Topic: IOTA - Hedging against the Bitcoin Price Drop (Read 197 times)
They have different technique, so they have more potential. IOTA is a very good currency and is suitable for long holding.
IOTA is the only altcoin I actually recommend to friends and family.
When I hear 'friends and family' then I go away, IYKWIM
Of course I bear in mind some of scam ICOs promoted with help of that phrase. I like IOTA and its tech, what is more I hodl IOTA but don't involve your family haha : )
For sure IOTA is an interesting project and its value will raise in 2018
Unfortunately all coins are still tied to Bitcoin price, so if Bitcoin will fall, other coins will fall as well as seen in the recent drop
Hopefully with the market becoming more mature coins like ETH or IOTA can become more indipendent
Unfortunately all coins are still tied to Bitcoin price, so if Bitcoin will fall, other coins will fall as well as seen in the recent drop
Hopefully with the market becoming more mature coins like ETH or IOTA can become more indipendent
IOTA is the only altcoin I actually recommend to friends and family. Sure you can invest in the others too, but IOTA is the only one I feel has real technology and future potential. I'm a Bitcoin and IOTA kinda guy 
Nice summary! I believe when IOTA completely gets rid of the coordinator in 2018(hopefully) it won't be affected by bitcoin price movement at all anymore and move on its own.
IOTA offers something different than blockchain - tangle. I have also noticed that they are parnering with some big companies such as Microsoft.... indeed it is a nice coin to have into consideration.
IOTA is one of the few cryptocurrency that has been able to strengthen against Bitcoin in recent weeks and can be used as hedging against decline the price of Bitcoin. The volume and price of IOTA is growing due to the announcement that IOTA have been listed on Coinone exchange. The more people that begin to trade with IOTA, the better for IOTA.
Let's take a closer look at the use of IOTA in the Internet of Things.
Linking blockchain with IoT is complicated due to the technological limitations. There are two main issues to look at.
Firstly, scalability. There are regularly more than 100,000 unconfirmed transactions on the Bitcoin Network which will be hard to sustain in the future. Nowadays, users have to pay high fees but this still doesn't mean that their transaction will take place.
Secondly, transaction fees. Bitcoin’s mean transaction fees have already risen above $7.
IOTA have addressed how it is possible to solve these issues.
Read the full article: https://coinidol.com/iota-hedging-against-the-bitcoin-price-drop/
Let's take a closer look at the use of IOTA in the Internet of Things.
Linking blockchain with IoT is complicated due to the technological limitations. There are two main issues to look at.
Firstly, scalability. There are regularly more than 100,000 unconfirmed transactions on the Bitcoin Network which will be hard to sustain in the future. Nowadays, users have to pay high fees but this still doesn't mean that their transaction will take place.
Secondly, transaction fees. Bitcoin’s mean transaction fees have already risen above $7.
IOTA have addressed how it is possible to solve these issues.
Read the full article: https://coinidol.com/iota-hedging-against-the-bitcoin-price-drop/
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