Topic: [MAINSTREAM] Top 10 Smartphone Wallets Regarding Network Effect - Results - page 2. (Read 2554 times)

What do you guys prefer for cryptocurrencies? Android or ios. I personally like Android more.

So these are pretty much the top 10.

And the results are pretty sad, seems only Dogecoin and GetGems are doing well and are clearly more aimed towards mainstream participation. The latter has been out this year and already beating Litecoin in adoption. Litecoins Android wallet hasnt been updated for a year.

Which clearly shows Litecoin is much more oriented towards the tech savy and traders, same goes for Dash, Peercoin, Namecoin, Monero, NXT, their apps score pretty bad regarding installs.

So from the 678 cryptos on coinmarketcap only 0.3 % are doing decent in reaching mainstream. I think its because its much harder to reach mainstream then reaching tech savy/traders and many cryptos just put out the announcement and get it listed on the exchange, thats it, but there is no actual business model, funds, ambition, interesting features to reach mainstream.

Thanks updated list, we start to get a clear picture which cryptos are more successful in mainstream area. If there are others, post in comments.

doge android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.langerhans.wallet ios https://itunes.apple.com/app/doughwallet/id951731776 http://dogecoin.com/

litecoin android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.wallet_ltc https://litecoin.com/

getgems android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.getgemsmessenger.app ios https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/telegram-bitcoin-getgems-messenger/id942306232?mt=8 http://getgems.org/

dash android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hashengineering.darkcoin.wallet https://www.dash.org/

peercoin android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matthewmitchell.peercoin_android_wallet https://www.peercoin.net/

monero android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ionicframework.monerowallet116498 https://getmonero.org/home

namecoin android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hashengineering.namecoin.wallet https://namecoin.info/

This app is coming soon for android and iOS

Gulden wallet andriod https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gulden.androidwallet.nlg
Gulden wallet iOS https://github.com/Gulden/Gulden-for-iOS



Yes i now the wallet is not on the iOS app store we come back, apple have delete the app

No Bitcoin apps, only alts comparison.

I personally use the blockchain + the coinbase apps. Both are great.

No it isn't, im open to any coin and will list them. What's your pick? or does your coin(s) not have an app?

Your attitude is more negative than your trust rating....

sound like a collaborated shill accounts looking to pump a no name shit coin.

Thanks, will update OP.

DigiCube has a terrific, fully functional Android wallet. Complete with coin control, input viewer, debug window, and staking








The StakeStick is also run on Android and brings the internet, streaming video, full wallets, and staking to your HDTV: http://www.freestaking.com/stakestick

Now lets get into mainstream territory and see how alts are actually doing when it comes to that. So what better place than checking the app stores to get an idea, because thats where the public is active. I ranked them by amount of installs and iOS availability.

1. Dogecoin (DOGE)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q4 2013 | Updated: Dec 9, 2015 | Installs: 100.000-500.000 | Rating: 4.2 | Amount of rates: 3.118 times | iOS: Yes | Launched: Q1 2015 | Updated: Oct 23, 2015 | http://dogecoin.com/

2. GetGems (GEMZ)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q1 2015 | Updated: Dec 9, 2015 | Installs: 10.000-50.000 | Rating: 4.6 | Amount of rates: 1.147 times | iOS: Yes | Launched: Q1 2015 | Updated: Nov 7, 2015 | http://getgems.org/

3. Litecoin (LTC)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q4 2013 | Updated: Dec 23, 2014 | Installs: 10.000-50.000 | Rating: 4.1 | Amount of rates: 964 times | iOS: No | https://litecoin.com/

4. Dash (DASH)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q2 2014 | Updated: Dec 12, 2015 | Installs: 5.000-10.000 | Rating: 4.3 | Amount of rates: 122 times | iOS: No | https://www.dash.org/

5. Counterparty (XCP)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q2 2013 | Updated: Dec 7, 2015 | Installs: 500-1.000 | Rating: 4.2 | Amount of rates: 19 times | iOS: Yes | Launched: Q2 2015 | Updated: Dec 9, 2015 | http://counterparty.io/

6. Peercoin (PPC)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q3 2014 | Updated: Oct 11, 2015 | Installs: 1.000-5.000 | Rating: 4.2 | Amount of rates: 44 times | iOS: No | https://www.peercoin.net/

7. Namecoin (NMC)
Android: Yes | Launched: 2012/2013 | Updated: Jan 8, 2015 | Installs: 500-1.000 | Rating: 3.5 | Amount of rates: 24 times | iOS: No | https://namecoin.info/

8. Monero (XMR)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q2 2015 | Updated: Jul 5, 2015 | Installs: 100-500 | Rating: 4.0 | Amount of rates: 8 times | iOS: No | https://getmonero.org/home

9. Gulden (NLG)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q3 2015 | Updated: Nov 4, 2015 | Installs: 50-100 | Rating: 5.0 | Amount of rates: 5 times | iOS: No | https://gulden.com/nl/

10. NXT (NXT)
Android: Yes | Launched: Q2 2015 | Updated: Dec 8, 2015 | Installs: 50-100 | Rating: not rated yet | iOS: No | http://nxt.org/

So these are pretty much the top 10.

And the results are pretty sad, seems only Dogecoin and GetGems are doing well and are clearly more aimed towards mainstream participation. The latter has been out this year and already beating Litecoin in adoption. Litecoins Android wallet hasnt been updated for a year and no sign of an iOS version.

Which clearly shows Litecoin is much more oriented towards the tech savy and traders, same goes for Dash, Peercoin, Namecoin, Monero, NXT, their apps score pretty bad regarding installs.

So from the 678 cryptos on coinmarketcap only 0.3 % are doing decent in reaching mainstream. I think its because its much harder to reach mainstream then reaching tech savy/traders and many cryptos just put out the announcement and get it listed on the exchange, thats it, but there is no actual business model, funds, ambition, interesting features to reach mainstream.