Topic: As of today, what for you is the easiest-to-use cryptocurrency? (Read 379 times)
Cryptocurrency is not ready to be used in our daily life. We still need time for its development and governments build up a suitable law for it. Money laundering is the biggest problem of cryptocurrency now, if we can solve this, i think cryptocurrency will be more accepted.
November 19, 2018, 05:02:43 AM
each market has its own strategy and system that is offered to the public, which is more interesting, let the public judge, but if you have a unique system it is better to socialize through the community of big traders, if they appreciate your initiative. it is one bright road to continue
November 19, 2018, 04:33:34 AM
we have to create a feature that can attract many people, a feature that is simple but has great benefits and includes every transaction and can make transactions easier and faster at a low cost.
We have a lot of platforms that offer a lot of features. It's not the main problem in the crypto right now. bitcoin is the easiest crypto to be used by everyone. As you can see about how it was become an interesting thing to see that because so many scalability platforms are useless. 
November 19, 2018, 02:22:40 AM
Still bitcoin because it is so common. The point of easiest to use is to have something to use on, that could be sending to someone else or that could be spending it to get something new and all that however no matter what you decide to do there is no point of how easy it is if you cant use it.
For example, nano is a coin that is incredibly fast, I mean literally instant type of fast but there is no one that takes nano as a payment option so it makes no sense to use it.
I like ethereum and metatask as well, it gives me option to just two click buy anything I want and a great chrome extension but I still find it a bit less common than bitcoin. It is catching up tough, it is coming there soon. Bitcoin on the other hand, even with all the slowness and time spending and what not, is BEST in my opinion, because we can use it almost everywhere and almost everyone accepts it. I love it.
For example, nano is a coin that is incredibly fast, I mean literally instant type of fast but there is no one that takes nano as a payment option so it makes no sense to use it.
I like ethereum and metatask as well, it gives me option to just two click buy anything I want and a great chrome extension but I still find it a bit less common than bitcoin. It is catching up tough, it is coming there soon. Bitcoin on the other hand, even with all the slowness and time spending and what not, is BEST in my opinion, because we can use it almost everywhere and almost everyone accepts it. I love it.
November 16, 2018, 04:16:29 AM
Bitcoin. I'm not an alt-coin hater like many bitcoin supporters but none of them are close to bitcoin as of yet. Bitcoin is easy to use for transfers and beyond that it can be used at numerous retailers, both in physical stores and online. I do not know of any alt that can say the same.
I mostly used bitcoin than other currency though I also have ethereum and XRP and other altcoins. Bitcoin is the easiest to used for transfer everywhere because it is what popular even for other investors. It is also what mostly used for payment on online stores like you mentioned. I used to earn altcoin to buy more bitcoin for I do not need amount to put my funds on it. November 16, 2018, 03:42:11 AM
If platforms such as Ebay, Amazon begin to use crypto money, then we can talk about a convenience. Or local developments will not be very useful to us.
November 16, 2018, 03:39:17 AM
It does sound promising. I have also heard about it having those features and if that is true, it will cut down the cost for at least 20 to 25% if my computation is right. That alone is already a good point to ponder but is it already out in the market?
November 16, 2018, 01:46:14 AM
new crypto will be constantly changing and always popping up. It will be quite difficult finding crypto in an easy to use because all the same. When sure there is appropriate but will continue popping up others so this will make the shift and turn between the coins that appear and which will die. but that is clearly to be used then the coins among the already established are good to be used as an option.
November 16, 2018, 12:33:13 AM
The market is constantly updated with new cryptocurrencies and it’s quite a challenge to keep up with all of them. But of course, a few will stand out from the rest. Came across a few articles about Virie -a new cryptocurrency that’s more than just a virtual currency. Based on the reports, it is a system that highlights a marketplace –a distributed exchange network that enable users to buy and sell currencies, goods, and services without the use of third-party services. This network also provides the opportunity to buy and sell Virie coins directly (no brokerage required). That’s why they claim that it’s the easiest-to-use cryptocurrency. What do you think? It sure sounds promising, as it is also the first open product of the seemingly huge Virternity project.
So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
All cryptocurrencies are good and they work for the same purposes. They are anonymous (not really all), you can invest in them and you can also use them in making transactions. But if you should insist that I choose one then I’m going with Bitcoin. Bitcoin widely known, and when you mention cryptocurrency, the first thing that comes to people’s mind is Bitcoin and it is worth investing.When it comes to making transactions, it might not be fast, but it’s still good (Bitcoin is fast these days, doesn’t take more than a minute to send and receive). So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
November 15, 2018, 06:56:23 AM
all new projects are promising, but if it looks like a new type of cryptocurrency, in my opinion it still doesn't meet the requirements, indeed its usage is quite simple, but it's still unknown how far the project is developing
November 15, 2018, 06:47:45 AM
There are several cryptocurrencies in the cryptospace , especially altcoins which are more and cheap to get but the most easiest and used and generally accepted is the Bitcoin, more people use them, after Bitcoin, the next should be Ethereum which is also accepted. A reminder: this is also time to get into the crypto space.
November 15, 2018, 06:24:58 AM
The market is constantly updated with new cryptocurrencies and it’s quite a challenge to keep up with all of them. But of course, a few will stand out from the rest. Came across a few articles about Virie -a new cryptocurrency that’s more than just a virtual currency. Based on the reports, it is a system that highlights a marketplace –a distributed exchange network that enable users to buy and sell currencies, goods, and services without the use of third-party services. This network also provides the opportunity to buy and sell Virie coins directly (no brokerage required). That’s why they claim that it’s the easiest-to-use cryptocurrency. What do you think? It sure sounds promising, as it is also the first open product of the seemingly huge Virternity project.
So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
In ICOs, I always look forward towards the product and the price of the coins. In altcoins, I always look forward in the price and how the price move over the months.
November 15, 2018, 05:49:05 AM
Bitcoin. I'm not an alt-coin hater like many bitcoin supporters but none of them are close to bitcoin as of yet. Bitcoin is easy to use for transfers and beyond that it can be used at numerous retailers, both in physical stores and online. I do not know of any alt that can say the same.
I mostly used bitcoin than other currency though I also have ethereum and XRP and other altcoins. Bitcoin is the easiest to used for transfer everywhere because it is what popular even for other investors. It is also what mostly used for payment on online stores like you mentioned. I used to earn altcoin to buy more bitcoin for I do not need amount to put my funds on it. November 15, 2018, 01:05:42 AM
The market is constantly updated with new cryptocurrencies and it’s quite a challenge to keep up with all of them. But of course, a few will stand out from the rest. Came across a few articles about Virie -a new cryptocurrency that’s more than just a virtual currency. Based on the reports, it is a system that highlights a marketplace –a distributed exchange network that enable users to buy and sell currencies, goods, and services without the use of third-party services. This network also provides the opportunity to buy and sell Virie coins directly (no brokerage required). That’s why they claim that it’s the easiest-to-use cryptocurrency. What do you think? It sure sounds promising, as it is also the first open product of the seemingly huge Virternity project.
So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
So what features should we look for in cyrptocurrencies/altcoins?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/
BTC and ETH have been in the market for a very long time now. They have endured the most volatile times and established themselves. This is one reason why investors trust these coins. But its not like any new coin can't reach the top and prove itself.
As far as Virie is concerned, the features are thoughtful and innovative but there is very less news about it yet. So we have to wait and see how it comes out to be.
November 14, 2018, 04:18:48 PM
that does sound promising. is there a forum thread about this coin? are these ready-made products or are you just planning to launch them? will there be an ICO? in principle, such a lot of ideas found
November 14, 2018, 04:13:31 PM
I would say that it mostly depends on the wallet. Other than that though, it can be pretty similar in use even among cryptos using very different underlying technology.
For example, Ethereum and bitcoin, you only need the other person's address to send... But the wallet can make it easier in many ways. For example, exchange wallets may allow users to send via username, which makes things easier for some cases.
There are now comprehensive coins that support decentralized exchanges. I think it's this feature that truly is the future. Once internet infrastructure becomes more accessible (ISPs better hurry), the world will be able to get away from the client-server infrastructure and eliminate the element of trust in transactions as much as possible. I think we need networks able to support the core functions of crypto in a decentralized and trustless manner, transactions.
Once the tech is there, developers would take on making interfaces easier.
Ease of use isn't an urgent concern IMHO. Infrastructure is more important than the interface. One needs teams of mathematicians and programmers, and the other a few man-hours of a UX designer.
For example, Ethereum and bitcoin, you only need the other person's address to send... But the wallet can make it easier in many ways. For example, exchange wallets may allow users to send via username, which makes things easier for some cases.
There are now comprehensive coins that support decentralized exchanges. I think it's this feature that truly is the future. Once internet infrastructure becomes more accessible (ISPs better hurry), the world will be able to get away from the client-server infrastructure and eliminate the element of trust in transactions as much as possible. I think we need networks able to support the core functions of crypto in a decentralized and trustless manner, transactions.
Once the tech is there, developers would take on making interfaces easier.
Ease of use isn't an urgent concern IMHO. Infrastructure is more important than the interface. One needs teams of mathematicians and programmers, and the other a few man-hours of a UX designer.
November 14, 2018, 04:10:06 PM
For me i would say Ethereum , i done use them much , just to send somewhere . I always use Ethereum , easy to acess , easy to send 
Never had problem with stuck transactions for hours like i had with bitcoin once . But overall i think every token/coin is the same to use it
Never had problem with stuck transactions for hours like i had with bitcoin once . But overall i think every token/coin is the same to use it November 14, 2018, 04:07:48 PM
are there other sources of information? I didn't find anything on Google. there's only a coin with a similar name, but it's not. I would read more about this coin.
November 14, 2018, 03:47:54 PM
I've never heard about Virie, but I will look into it. Still, Bitcoin is the easiest to use and easy to trade and to exchange to fiat.
November 14, 2018, 11:03:28 AM
we have to create a feature that can attract many people, a feature that is simple but has great benefits and includes every transaction and can make transactions easier and faster at a low cost.
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