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July 23, 2017, 09:51:55 PM
#38
NXT!! Nxt MUST BE MOON
sr. member
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July 23, 2017, 09:11:19 PM
#37
I think for the moment this is great for collecting coins that is priced below of the ico price. MCO,MGO,BAT,BNT,SONM, and all of that is a token with the platform of ETH
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So far so good
July 23, 2017, 08:17:00 PM
#36
Just my opinion .. Lisk!
Great team, lots of money for development, sidechain.
This coin has a huge potential .. again, just my idea.
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July 23, 2017, 05:06:00 PM
#35
I strongly suggest Ripple.

I agree with you. Ripple is great for the future.

Ripple is a terrible idea, its only good for traders due to extreme volatility. All the things people say about it to hype it up like banks buying it up are simply untrue. The reality is that sooner or later people will realize and it will drop faster than you can say ripple.
legendary
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July 23, 2017, 04:57:39 PM
#34
Litecoin, ethereum, ethereum classic, gnosis, bat, tezos and dash are good ones to collect if you consider long term investments.

Now we need to be extremely cautious in buying coins.
Many of them are very expensive.
hero member
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July 23, 2017, 04:39:10 PM
#33
Atm best coins to accumulate are NXT and ARDR because of the IGNIS ICO and Ardor main net released:
https://www.jelurida.com/ico
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giants may cry too
July 23, 2017, 04:37:13 PM
#32
I'm enjoying aollecting btc enough ,no need in Alts.. but if I had to collect some it would be inpay and ooo on topia
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ALTCOIN KING
July 23, 2017, 03:30:09 PM
#31
FootyCash is great to collect:

Footy Cash (FOOT) has seen a meteoric rise in valuation for the past month; with a price increase of more than 5000%+ on multiple exchanges.

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=FOOT_BTC#

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/footy-cash-foot-coinswap-decentralized-fantasy-sports-1374929

I think the reason being is that:

1. Footy has Rarity - Only 4 million coins total can exist.  There is a small POS inflation rate - about 3% annually (for staked coins only).
How many of you can say like the Winklevoss twins - that you own whole percentages of a cryptocurrency.  
Looking the current price of FootyCash you actually might be able to!

2. Footy is the first Fantasy Sports Crypotocurrency ever made. - Footy is the Bitcoin of Fantasy Sports!

3. Fantasy Sports is a multi-billion dollar industry - with tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue just for Fantasy Football alone!  If you count all the illegal gambling the figure goes much higher - maybe hundreds of billions? (not that I am condoning illegal gambling - but it's a fact of reality that must be considered anyway).

4. Coinmarketcap list just under 900 altcoins; of those listed only a  small percentage of altcoins have a cap of less than 4 million total coin.  Every coin on coinmarketcap with a rarity of less than 7 million total coins produced are all worth more than $2.00 USD - with the exception of Dreamcoin (because of YOBIT) and FOOTY CASH (which is currently undergoing a price correction: 5000% increase in the past month alone.)

5. The coin was greatly undervalued because of unawareness of the Footy cryptocurrency and Fantasy Sports as well.  As more and more people become aware of its value the price will continue to rise. The price may go higher than $10.00 USD per coin before the end of the year!

6. FootyCash has a great developer, active development, and the best community support!

7. FootyCash has a promising roadmap and is currently developing Masternodes and Anonymous Send like DASH and PIVX for the next release.

8.  The name FootyCash may sound funny but "Footy Cash" is an actual English term (apparently):  

     https://www.power100.com.au/news/local-news/81959-footy-cash-to-go-to-good-friday-appeal
     and
     http://www.heraldsun.com.au/ipad/california-club-brothel-sues-in-footy-cash-feud/news-story/bd77f7d397a34a067342a113b5bfa5d8

9. DraftKings, FanDuel, and other Fantasy Sports companies are getting the legislative green light to operate in most U.S States and other countries as well.  

https://www.law360.com/articles/944544/draftkings-fanduel-can-focus-on-dfs-legalization-post-deal

The focus right now is on creating masternodes for the coin.  They will help provide stability to the network and incentives for ownership.

We are making excellent progress, and will update the community on details for how many coins are required for a masternode, features, and other important information shortly.

Welcome to any new members of the community Grin

How many coins to avail in masternodes? What is the benifets if i buy masternodes? It looks good for me i just want to know some more info about this coin thank you dev. I wish i could buy some cheap coins until the masternodes emplimentation is release

There are a number of important features outlined below.  We will be releasing details on masternode requirements soon.  

The fantasy sports industry needs faster payment methods and anonymity to protect personal information, so these features fall right in line with our mission statement.

Features

  • Anonymous Transactions
  • Improved Network Security
  • Faster transactions
  • Decentralization
  • Community voting on proposals

Are you going to use the same Anonymous Send features as DASH or PIVX?

Yes.  What we are working on for the masternodes will have an anonymous transaction like PIVX and DASH.  Still testing things, and will keep the community updated.  Hope to have something ready in the next week.

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July 23, 2017, 02:52:26 PM
#30
I strongly suggest Ripple.

I agree with you. Ripple is great for the future.

Whats the reasoning behind this? I know about the ripple tech and it does sound good, but it doesn't seem to be getting much 'traction' lately.
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July 23, 2017, 02:32:01 PM
#29
Anyone knows a good online wallet for xrp?
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July 20, 2017, 03:10:29 PM
#28
I strongly suggest Ripple.

I agree with you. Ripple is great for the future.
sr. member
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July 20, 2017, 03:09:22 PM
#27
Litecoin, ethereum, ethereum classic, gnosis, bat, tezos and dash are good ones to collect if you consider long term investments.
newbie
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July 20, 2017, 02:01:38 PM
#26
I suggest you to go for Ripple
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July 20, 2017, 12:59:25 PM
#25
NXT and ETH, no more BTC.
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August 15, 2015, 08:56:30 AM
#24
Let me help you:

Put this on a coldwallet and wait for 5 years.

1 BTC
100.000 Guldencoin http://timeline.guldencoin.com/
1.000.000 Digibyte

My recommendation is to do some research first not just trust me.
Some nice links to check out:

Guldencoin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQz0rIL8TB8

Digibyte:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZeISgFZNXY

legendary
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August 15, 2015, 08:54:23 AM
#23
shizzle


You are a good writer and convincing; I give you that. 
 
I can honestly see it going down like that, as that would be the unthinkable ($100 bitcoin and a collapsed market) only to soar back up again in 2016. 
 
Here's my plan: I'm gonna buy my favorite alt-coin.  Then I'm gonna buy some more.  And if the price goes down, I will buy even more.  And no matter what, I won't sell an asset I believe in just because the price drops. 
 
As a long term trader who doesn't want to play the swings: once your money goes into an economy, it stays there.  If you aren't willing to buy an alt-coin for 3 years, don't buy it at all.

Right; seconded. Unless you're a skilled trader - a really skilled trader, and not someone who imagines he is (sigh) - that's the only way to play the speculative-asset game.

I know I'm turning into somewhat of a bore by coming back to this anecdote, but the largest dollar profit I ever made on a gold-exploration penny stock was a company whose stock went nowhere for more than a year after I first bought it. As I said earlier, I could have gone down to visit their project, quizzed each geologist extensively, and examined every rock sample they pulled out of the ground there - and when I went back after that lengthy "sabbatical," I could have bought more at the same price that prevailed when I first got in.

In actual fact, the company was reclaiming an abandoned mine and was proceeding to re-open it. All of this work was going on while the stock price flatlined. I kept my eye on the work, so I was undeterred by the disappointing performance of the stock. In fact, I did buy more at the same price as the work progressed. That's how I landed a big dollar profit when the stock finally "woke up."

That wake-up happened when the company published a Feasibility Study which showed an Internal Rate of Return of >25%. Since gold was rising, and the regs governing Feasibility Studies "recommended" using the average of gold's price over the previous three years, the punters saw the Internal Rate of Return as conservative: lowbally. So, once it was clear that the company's IRR meant it had a good shot to acquire the capital to see the project through, the stock took off. Smiley

This analogy, I stipulate, has only limited applicability to cryptocurrencies. In the mining-exploration game, there's a guiding star: turn this here exploration project into a paying mine. That's quite specific. In contrast, the end-game for a cryptocurrency is quite vague. "Using it as real money"...by how many people? For what? As a fiat-alias or as part of a real & growing crypto-economy, in which people make a living without touching fiat? "When it enters the mainstream"...to what extent? Apple-level, Linux-level or Windoze-level? Would entering the mainstream of a stable but non-normal niche (like the Darknet or the underground economy in general) be "mainstream" enough?

The reason for this question-salad is to show that aforementioned vagueness relative to mining exploration. The downside to this vagueness is that waiting for your end-game is going to involve a lot of wandering around in the dark without any "objective" guiding star to guide your path.

But the upside is: there's no way to even forecast the eventual value of a cryptocurrency that succeeds! The specificity of exploration's guiding star - a paying mine - actually limits its upside value. The best you can hope for from an exploration stock is for the underlying company to have a paying mine and generate revenues, profits and a dividend from that mine - and, of course, for the stock market to value its stock accordingly. The very specificity of the guiding star means that the exploration company will never be an Apple and it will never be valued as such. But cryptocurrency's very end-game vagueness means that there's no such value-cap.

Consequently, we have absolutely no idea what Bitcoin, NXT, Monero, HZ, etc. will be worth in ten years. We have no idea of what the upside will turn out to be. All we know is that the downside for any cryptocurrency is zero (i.e., worthless.)

From this perspective, it makes a lot of sense to put together a "Ten Year Buy & Forget" portfolio of at least five but no more than ten quality "old-reliable" cryptocurrencies. Buy those 5-10; put the wallet files and/or the passwords (for brainwallet alts) in a safe or safe-deposit box, and forget about them until 2025. Even if all but one fall to zero, there's a very good chance that the one which doesn't will yield a huge enough profit to make the entire "Buy & Forget Portfolio" yield a huge gain.

I wish I had the $$$ to implement this strategy atm...
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August 15, 2015, 07:10:24 AM
#22
I think clamcoin will be a good choice

clam is a scam
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Knowledge could but approximate existence.
August 14, 2015, 11:51:44 PM
#21
GEC could be "spent" ex nihilo (and, thus, ex necessitate rei), so "the next [five] years or more" (xhoneyael) could be irrelevant as long as its "buying power" were non-null.

So we don't want an anti-money (whom can free-for-all coinbase nilly-willy debase faster race into the abyss) shitcoin that is designed to perniciously, self-destruct into a mutual chaos.
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August 14, 2015, 11:03:57 PM
#20
I hope all of you have reviewed my posts in the kLee's PnF thread in the Economics -> Speculation forum.

You will find there people who will verify that I have predicted all of the major moves of the BTC price since the top last 2013. For example, I predicted the $315 top recently for the bounce exactly. And I made that prediction back in May when we were loitering in the low $200s.

You might also view my prescient public prediction for silver back in 2010 predicting the rise from $26 to $48 by March to May 2011 and then a fall to $26:

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article23786.html

I am able to do this by understanding very well both group psychology and more importantly because I understand Martin Armstrong's $1 billion supercomputer model of the history of the world, which for example predicted the closing price of oil at $54 for Dec. 31, 2014, back when oil was $100. I distinctly remember reading his blog back in August 2012 when the DJIA was correcting back below 12,000 and he predicted a steady rise from there to a possible double or triple. He also said that if it topped @ 18,000 in 2015, then that would be the sign that the USA stock markets had phase shifted (from being a public asset such as sovereign bonds) and aligned with private assets (such as gold, collectibles, Bitcoin). The point being that private assets peaked in 2011 (Bitcoin 2013 because it was playing catch up) and they will make their lows as the liquidity crisis accelerates and the final move into the short-end of the yield curve for bonds in Europe this October.

So gold, Bitcoin, and altcoins will be making their lows this coming spring 2016. This is 100% certain.

Expect gold to drop to < $700 ($680), Bitcoin will drop to double-digits again, and altcoins will be demolished fall to perhaps 1/5 their current prices.


So do NOT buy altcoins now. You want to be selling everything and moving to $dollars and wait.

As the Europe crisis accelerates this September - January, cash will be king. Japan will follow for its final leg down on its 26 year crisis culmination.

All over the world, capital is going to be stampeding into the $dollar and then USA stocks as safe haven. By 2017.9, we will see the DJIA double in price.

Private assets such as Bitcoin and gold, will get sold off severely because the shorts will pile on once they smell blood. The bottom will be reached by short covering, not by bulls. The bulls will be exhausted and have lost most of their capital by selling at the lows (which is what always happens to delusional fools who believe in an investing GOD as if BITGOD is something that can disobey the normal laws of investing).

I am telling you this because I want you to reserve some $dollar cash, so that you will be able to buy BTC and any world changing altcoin in Spring 2016 and become incredibly wealthy.

Ignore my warning at your peril!



...Looks like week of Aug 10 will ensue the big sell off in gold (and probably also Bitcoin):




Originally posted on MA's blog 20th July.

http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/35149

Well, here we almost are. Let's see if anything happens.

ain't no one gonna talk about this... that bitcoin's gonna get low in spring 2016...

SERIOUSLY Huh
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August 14, 2015, 10:14:42 PM
#19
shizzle


You are a good writer and convincing; I give you that. 
 
I can honestly see it going down like that, as that would be the unthinkable ($100 bitcoin and a collapsed market) only to soar back up again in 2016. 
 
Here's my plan: I'm gonna buy my favorite alt-coin.  Then I'm gonna buy some more.  And if the price goes down, I will buy even more.  And no matter what, I won't sell an asset I believe in just because the price drops. 
 
As a long term trader who doesn't want to play the swings: once your money goes into an economy, it stays there.  If you aren't willing to buy an alt-coin for 3 years, don't buy it at all.
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