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Quote from: Romano40 on November 09, 2017, 12:53:58 PM

Alright, what’s the best fork of Monero out there. I know that Aeon has a good developer. Sumokoin just went through a rebrand and it looks like the devs are working hard. Does anyone know the key differences between the two? Also, are there any other forks of Monero besides these two?

I don't know, both seem like it's not going to attract a lot of attention at least for now since they have so low of a market cap. I personally would rather save my money for investing into monero for the long term instead of investing in any forks of monero.

Feel like AEON has probably the best chance of succeeding though.

Sumokoin is just such a bad name, honestly. And i'm not sure what it has as an advantage over XMR.

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take a look on graft.network
a universal payment processing protocol, they do have some monero dev joined their team.

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Quote from: minersday on November 09, 2017, 01:27:36 PM

What the fuck? I knew that Aeon was a coin that was already listed, but i have never know that this was a result of a fork of monero, oh my god, i never knew this, i am so surpirsed right now.
I mean, i didn't know that altcoins could have forks too, this is very interesting but it is very confusing at the same time. If i am not wrong, litecoin had some kind of forks on the past, but only on it's code, but i have never expected this from monero since it does not have a public code.

I think he mention other altcoin which have the same name to Aeon. Wink

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I have a feeling that AEON will be pumped by xmr gains..
it wont get too high, but it can go higher

yokosan

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both the fork and pumped the coin for the first time. I think the future will be very good. I promise you will make a lot in the first half of 2018. Cool

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I´ve being looking at both before.

Aeon is an old coin, it has been around for years and maybe i´m wrong but i´ve read somewhere it´s kind of a zombie coin (not active on development).
It´s in bittrex. Market cap is 45.000.000$. I noticed it has not much support in mining community.

Sumo is a young coin, it´s around just for a few months. Is active on development and team has a roadmap to complete + funds to achieve it (locked premine that will be accesible in future).
It´s in Cryptopia. Market cap is very low around 2.000.000$ (after late pump, used to be less!). It has quite a lot of support in mining community with more than 30 active pools and a stand-alone easy miner that everybody can use.

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Sumokoin is definitely a winner
-dedicated dev team
-solid true privacy coin which is basically improved Monero
-currently bellow $1
-low market cap with plenty of space to grow
-excellent easy to use wallet for Win/Mac
-mobile iOS/android wallet coming out soon
-more exchanges coming soon (the coin has been approved by all major exchanges bittrex/binance etc)
-has a chance to outperform Monero
-definitely 10x growth in the next few months
Don't miss this rear opportunity

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sumokoin will be better I think. I don't know, but each of these kinds of projects saves time. high limit can be used in the process will be held confidential. Cool

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Aeon is an incredible coin, it made more than 30% today, i have some of them, but not too many.

Anyway, i really think that it can keep going up, i have $100 worth of AEON and i really think that it will probably be hitting more than $10 or $20 by next year.

But i dont know why Monero needed a fork, it is insane, i thought that forks were just for all those coins who needed to fix some things on their code's. It seems that i am wrong, but aeon is still a good coin, it has a good team behind too.

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Quote from: Germining on November 26, 2017, 12:39:51 PM

I am a big fan of Sumokoin. They are about to release a subaddresses GUI in December and have an awesome roadmap.

They just testet 1$ and are on 80 to 90 cents today with a 100k volume on cryptopia.

Sumo will gain at least 10$ in 2018 I think!

Yes, i agree.

Sumokoin is really cool

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I am a big fan of Sumokoin. They are about to release a subaddresses GUI in December and have an awesome roadmap.

They just testet 1$ and are on 80 to 90 cents today with a 100k volume on cryptopia.

Sumo will gain at least 10$ in 2018 I think!

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also Moreno he will be a fork? $ 200 can we see the price? fork when bitcoin is rising. In the same way at ETH. we are seeing positive developments. XMR short term investment can be done.?

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Code:
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Facts are more efficient than fud

Do either of them do anything differently from monero in a meaningful way?

I 've followed aeon in the past, but have no experience with sumocoin. Aeon was initially branded as a lightweight version of monero when smooth took over, but not sure if that has continued or has differentiated aeon enough to make an interesting argument for its use.

Stopped following aeon a few months back, so it may have changed a lot in that timeframe.

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zopYs2AYwQo

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https://sludgefeed.com/monero-fork-sumokoin-sumo-re-branded/amp/

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Just going by the very low market cap of Sumokoin, I got invested in it. Easy to do a 10x on that.
With more and more coins with similar features, hard to know the best ones for sure so safer to
diversify.

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Quote from: Romano40 on November 09, 2017, 12:53:58 PM

Alright, what’s the best fork of Monero out there. I know that Aeon has a good developer. Sumokoin just went through a rebrand and it looks like the devs are working hard. Does anyone know the key differences between the two? Also, are there any other forks of Monero besides these two?

Clone is not a fork. Fork is when new clone takes all history of original. Most clones take just protocol of original, modify it a bit and and start with a genesis block.

AEON development is a bit stagnant lately. Not sure what rebrand SUMOKOIN made or why is quite new coin, can you tell more? They promised many things, but ofcourse forked Monero way latter then AEON so have way less worth to do. Problem with SUMOCOIN is 10% premine and fact that emission will increase in upcoming years. Basiclly only few % is mined so far so price will decrease a lot in upcoming years.

There are more Monero clones. Bipcoin and two more Monero light. Try to find link yourself and $40 millions ICO Electroneum. They have lots of money hire developers, question is if they are capable to lead them at all. Also since they are a company not sure how they will be able to handle opensource Monero code. You cant take opensource code and then modify and keep it secret.

Quote from: minersday on November 09, 2017, 01:27:36 PM

What the fuck? I knew that Aeon was a coin that was already listed, but i have never know that this was a result of a fork of monero, oh my god, i never knew this, i am so surpirsed right now.
I mean, i didn't know that altcoins could have forks too, this is very interesting but it is very confusing at the same time. If i am not wrong, litecoin had some kind of forks on the past, but only on it's code, but i have never expected this from monero since it does not have a public code.

LOL Litecoin is a Bitcoin clone. So as few 100 others.

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What the fuck? I knew that Aeon was a coin that was already listed, but i have never know that this was a result of a fork of monero, oh my god, i never knew this, i am so surpirsed right now.
I mean, i didn't know that altcoins could have forks too, this is very interesting but it is very confusing at the same time. If i am not wrong, litecoin had some kind of forks on the past, but only on it's code, but i have never expected this from monero since it does not have a public code.

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HAIL THE KING!

I am invested in both coins, but more of my BTC are in AEON, because AEON allows one (and only one) zero mix transaction per block.

My target for AEON is 15$ or more.

SUMO is a nice low cap gamble.

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