Topic: is It the best moment to invest in Tenx, Monaco and Bancor? (Read 1530 times)

Yep! Monaco is among the best coins. But I don’t think so it is going to touch this value when bitcoin is there in the crypto land. Bitcoins have more supporters than any other coins. The value of a particular coin increases on the basis of fan power. Even those who are investing or thinking of going for Monaco, I will recommend them to go for bitcoins.

Good coins, I think Monaco will soon reach 55k of satoshi

Julian the ceo of TenX said at the last Live Q & A that he was approached by Bloomberg news to do a interview on Aug 1, so if that does happen you can bet there will be alot of new interest in TenX.

Why is nobody talking about TokenCard ? Isn't it in line with TenX / Bancor / Monaco too ?

I second your thought. Monaco is a good choice for investment. You can easily buy it at the moment due to low rate of it. I see some potential in this coin.  But even the best investment is still bitcoin. Monaco or any other coin is nothing in front of bitcoins. I will recommend investing in bitcoins as much as possible before Segwit.

I think the first choice is monaco, this is probably the right time to buy monaco because the price is so cheap compared to ICO. I'm sure the next 2 years development of monaco will be very good.

Are you not doing a reaserch before try to invest in them? Have you known about the ico price of both of the assets? Looks the price of tenx and monaco still under the ico price. The first august will become the bitcoin's day. It doesn't give a lot of impact for another coin. The bancor will be released the TGE in at the end of this year or end Q3.

both tenx and monaco, are first coins whit really phisycal produt(do the math)

I've already bought 5000 MCO and thinking to buy 5000 PAY today... I don't know if it is a good price for Tenx, it seems high now.. I see people are already buying waiting the release of first August..

Where can I order the Tenx card? I can't order it from them website :\

Bancor seems so far to release the bancor network... I think price needs to drop a lot more.

Yes i bought 6 BTC of BAT 2 days ago at 4500 Sat.

i will choose bancor too but the other coins i will choose bat and rise because i think this two coins it seems have a good coins for me, i think i will invest for a long time and i won't sell it if there is no increasing of the price. i only have few amount of bancor but i will waiting for the down price more so i can buy back again.

Between those 3, Bancor is the best investment.

I Bought 4 BTC Yesterday at 80.000 Sat.

I was going to buy into Monaco.

But TenX appeared before the concluded their ICO.

And I opted for TenX. I preferred the business model, and the team. And the fact that they have already trial run a live card in Singapore. And I can order a card today. And plan too. Soon. I also feel they got the bigger and more positive exposure.

But some of the features Monaco offered were good. It looked like a decent project to me. Just timing from TenX took me off it. I was aware of the mudslinging with them and Tokencard in the past. Hadn't quite made up my mind on that. Notice that Tokencard barely gets a mention in most threads about crypto payment cards? Weird considering they were first to market. Can't say I know their payback terms at all ...

But I could see TenX and Monaco potentially surviving. Tokencard as well? I can't give an honest reason why, but if one is gonna die off, it feel like that one?

And I'm forgetting the first gen super-basic ones. Friend has had one for a month or two. It works. But limited capacity. Conversion rates and times from BTC to fiat are not great. Fees are a bit high. Not convinced the company (in the Caymen Isles?) will stick around forever. It works. But it's pretty crap. Easy for a quick crypto to fiat grab when required though. And he pretty much lives of crypto so it's almost essential for him. He'll definitely be going for one of these gen.2 ones. Probably Monaco as he backed it! (Quite heavily - he tried for a black card and just missed out. Doh!)

This is pretty baseless opinion lol, but would only consider TenX out of these ones. Mostly because I don't like Monaco name plus there was some scam accusations i think (?) and to be honest I don't really get what Bancor is doing or why they raised so much money.

Maybe instead sign up for DeepOnion and make some posts to get free coins.

Doesnt make much sense. But in term like "visa" "mastercard"  monaco sounds better than tenx and bancor.

I would place my bet on monaco, growing potential.

Maybe.

There is room in the fiat world for a few big players.

VISA. Mastercard. AMEX. I assume there are others I'm not aware of. More localised ones?

So it just depends how big you believe crypto as a "spendable" asset is going to be. If you think it's a multi billion dollar market, then yeah, it's a sound investment in that case. In the fiat world, it's a multi trillion dollar market. Ten billion - a reasonable short-mid term goal for a company like TenX (and the others) is a drop in the ocean. If it gets big enough, it could potentially support more than one. Depending on their payback terms - I only know TenX.

Which is why I have belief in it.

I'd use it. I already installed the app. I like it's look. Clean and easy on the eye. But obviously a work in progress. Slick looking progress. Plan to order my card soon.

Tenx makes more sense to invest in . Bancor is not going to buy it soon I think. But in the long run is a good project .

I didn't really believe in Bancor.
For tenx and monaco, you must choose one. I bet that the first company which launch the credit card will raise in the short terme. After, we must see if there will not be some problem with the credit card, the orders etc.
For me it's Tenx, just because I find the team dynamic  
and because about monaco, the past experience of the ico confuse me a little.
If you don’t take risk buy both 

Why?

In the case of TenX, the token price has zero impact on the payout returns. Payout is determined solely through the turnover (in Fiat value) through their entire card system.

How much anyone is willing to pay for a PAY token should be driven by how much income that person thinks it will generate them in future. It's continuous income remember. Not a one off. In future years you should be able to see their turnover in their accounts. After several years you should be able to gauge growth patterns. All this should make PAY one of easier tokens to work out if you're paying a good price for.

And, frankly, if you're not making those sort of risk calculations when you buy them, then you're buying stupid.

If most projects continue to do this, there may not be investors who will invest their money, investors always lose and traders always profit, this is very unfair