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member
Activity: 122
Merit: 10
July 27, 2017, 03:05:01 PM
#28
bitbay
blocknet
ltc
cloak
cbx

add some of those and thank me in a year.

what do you think of XC?

Depends on if Dan is serious about bringing it back. If he is then it's another that will be well worth holding. If he isn't I'll just hold my bag of xc for collectors in the distant future. Their team lacks communication on this board compared to full on devs like david zimbeck who is on top of every aspect 24/7 .. that's not to say they are not working away in the background. It just does not instill so much confidence unless you're on every slack for every project you're interested in. A lot of devs underestimate this boards power to attract new members and build a strong community.

All of those I mentioned are gambles some more than others. I think they are good gambles though. Everyone needs to research and make up their own minds. Of course as with all of them you are relying on the devs to finish what they start.

I like under 10M caps usually but some of those i mentioned are still very good value and have x10 or x50 or more if they get it right and make it happen in time.

Thanks!

Blocknet already making big progress with new wallet coming up over the weekend (not sure this is a good timing or not).

I do see some mentions of XC in blocknet slack group. Dan also mentioned the new XC wallet will drop in August. Who knows, with the success launch of blocknet (not yet), people may start paying more attention to XC that shares same dev team with blocknet. One more thing is that XC being one of the first coins traded on blocknet, this may attract some eyeballs also.


full member
Activity: 378
Merit: 101
July 27, 2017, 10:02:35 AM
#27
Hi, I have been lurking for a while finally decided to start investing

my portfolio consists of

50% Viacoin
30% antshares
15% waves
5% Gamecredits

I have made slight profit but I am a newbie in investing should I reduce my stakes in viacoin and invest in something else?


Is there perhaps any reason you chose those coins. Personally I think no cryptocurrency portfolio should be without Bitcoin. I suggest atleast 30%. If you are looking for cheap coins, I would add Golem and NEM on that portfolio as well. Depending on whether you are investing for short term or long term but if its long term, I would IOTA as well.
legendary
Activity: 2100
Merit: 1167
MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG
July 27, 2017, 09:55:00 AM
#26
bitbay
blocknet
ltc
cloak
cbx

add some of those and thank me in a year.

what do you think of XC?

Depends on if Dan is serious about bringing it back. If he is then it's another that will be well worth holding. If he isn't I'll just hold my bag of xc for collectors in the distant future. Their team lacks communication on this board compared to full on devs like david zimbeck who is on top of every aspect 24/7 .. that's not to say they are not working away in the background. It just does not instill so much confidence unless you're on every slack for every project you're interested in. A lot of devs underestimate this boards power to attract new members and build a strong community.

All of those I mentioned are gambles some more than others. I think they are good gambles though. Everyone needs to research and make up their own minds. Of course as with all of them you are relying on the devs to finish what they start.

I like under 10M caps usually but some of those i mentioned are still very good value and have x10 or x50 or more if they get it right and make it happen in time.
sr. member
Activity: 857
Merit: 262
July 27, 2017, 09:49:39 AM
#25
Any sound portfolio should at least have 50% on BTC and ETH.

What this guy said^^^

In addition from the perspective of the "POW mining economics" investing into tokens using same POW algorithms could be potentially interesting.
sr. member
Activity: 980
Merit: 255
July 25, 2017, 01:18:36 AM
#24
Hi, I have been lurking for a while finally decided to start investing

my portfolio consists of

50% Viacoin
30% antshares
15% waves
5% Gamecredits

I have made slight profit but I am a newbie in investing should I reduce my stakes in viacoin and invest in something else?

I will suggest to you that you add some bitcoin to your portfolio, if for some reason you want to avoid bitcoin because you want a portfolio of alts then you will need ETH or Ripple, in any case your stake in Viacoin is simply too high so that needs to be reduced substantially because at this time your entire portfolio depends on Viacoin doing fine in the markets.
sr. member
Activity: 1666
Merit: 267
Earn bitcoins every hour, link below at signature.
July 24, 2017, 11:28:19 PM
#23
You may want to invest in dentcoin, dent project is having its last week of the ICO. Dent will disrupt mobile data industry, users can trade unused mobile data. check dentcoin dot com
newbie
Activity: 32
Merit: 0
July 24, 2017, 08:37:00 PM
#22
Blocknet had a big announcement today and another huge one for the end of the month, so id be looking into that closely.

LBRY Credits has a big announcement  coming before the end of the month, it has a working product taking aim at Youtube.

Even if just for short term it will be hard to lose on those 2.
member
Activity: 122
Merit: 10
July 24, 2017, 08:32:12 PM
#21
bitbay
blocknet
ltc
cloak
cbx

add some of those and thank me in a year.

what do you think of XC?
sr. member
Activity: 602
Merit: 250
July 24, 2017, 02:58:39 PM
#20
Any sound portfolio should at least have 50% on BTC and ETH.

What this guy said^^^

Maybe you forgot that you bought your altcoins with BTC or ETH...
sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 251
July 24, 2017, 01:42:44 PM
#19
Any sound portfolio should at least have 50% on BTC and ETH.

What this guy said^^^
full member
Activity: 194
Merit: 100
July 24, 2017, 01:41:19 PM
#18
If you want good rising coins with strong future, you can add waves and stratis to your portfolio, as both have strong future.
If I were to ask I would follow your advice dude since I also see bright future with waves and stratis together with some eth tokens (ICO) but as of now since I dont have a huge fund I am trading those coins from time to time. Buying them on redbath and sell once price pump.
full member
Activity: 872
Merit: 120
July 24, 2017, 11:01:01 AM
#17
No BTC, LTC, XMR, SIA?

Your list have serious issues.
legendary
Activity: 2100
Merit: 1167
MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG
July 24, 2017, 09:56:23 AM
#16
bitbay
blocknet
ltc
cloak
cbx

add some of those and thank me in a year.
sr. member
Activity: 980
Merit: 250
July 24, 2017, 09:42:04 AM
#15
If you want good rising coins with strong future, you can add waves and stratis to your portfolio, as both have strong future.
sr. member
Activity: 602
Merit: 250
July 24, 2017, 07:55:47 AM
#14
Any sound portfolio should at least have 50% on BTC and ETH.

For the rest, you may take positions on LTC, MONA and Vertcoin.
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
July 24, 2017, 07:45:51 AM
#13
I am holding VIAcoin short term because it has a good road map for the year, waves and antshare are my long term hold >2 years. Game credits I am holding midterm
klf
legendary
Activity: 1344
Merit: 1000
July 24, 2017, 07:03:30 AM
#12
Hi, I have been lurking for a while finally decided to start investing

my portfolio consists of

50% Viacoin
30% antshares
15% waves
5% Gamecredits

I have made slight profit but I am a newbie in investing should I reduce my stakes in viacoin and invest in something else?

I guess you should get your viacoin stash down to 5% and invest it into other altcoins that have potential right now. You can also use 40% of your stash that you will get to add more on waves, I think it got more potential to grow than viacoin. You can use the remaining 5% left of your stash that you will get by selling some viacoin stash into investing on other promising coins such as stratis, ethereum and many others.

Yes, waves look very promising for the longer term perspective. You also can lease these waves to earn some minor rewards every week. Also, there will be some airdrop now and then so if you keep these coins in your wallets you will make some profit over the time. I also invested in NEM, STRAT, IOTA, Ripple, ETH, LTC and BURST for long term profits.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
July 24, 2017, 06:46:25 AM
#11
You may want to invest a percentage of your portfolio in a cryptocurrency resistant to quantum computing.

User BlockHedge in the Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) announcement thread put it best:

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Whether other crypto projects are overvalued or not is irrelevant to how I view QRL.  Let's say for example I own $10,000 worth of stocks.  I may very well take a $1,000 (10%) position in gold to offset my market risk.  It doesn't matter if the current PE ratio is 5 or 25, my gold hedge will react the same - with a negative correlation to the stock market assuming a black swan event.  This is how I view QRL - as both a hedge and as insurance.

So, therefore If I own $10,000 of crypto, and I want to diversify and protect against risk, what do I do?  I can't control government regulations or whales manipulating markets.  Those risks will always exist.  But the ultimate risk is quantum computing hacking (and thereby undermining the confidence of) the entire crypto space.  Once confidence is lost, it can take years or longer to be regained (assuming other cryptos adapt and become quantum resistant).  So if/when quantum hacking becomes an imminent risk, and hacks begin, and funds are lost, QRL will act with a negative correlation to all the other non-QP crypto.  So my crypto $10,000 might turn into $1,000 in a week, but my 10% QRL hedge position might go from $1,000 to $9,000 thereby netting me zero, but allowing me not to lose my shorts in the overall quantum hacking panic.  QRL is the hedge that any serious crypto believer ought to take seriously.  I believe investors are both smart and have a desire to protect their crypto investments to the greatest extent possible within their control.  And if others learn about QRL, and learn about the real quantum threats that currently exist and that are on the horizon, why would they not take a position in it?  What is the downside?  Being the first Quantum secure and most secure crypto is worthy of a top 30 coin (or better) from my foxhole.

I see quantum computing as a bigger threat to crypto than people think, and when it happens almost all crypto currencies are at risk. So it might be a good idea to put a percentage in a project like QRL, as a hedge against post quantum age.
QRL is imo a great Investment idea! It will probably not give you the x100 within the next week but I think it promises a good and steady rise over time, until it gets really big one day  Cheesy
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 544
July 24, 2017, 04:25:59 AM
#10
Hi, I have been lurking for a while finally decided to start investing

my portfolio consists of

50% Viacoin
30% antshares
15% waves
5% Gamecredits

I have made slight profit but I am a newbie in investing should I reduce my stakes in viacoin and invest in something else?

I guess you should get your viacoin stash down to 5% and invest it into other altcoins that have potential right now. You can also use 40% of your stash that you will get to add more on waves, I think it got more potential to grow than viacoin. You can use the remaining 5% left of your stash that you will get by selling some viacoin stash into investing on other promising coins such as stratis, ethereum and many others.
newbie
Activity: 10
Merit: 0
July 24, 2017, 01:24:48 AM
#9
You may want to invest a percentage of your portfolio in a cryptocurrency resistant to quantum computing.

User BlockHedge in the Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) announcement thread put it best:

Quote
Whether other crypto projects are overvalued or not is irrelevant to how I view QRL.  Let's say for example I own $10,000 worth of stocks.  I may very well take a $1,000 (10%) position in gold to offset my market risk.  It doesn't matter if the current PE ratio is 5 or 25, my gold hedge will react the same - with a negative correlation to the stock market assuming a black swan event.  This is how I view QRL - as both a hedge and as insurance.

So, therefore If I own $10,000 of crypto, and I want to diversify and protect against risk, what do I do?  I can't control government regulations or whales manipulating markets.  Those risks will always exist.  But the ultimate risk is quantum computing hacking (and thereby undermining the confidence of) the entire crypto space.  Once confidence is lost, it can take years or longer to be regained (assuming other cryptos adapt and become quantum resistant).  So if/when quantum hacking becomes an imminent risk, and hacks begin, and funds are lost, QRL will act with a negative correlation to all the other non-QP crypto.  So my crypto $10,000 might turn into $1,000 in a week, but my 10% QRL hedge position might go from $1,000 to $9,000 thereby netting me zero, but allowing me not to lose my shorts in the overall quantum hacking panic.  QRL is the hedge that any serious crypto believer ought to take seriously.  I believe investors are both smart and have a desire to protect their crypto investments to the greatest extent possible within their control.  And if others learn about QRL, and learn about the real quantum threats that currently exist and that are on the horizon, why would they not take a position in it?  What is the downside?  Being the first Quantum secure and most secure crypto is worthy of a top 30 coin (or better) from my foxhole.

I see quantum computing as a bigger threat to crypto than people think, and when it happens almost all crypto currencies are at risk. So it might be a good idea to put a percentage in a project like QRL, as a hedge against post quantum age.
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