Add one more new players in the cryptocurrency indexes
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Topic: Cryptocurrency indexes (Read 178 times)
are cryptocurrency indexes still highly corrupt?
I only know coinmarketcap, thank you for this impormation will try to look for some indexes that you mention above. Always look for the current situation of the market so you will be updated, and it can help you decide on your trading position.
I myself always checking cryptomarketcap only or coigecko is second. No others. Thank for this information.
Very interesting! I'll have to take a closer look @ those later. It would be very interesting to see how those indexes contrast with coins which official regulated exchanges support--versus the altcoins they choose not to support. I suspect politics and money will skew the results in terms of which coins exchanges support and which are listed by those perhaps less biased websites you linked to.
It is good that people have made their own indexes rather than waiting for a large and established financial firm or regulatory body to do it. That's one good method of ensuring a more independent slant to things, which makes it more difficult for political agendas to define things.
That said, without looking at any of those links, I would be interested to know what classification or categorization system is in place? Forks versus altcoins? Limited supply versus unlimited supply of coins? There are a lot of different criteria and it will be interesting to see which criteria are adopted and supported over time.
It is good that people have made their own indexes rather than waiting for a large and established financial firm or regulatory body to do it. That's one good method of ensuring a more independent slant to things, which makes it more difficult for political agendas to define things.
That said, without looking at any of those links, I would be interested to know what classification or categorization system is in place? Forks versus altcoins? Limited supply versus unlimited supply of coins? There are a lot of different criteria and it will be interesting to see which criteria are adopted and supported over time.
This is very helpfull, there a lot of site that i dont know before, since i only use coinmarketcap.
Maybe you have recomendation for what site better to use from all of thos list ?
Thank you for the info
Maybe you have recomendation for what site better to use from all of thos list ?
Thank you for the info
thank u for providing all the information coinmarketcap most of the crypto users will follow
Thank you man, but cryptocompare beats all alternatives, so they don't needed.
would love if someone tells me additional indexes i dont know yet about
i have a list on my website with cryptocurrency indexes to keep overview https://www.cryptoproductivity.com/research
List of CryptoCurrency Indexes:
1. https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. https://www.worldcoinindex.com/
3. https://athcoinindex.com/
4. https://onchainfx.com/
5. https://bitinfocharts.com/
6. https://www.cryptocompare.com/
7. https://coincheckup.com/
8. https://coincodex.com/
9. https://www.coingecko.com/en
10. https://coincap.io/
11. https://coinlib.io/
POS Only Indexes:
https://www.stakingrewards.com/
heard there are indexes comming out that filter things, or simply dont even list bitcoin
is that the case already?
regards
List of CryptoCurrency Indexes:
1. https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. https://www.worldcoinindex.com/
3. https://athcoinindex.com/
4. https://onchainfx.com/
5. https://bitinfocharts.com/
6. https://www.cryptocompare.com/
7. https://coincheckup.com/
8. https://coincodex.com/
9. https://www.coingecko.com/en
10. https://coincap.io/
11. https://coinlib.io/
POS Only Indexes:
https://www.stakingrewards.com/
heard there are indexes comming out that filter things, or simply dont even list bitcoin
is that the case already?
regards
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