Cannot find the whole list of coin. As see at prntscreens of chines it i guess old enought coins... Like Xmr from chines in Twitter...
Will keep looking...
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Topic: Bloomberg Terminal supersizes its crypto coverage: 40 more coins (Read 60 times)
These traditional institutions, I would not rule out seeing soon Crypto 30 (measures the trading volumes of the first 30 currencies in terms of market value) or Crypto 100.
We will not need to know or track most cryptocurrencies, personally I have not invested in more than 6 currencies and I think the crypto community will fail to mention the name of 50 cryptocurrencies.
Let's bet, name 50 cryptocurrencies (coins/tokens) and 10 blockchains (coins) without Google.
Digging into more than 100 altcoins is a waste of time, resources, and cloud space.
We will not need to know or track most cryptocurrencies, personally I have not invested in more than 6 currencies and I think the crypto community will fail to mention the name of 50 cryptocurrencies.
Let's bet, name 50 cryptocurrencies (coins/tokens) and 10 blockchains (coins) without Google.
Digging into more than 100 altcoins is a waste of time, resources, and cloud space.
Guys anybody share the whole list of altcoins?
Bloomberg Terminal has increased its coverage to 50 crypto assets to give its institutional investor client base better data about movements within the market.
Financial and technical information platform Bloomberg has vastly expanded its coverage of crypto markets after a decision to include data on the top 50 crypto assets in the Bloomberg Terminal.
Product manager for cryptocurrencies at Bloomberg Alex Wenham suggested that as “the global institutional investor” community’s interest in digital assets continues to grow, they will need a way to “seamlessly incorporate digital assets into their workflows.”
Bloomberg already had 10 cryptocurrencies in its terminal as of 2018, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and Ripple (XRP). The expansion adds an additional 40 coins to the mix such as Solana (SOL), allowing financial professionals and institutions access real-time financial market data and to place trades.
This is the largest expansion of its crypto data since Bloomberg Terminal began tracking BTC in 2013.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bloomberg-terminal-supersizes-its-crypto-coverage-40-more-coins
Su Zhu show several altcoins but not all...
Bloomberg Terminal has increased its coverage to 50 crypto assets to give its institutional investor client base better data about movements within the market.
Financial and technical information platform Bloomberg has vastly expanded its coverage of crypto markets after a decision to include data on the top 50 crypto assets in the Bloomberg Terminal.
Product manager for cryptocurrencies at Bloomberg Alex Wenham suggested that as “the global institutional investor” community’s interest in digital assets continues to grow, they will need a way to “seamlessly incorporate digital assets into their workflows.”
Bloomberg already had 10 cryptocurrencies in its terminal as of 2018, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and Ripple (XRP). The expansion adds an additional 40 coins to the mix such as Solana (SOL), allowing financial professionals and institutions access real-time financial market data and to place trades.
This is the largest expansion of its crypto data since Bloomberg Terminal began tracking BTC in 2013.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bloomberg-terminal-supersizes-its-crypto-coverage-40-more-coins
Su Zhu show several altcoins but not all...
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