If you like Zclassic, checkout Zoin!
Yea a coin with unknown premine and NOT even an Android wallet after 1.5 years of "development"? Sounds like an abandoned project to me. At Least ZCL was not abandoned, it had a great dev community who worked on it for a few months until Jan-Feb 2018 where devs decided to jump ship to their new premined baby BTCP that brings nothing to the table but money for the forkers.
Now if you want a real replacement, look up BTCZ. Thats a real Equihash coin
1. Branded Android Wallet (no coinami, freewallet closed source junk) takes about 3 seconds to send BTCZ with almost zero fees.
2. Branded GUI Miner (Does even BTC have that?)
3. No slow start
4. No Supernode Tax
5. No Developer Tax
5. No Premine
6. No ICO
7. No "
jump-ship developers" "lets fork" mentality. John Ver of ZCL.
8. Dedicated community
9. No Pump and Dump (yet at least), organic slow yet continuous price and difficulty growth
10. No Central authority. All projects are voted on and crowdfunded
11. Ridiculously low $10M market cap which makes it a great investment to straight up buy and still profitable to mine, compared to pumped ZCL at 300x higher market cap that could collapse any minute the "ZCL mining fund decides to dump their 50,000 voluntary mining TAX".
12. True Bitcoin 2.0 is BTCZ
13. I challenge anyone to present a SINGLE Equihash coin that checks all the above. Equihash seems to be the most profitable algo at least for nVidia miners. No, dont use whattomine, use:
https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/Interesting explanation. I think what you said is true about ZEN, ZEL, ZCL, BTCH, HUSH, BTCP, ZCASH, ZOIN, ZERO , I guess none of them fit the bill when I go down your list. Very interesting.
I always find the
Android & iOS wallets a fascinating subject and a quick indicator of the dev team's validity and the lack of such a "scam indicator". I don't trust any dev group that does not release those because releasing Windows wallet means the dev can hide behind github with VPN, upload his virus infested wallet and never be found when exchange wallets are "hacked" through the backdoor.
Releasing Android and iOS wallet means one needs a paid account with Google or Apple and must have a credit card and some identification on file to be able to do so.