I don't think that the future will be well for this coin honestly. since it seemed blockchain gaming is truly done for as well as NFT losing its value right now.
meanwhile BNB is also stagnating, i don't know why but I guess due to the recent rumours about lawsuit. nowadays the most trusted altcoin to invest is just ethereum.
I don't consider the other to be that good compared to ethereum honestly.

ETH and BNB are sounds common choice to all as those are most trusted as well as most invested altcoins after bitcoin. So I also trust eth and bnb most, as op mentioned. Apart from those two, Choice difference is started. After eth and bnb, i trust as well as invested with Matic, Ada and sandbox. I know trusting sandbox might not be wise as virtual gaming world hype is getting lower but i believe It'll increase soon with time

As there are thousands of altcoins in the crypto space, it is not that easy to make a good choice out of the thousands of investments.
Before making an investment in an altcoin, I consider its utility, team, ATH, and maximum supply.

To that end, the top 5 altcoins in my portfolio that I am now hodling comfortably are Litecoin, Cyber Connect, Perpetual Protocol, PYR, Polkadot, and Matic. Even so, I'll continue to increase the number of altcoins in my portfolio before the bull run begins.

The word stable is not really suitable for crypto especially altcoins even if it is ETH but indeed when you want to be in altcoins and prioritise ETH of course it is a good thing because we must be aware that ETH is one of the most worthy alt to be used as an investment (if in altcoins).
Instead of looking for something uncertain in new projects or meme coins even though sometimes the benefits can be greater when finding shitcoins that are pumped but still if you really want to provide certainty to be stored in the long run then ETH is the best answer for altcoins unless you really want to be in bitcoin not altcoins then I would definitely suggest bitcoin as the main choice.

Of course, everyone has his own list of tokens that he trusts and earns from them, but I would like to share my opinion. For me the best tokens are BTC, MATIC and TFS, I still consistently get good percentages, especially if staking TFS, they have high percentages

The problem with Ethereum is the expensive GAS Fee and this problem has not been resolved. I think in the future people will start leaving ETH because of its high fees. For BNB I believe it is a good coin. Likewise with MATIC when talking about transaction fees. For now I prefer to use the BNB network for transactions.

It is natural that you believe in ethereum because, up to now, it is probably the most stable and fulfilling altcoin in all aspects. But I think you shouldn't ignore BNB, because it is very well supported by a capable network and a very strong community.I think these two altcoins are very capable and will be able to provide maximum profits in time for their holders.

Top 5 altcoins i would collect:


1. Ethereum - Score 9.24
2. Arbitrum - Score - 8.04
3. Aptos - Score - 8.37
4. Matic - Score - 8.41
5. Sui - Score - 7.59


https://coin-score.ai/cryptoprojects/fundamental-analysis-of-the-ethereum-cryptocurrency/
https://coin-score.ai/cryptoprojects/fundamental-analysis-of-the-arbitrum-cryptocurrency/
https://coin-score.ai/cryptoprojects/fundamental-analysis-of-the-aptos-cryptocurrency/
https://coin-score.ai/cryptoprojects/fundamental-analysis-of-the-polygon-cryptocurrency/
https://coin-score.ai/cryptoprojects/fundamental-analysis-of-the-sui-cryptocurrency/

Choosing an altcoin requires detailed research, and why don't you choose ETH as the top altcoin which definitely has good development and a clear developer. I hold a lot of ETH at the moment and continue to buy it. Likewise, Bitcoin is the main recommendation for long-term investment. We just need to wait for the bull run to come and whoever is able to survive and be patient will get big profits. and those who panic will only suffer losses.

I don't know what you mean by reliability. If it's just about the profit that can be made in the future, you are probably right. But it seems to me that ETH and BNB have little decentralisation and their blockchain can block transactions or, as it used to be, roll back in case of hacks. So it's not much different from a regular bank.