Topic: As of today, what for you is the easiest-to-use cryptocurrency? - page 2. (Read 379 times)
November 14, 2018, 10:47:00 AM
Well it's a good thing the question came with "as of today". The cryptocurrency I find really easy to use is Ethereum and it's alternative cryptocurrencies.
November 14, 2018, 10:42:56 AM
So far, it is BTC. Because I am currently using Bitcoin more than other cryptocurrencies. Relative to ETH, sometimes it is very crowded, so I use BTC more to complete the transaction.
Bitcoin is widely adopted and it's available in so many places. i have the same tought with you too. BTC is a complex crypto that wasy to be used by anyone even newbie. Remember in another platform you need to understand about their system. It needs a lot of time for newbie to read more about how to use that platform. November 14, 2018, 10:27:31 AM
This is the first time I've heard of this coin. And information about it not many. But I don't understand. is there now an intermediary to buy cryptocurrency? you mean the exchange? So this project offers to buy coins without Commission?
November 14, 2018, 10:19:18 AM
Easiest to use is Bitcoin, because BTC is accepted in a lot of places compared to other coins and there is reputable software & wallets to use and feel safe about it. I sometimes use ETH and DOGE also mainly for withdrawal since they often have lower minimums and lesser fees to withdraw at exchanges 
November 14, 2018, 10:14:20 AM
As for features, the most important are practicality and security. You have to be able to use it with peace of mind.
Read the Virie whitepaper a few weeks ago. Can't say they didn't do their homework. If the claims are legit they will have solved quite a few issues in the realm of crypto transactions. (more security, ease of use).
Read the Virie whitepaper a few weeks ago. Can't say they didn't do their homework. If the claims are legit they will have solved quite a few issues in the realm of crypto transactions. (more security, ease of use).
November 14, 2018, 07:10:34 AM
It's relatively new hence we really can't tell yet if indeed it will be the easiest to use cryptocurrency. I had a peak on its website and so far, it appears to be the most convenient to use graphic interface albeit, for the rest of its features, I am yet to experience but it does look promising. We'll see later.
November 14, 2018, 07:08:24 AM
if it is the easiest to use cryptocurrency then every big media and article and announcement site should pick them up and promote them because it's going to make it easy for every user, why I haven't heard of it until now, you are the only one who announced it here.
November 14, 2018, 07:02:30 AM
I think that virie coin is a good coin that is usable to the crypto users in terms of payment transaction of goods and services. However, this is not yet very familiar to crypto users and in most cases, eth and btc were the primary cryptocurrency being used and patronized by the crypto users since these are the currencies being offered for their services.
November 14, 2018, 06:55:15 AM
it has to be bitcoin.
simply because the most important part of being easy to use is to have user friendly and easy to use programs including wallets, payment systems, block explorers, third party services including payment processors,... and bitcoin is the only one that has all of these.
simply because the most important part of being easy to use is to have user friendly and easy to use programs including wallets, payment systems, block explorers, third party services including payment processors,... and bitcoin is the only one that has all of these.
November 14, 2018, 06:40:36 AM
The title of this thread has nothing to do with the paragraph OP wrote (which sounds like a shill promoting a coin), so I'm just gonna answer the main question. Since we're in the altcoin section, I'm gonna go and say XMR has been the easiest coin to make transactions with. It's cheap, it's fast, and a lot of merchants accept it so there's no problem with looking for vendors/merchants accepting something else other than btc.
November 14, 2018, 06:33:30 AM
Well I don't know much about the coin but the question is this; how many people are willing to exchange their goods or services with the coin? that's one big question, before people will use it to buy goods and services, the coin needs to be well known and adopted. As at today I have used cryptos eth and btc to pay for some goods and services because they are popular,
November 14, 2018, 06:27:53 AM
The easiest way to use crypto is the payment sector. Blockchain has a huge variety of acceptance among a lot of industries, but the real usage of crypto is now available in only one sector and it is financing.
November 14, 2018, 06:24:28 AM
So far, it is BTC. Because I am currently using Bitcoin more than other cryptocurrencies. Relative to ETH, sometimes it is very crowded, so I use BTC more to complete the transaction.
November 14, 2018, 06:11:36 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.
November 14, 2018, 06:05:22 AM
From what I understand, it's a relatively new cryptocurrency exclusive for a project called Virternity and like what you said, it sure looks promising. It does not seem to have a potential of being used or abused by any avaricious company nor organizations because it's not centralized but ain't all cryptos are? Although some of the more famous ones like bitcoin have already some involvements from the governments and other organizations and I think that is the edge of being a new one like this Virie.
November 13, 2018, 05:53:16 AM
The crypto market is always changing and keeps evolving. There has been unrest with respect to vulnerability and security. So, any new token/coin must bring with it promising encryption and secured transactions. I haven't heard much about this currency yet, but will look out for it if its secured and also would like to know about other features.
November 12, 2018, 02:11:35 AM
In essence, the use of cryptocurrencies is only a few countries in a few areas. The influence of cryptocurrency is still weak, and it has at least a decade of growth. For the current cryptocurrency is still like a child, when the capitalists choose it, its role can be reflected.
November 11, 2018, 06:40:14 PM
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/
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