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January 21, 2018, 07:02:08 AM
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Hi all - I've got quite an Eth heavy portfolio, and holdings in a lot of the main 'currency' coins. I'm becoming increasingly interested in expanding out into more smart contract capable cryptos, and I was just wondering whether anyone had any advice on which make the most sense as LONG TERM holdings. I don't mind about buying in at the best price possible, if it's something worth holding onto long term.

Currently I have ethereum, cardano and stratis - would other good bets be stellar, neo and quantum? Or am I missing something?
You are missing some projects that tried to build their own smartcontract, EOS and waves. But i was feeling doubt about waves. But there will be another platform tries to build smartcontract too. ripple will try to build its own smartcontract in the future. It may help you a lot i guess. Neo should be a very good choice rather than stellar or even quantum.
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January 21, 2018, 05:45:06 AM
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Waves don't have smart contracts yet, but it's on their 2018 roadmap (scheduled for Q1) and it will have them soon.

Your other alts are all good choices (specially ETH, stratis and stellar), specially if bought at bottom prices. Smiley
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January 21, 2018, 05:37:35 AM
#1
Hi all - I've got quite an Eth heavy portfolio, and holdings in a lot of the main 'currency' coins. I'm becoming increasingly interested in expanding out into more smart contract capable cryptos, and I was just wondering whether anyone had any advice on which make the most sense as LONG TERM holdings. I don't mind about buying in at the best price possible, if it's something worth holding onto long term.

Currently I have ethereum, cardano and stratis - would other good bets be stellar, neo and quantum? Or am I missing something?
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