Topic: Best Alt projects to take off in 2020 - page 4. (Read 963 times)

I am more into privacy altcoins and the ones that actually introduce better use cases this year are SERO and VEIL Project, I am not surprised to see vindax on the list though, I got my eye on the project since launch

bitmax and vindax added to the list

Thank you for your insight. I see what your saying   "caught up with some good exchange already" 

Matic is famous among the list but it is launched already long time ago. Im not sure about other but Im familiar with Hydax since they are establishing an exchange platform. I think this is the best project for me, you know how good and easy yo understand the market platform right? With special boost and some good marketing they can caught up with some good exchange already. Take a look on bitmax and vindax now the volume has increased already on these new exchanges.

Don't you see and be attracted to energi coins? They have very good projects and potentials. When there was an Eardrop event yesterday instead of the price dropped instead it was getting up because the community was confident their project was good and chose to hold it longer.

"Project has a NEW and REAL use case"

Right there is a pretty tough rule, as only a handful of coins have a real use case to begin with. I don't define exchange coins, or coins that could be used as cash (but isn't).... or copycat etheriums, as real world use cases.

So beats me what project qualifies and actually looks like it has a chance to succeed.

Hydax looks better to me, they did not have any kind of sale, maybe there was private sale or self funded. The exchange looks cool and their new invention IGO also looks okay. Therefore I want to mention the IMO project name, though there will have a sale, but this project gonna rock in 2020, as they have something new and catchy to offer the crypto world!

I will say native Coin I like the idea behind the project and the team has been really active in making it a success. It's already on many big and small exchanges and recently they announced a partnership with coinme.

If I remember correctly it was launched in June so it borderline fits your deadline!

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/native-coin/

ICO? What's the point of this. Of all the projects, an extremely small percentage was conducted by ICO and was successful.
I can select only Ferrum Network amng all projects. All successful projects carry out IEO, because it is convenient, profitable, and safe. I advise you to edit the rules.

Matic is just one of the project that you are describing - launched almost just 6 months ago and also IEO. Token was dumped today down to -55% but the price in USD still is more than the ICO price. The token's price grew and it helped its marketing.  They were claiming to be scalable but I have no idea yet what is in their system.

There are lots of coins that did not do ICO specially the projects that were created on EOS and TRON, some of them are casino sites which are promising as well. Take for instance Hpoint.

What a joke. (Must be an ICO, must be launched within the past 6 months).

An ICO means the project itself is centralized, the fact that the majority of people here prefers centralized projects is beyond me, but it just goes to show that people care about quick money, rather than the tech itself.

Back when Darkcoin launched (Now DASH), people was upset with their premine, and the whole project was called a SCAM, if you held an ICO back then, the majority of people would call all of these projects SCAMS as well, and as we've seen, a LOT of them indeed is.

I'd much rather invest in something that builds useable tech, has a good history and good development.

Blocknet launched the first truly Decentralized Exchange on the market, and believe it or not, they are still the ONLY true DEX on the market to this day. Most people are easily fooled by all these wannabe DEX's like Bisq, Waves, IDEX, Binance, because they don't know how they actually WORK.

On top of that Blocknet solves the Oracle problem, exactly the same way as Chainlink does, just by using decentralized service nodes, making it impossible to take down either their service, or the DEX itself, even if "forced" to by governments.

That's a project people should pay attention to, yet they don't. All people care about is fast money, and it's gonna bite people HARD eventually (The MATIC dump today is a great example of exactly like, a centralized project dumping more than 50% in an hour).