Topic: How many altcoins do you hold? - page 3. (Read 4486 times)
I'm an alt coin collector, and I hold many of them including: CasinoCoin, Bitshares, Ethereum, Expanse, Litecoin, Dogecoin, MaidSafeCoin, Tekcoin, Paycoin, LiteDoge, Diamond, ArtByte, and Magi. The list is pretty long though, but I invest just a little amount into each of them with the hopes of getting profits someday.
I try to hold as much good coins as can! I'm trying to collect as many as i can so that if one of them rises in price I might hit the golden pot!
Why you think Clams will be a good choice? Just wondering because I have not heard much of this coin yet.
I only have Clams and AMS or Amsterdam coins that I bought during an ICO in Yobit. Planning to dispose them (AMS) all and except for Clams that I continue to hold and collect through Clam faucets.
This is a good pick of coins. I agree, I just invest in a few of very promising coins. I don't give any attention to new coins anymore.
I'm holding a couple of bags. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Circ, ETH and a few dash. Not really interested anymore in none of them except Bitcoin to be honest and as soon as I see a opening I will be unloading most of them.
VCOIN, WKC, SPN.. lot of them... 
lot of shitcoin people holding, i would say scratch 99.9% they have no future and will only exist in this forum.
TransferCoin, you can check this good coin 
I just sold a good portion of mine.
Currently holding:
XDN - Digitalnote
XMR - Monero
GRC - Gridcoin
Currently holding:
XDN - Digitalnote
XMR - Monero
GRC - Gridcoin
LTC, CLAM, DASH, PPC, DOGE, REDD, GRC
Thats 7
Next I might add is ETH
Thats 7
Next I might add is ETH
too many.
anyone running really many different wallets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12451920
I try to cover my bases, on anything that might be valuable in the future, so I purchase alt-coins and hold them like I would bitcoin. I usually just look at the total market cap of the coin and whether it offers something new, or has potential.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
Looks to me you rather gamble instead of doing research and going for a couple of really good coins.
Buying a good share of all the most established coins isn't gambling, it's insurance. I do research all the coins I purchase, and if you go into any of the forums for any of those coins I listed above, they all think they're the next big thing.
The cost to own a millionth of most of the alt-coin networks is insanely low. If I want to cover my bases, why wouldn't I spend 20 dollars on a top 10 competitor that gives me the same share as owning 21 bitcoins on the bitcoin blockchain?
Can you list these "couple" good coins that are a sure fire success over the coins I purchased above?
It IS a gamble. 99% of the altcoins are pure junk. They are scams, fraud, pump-dump. Buying more than a few dollars worth of each will only make money for Crypsy.
You should do a proper investigation on Digibyte and Guldencoin.
Thank me later mate.
Also come visit the Netherlands if you are going to spend them.
I hold IvuGeo Coin , dogecoin , cesc , html5
I only have Clams and AMS or Amsterdam coins that I bought during an ICO in Yobit. Planning to dispose them (AMS) all and except for Clams that I continue to hold and collect through Clam faucets.
I try to cover my bases, on anything that might be valuable in the future, so I purchase alt-coins and hold them like I would bitcoin. I usually just look at the total market cap of the coin and whether it offers something new, or has potential.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
Looks to me you rather gamble instead of doing research and going for a couple of really good coins.
Buying a good share of all the most established coins isn't gambling, it's insurance. I do research all the coins I purchase, and if you go into any of the forums for any of those coins I listed above, they all think they're the next big thing.
The cost to own a millionth of most of the alt-coin networks is insanely low. If I want to cover my bases, why wouldn't I spend 20 dollars on a top 10 competitor that gives me the same share as owning 21 bitcoins on the bitcoin blockchain?
Can you list these "couple" good coins that are a sure fire success over the coins I purchased above?
It IS a gamble. 99% of the altcoins are pure junk. They are scams, fraud, pump-dump. Buying more than a few dollars worth of each will only make money for Crypsy.
I try to cover my bases, on anything that might be valuable in the future, so I purchase alt-coins and hold them like I would bitcoin. I usually just look at the total market cap of the coin and whether it offers something new, or has potential.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
I have at least a millionth and sometimes much more of Ripple, Ethereum, Dash, Bitshares, Maidsafe, Next, Peercoin, Monero and Counterparty.
I also have some exposure to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Stellar, but don't see much point to them beyond network effect.
Looks to me you rather gamble instead of doing research and going for a couple of really good coins.
Buying a good share of all the most established coins isn't gambling, it's insurance. I do research all the coins I purchase, and if you go into any of the forums for any of those coins I listed above, they all think they're the next big thing.
The cost to own a millionth of most of the alt-coin networks is insanely low. If I want to cover my bases, why wouldn't I spend 20 dollars on a top 10 competitor that gives me the same share as owning 21 bitcoins on the bitcoin blockchain?
Can you list these "couple" good coins that are a sure fire success over the coins I purchased above?
3
2 of which I should have sold long long ago.
1 of which is pretty much worthless and has always been. I just have it because it was merge mined with bitcoin.
2 of which I should have sold long long ago.
1 of which is pretty much worthless and has always been. I just have it because it was merge mined with bitcoin.
I am just curious about which altcoins you are holding longterm and how many of them?
I will name a few but by no means is this all. Never tell all
BTC, LTC, VRC, BLK, DASH and Bitshares oh and ETH are my main coin I hold longterm but I do hold others just not that many and to be honest cannot even remember lol I will take a look now though.
Almost forgot NXT as that was a recent buy cheap.
I owned some mintcoin , magi ,dogecoin and clams before
But I exchanged all of them to btc because their price is not stable
But I exchanged all of them to btc because their price is not stable
Currently I hold BitCoin and VeriCoin.
VeriCoin is great, they always have new technologies coming out, and they are accepted everywhere BitCoin is accepted using VeriBit.
VeriCoin is great, they always have new technologies coming out, and they are accepted everywhere BitCoin is accepted using VeriBit.
ETH, Monero, Byte, Clam, and a few others.
Also participate in many ICOs. That usually go no where. More of a buy and sell while peaked or on the rise.
Also participate in many ICOs. That usually go no where. More of a buy and sell while peaked or on the rise.
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