Topic: Best Altcoin to invest in for 2017 and WHY !!! - page 29. (Read 170417 times)
BBR, BITS, C2, CURE, HZ, IOC, MYR, NOBL, NSR, QBK, QORA, QTL, RBY, SDC, UNITY, VOX, XMG have been announced to be delisted form Polo today - not a good day for me as I was heavily invested in a few of those coins, and had more on my watchlist - still making some of the lost BTC back on price fluctuations. Shame that a single exchange can have such an impact on coin prices.
I follow Taas, Waves, Edgeless and Matchpool right now. I pick especially new coins and low market cap values. If I have to pick only one I'd go with Edgeless. They started BlackJack beta and they aim at sports betting too. This environment need a good gambling program and Edgeless offers %0 house edge. A good casino will always make profit. Edgeless have potential and it's very cheap now.
My Altcoins are BURST and MOIN both have huge potential to grow in 2017 and both have started the year off with a bang as the price of both has been going up steadily since the start of the year and have been holding strong at around the current prices. Also both coins have strong community support with no dumping at all, yes they have had some pull backs but no dumps so I highly recommend these 2 coins for 2017.
What do you think about Chronobank [TIME] ?
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What is blue BTC? Bitcoin unlimited? Game could be so large? Maybe you are right, very optimistic and GAME believer.
Thats not my Graphic. I found it on Twitter.
But 3 words to Gamecredits...."must have investment".......its a coin with big potential. I will expect them in the Top 10 after the release of the gamestore and mobilego.
2 Projects to have ur eyes on it. There will be maybe an ICO this year:
STATUS & AKASHA
2020
What is blue BTC? Bitcoin unlimited? Game could be so large? Maybe you are right, very optimistic and GAME believer.
Thats not my Graphic. I found it on Twitter.
But 3 words to Gamecredits...."must have investment".......its a coin with big potential. I will expect them in the Top 10 after the release of the gamestore and mobilego.
2 Projects to have ur eyes on it. There will be maybe an ICO this year:
STATUS & AKASHA
I think the best invest in 2017 the NEM, Carapult will be released.
And the other us the WAWES. New platform with decentralized excgange and easy token creation, smart contract, etc.
Both is very undervalued
And the other us the WAWES. New platform with decentralized excgange and easy token creation, smart contract, etc.
Both is very undervalued
Guys, you gotta do proper research before investing in an altcoin. I'm seeing many people promoting their coins with just qualitative reasons. Check on the development of the coin, check on the community, check on trading volume and of course market cap. You might want to use a website like coingecko for research.
This is true, lately crypto is looking like the dot com bubble, picking the potential winners is a very difficult task, and doing what others say without devoting research can be very costly. 
Iconomi - great idea, good team, they are making progress on making a "fund-like" platform. I see the Iconomi reaching $1 each soon
Ark - many people said it is a good project - why not
Komodo - great coin, slowly on the rise
Darcrus - fairly new, unknown...might explode soon. Nice development on it.
Factom - seems to be slowly rising over the past 6 months, slowly and steadily
Ark - many people said it is a good project - why not
Komodo - great coin, slowly on the rise
Darcrus - fairly new, unknown...might explode soon. Nice development on it.
Factom - seems to be slowly rising over the past 6 months, slowly and steadily
Waves is promising with licenced fiat gateways and Dex, non stop development going on.
I have a few and I also have their light wallet. By the way I see some other tokens which I am not familiar in my wallet. Those are free I assume. But how did I got those?
Waves does look more interesting by the day indeed, more developments coming to fruition.
Those tokens are distributed to people that hold at least 1 WAVES in their light wallet, I think. Some of the tokens already gained quite some value. I think you can find more info about where to trade them etc in the Waves topic.
Among Bitcoin, ETH, DASH i can recomand POSW, EDGELESS, WeTrust, Chronobank. Invest at your own risk! Good luck!
Waves is promising with licenced fiat gateways and Dex, non stop development going on.
I have a few and I also have their light wallet. By the way I see some other tokens which I am not familiar in my wallet. Those are free I assume. But how did I got those?
Waves is promising with licenced fiat gateways and Dex, non stop development going on.
I hold a significant amount of Ark and Edgeless, I think they both have the potential to reach $30-40+ million market caps within a few months.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
Great post mate. What is Ark's ICO price? I was very newbie in crypto that time it was very tempting. In the end I opt not to join the crowdfund as I think I should not be rushing things.
Edgeless due to its very daring and ambitious 0 house edge is revolutionary. Let us see how they performs in few months when their financial reports are done.
Incent ICO price is around 15,000 satoshis but the platform looks very promising with very attainable goals.
Darcrus I traded in Bittrex before but I didn't really expect it to made it past beyond imaginations.
Blocknet and Shift i'll take a note at this two as you seemed to have good analysis on investing.
Thanks.
Thanks, your words are appreciated
I missed the boat with Stratis (invested in Iconomi instead, which I did moderately well in but currently the BCT thread is a mess with unanswered questions, transparency issues, etc.), Monero, and Ethereum. So I'm hoping these projects take off based on what I think are strong fundamentals.I believe the Ark ICO price was between 2000-3000 sats. There were lots of bonuses so I'm not sure what exact price was. But it's safe to say that ICO investors probably have 5-8x ROI. After my post, Ark gained like 100%, so you might want to wait for a price dip if you are planning on buying - although Ark pullbacks don't seem to last very long.
The other coins are kind of sleepers at the moment (they have less marketing and are more specialized instead of trying to be ambitious like Ark). So I expect them to trade sideways for a while or have small growth until they are more publicly known through marketing or getting on the first page of coinmarketcap.
$WBB
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-wild-beast-block-wbb-on-1extrade-no-premine-honest-the-wild-one-952619
End of story.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-wild-beast-block-wbb-on-1extrade-no-premine-honest-the-wild-one-952619
End of story.
Nothings going on there except a circle jerk of bagholders. You cant be serious.
I hold a significant amount of Ark and Edgeless, I think they both have the potential to reach $30-40+ million market caps within a few months.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
Great post mate. What is Ark's ICO price? I was very newbie in crypto that time it was very tempting. In the end I opt not to join the crowdfund as I think I should not be rushing things.
Edgeless due to its very daring and ambitious 0 house edge is revolutionary. Let us see how they performs in few months when their financial reports are done.
Incent ICO price is around 15,000 satoshis but the platform looks very promising with very attainable goals.
Darcrus I traded in Bittrex before but I didn't really expect it to made it past beyond imaginations.
Blocknet and Shift i'll take a note at this two as you seemed to have good analysis on investing.
Thanks.
I hold a significant amount of Ark and Edgeless, I think they both have the potential to reach $30-40+ million market caps within a few months.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
Ark seems to have a really strong team of 30+ and are pretty ambitious: they are creating a whole ecosystem with bridged blockchains (SmartBridge), usability in mind, decentralized storage and databases (IPFS and IPDB), and more. It recently had a big jump so it might be wise to buy once it has stabilized.
Edgeless is about online gambling, which is a quickly growing industry. Plus, online gambling and crypto go well together, due to crypto's better anonymity (depending on coin), availability to anyone with internet, and fast, cheap, secure transactions. Now Edgeless seeks to make that even better by being decentralized on Ethereum and having a 0% edge (0.83% in practice, for blackjack at least). And holding Edgeless tokens is encouraged: they act as lottery tickets in monthly drawings for 40% of the Edgeless profits.
For other, probably riskier choices with bigger upside, you can look into Incent, Blocknet, Shift, and Darcrus. All have $2.5 million market cap or less.
Incent appears to have hit a bottom and has a low market cap of $1.8 million (I think probably just 1.5-2x its ICO price, if I'm not wrong) and are trying to create a decentralized loyalty/rewards system. I have not looked much into it but it is certainly trying to solve a new problem.
Blocknet is focusing on being the internet of blockchains (like Ark's SmartBridge). It was almost killed because of the Poloniex delisting but it still has active development and 2.5+ years of maturity. It recently rose from a nearly-dead $200k market cap to $2.5 million market cap in the last few months.
Shift is a 1.5 year old Ethereum-turned-Lisk fork (possibly first for Lisk?) and are trying to implement decentralized websites through IPFS. They already have an alpha version working on their testnet and regularly integrate new Lisk features. I think Lisk was trying to do IPFS as well at some point, though I'm not sure how far they've gotten. This article mentions they might have it in a few months: http://forklog.net/decentralized-startup-for-decentralized-apps-interview-with-ceo-of-lisk/). However, Shift is appealing because of its low market cap of $2 million, and Javascript/IPFS combo could be nice for web development. If they get the public IPFS out before Lisk, and it works well, it could quickly rise up to $4-5 million cap or more. It is still kind of a sleeper coin because of the small team and little marketing, but I expect it to grow a lot in the near future.
Darcrus is focusing on decentralized databases for businesses. It is less than 6 months old and has a low market cap of $1 million (about 2x ICO price). They have a WAVES token and the Darcrus dApps may also be run on the Stratis platform, which is hugely successful (now ~50x ICO price). I think it's just the work of one developer for now, but they seem fairly competent and have worked on Stratis, Supernet, and NXT projects before.
DASH very competetive value and like bitcoin value was extremely incresing so fast that is why much better to have this coin and hold it for a long time and you will get great profit in the future with this coin.
I think XMR will overtake DASH in the long term - but I never expected DASH to hit its current levels so I could well be wrong in that prediction =D 
DASH very competetive value and like bitcoin value was extremely incresing so fast that is why much better to have this coin and hold it for a long time and you will get great profit in the future with this coin.
BTCR and ZID, if you are interested into some very-early-stage projects.
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