Mineable vs. Non-mineable coins | Bitcointalksearch.org

popolite11

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Quote from: DigitalLemming on August 28, 2017, 09:58:23 PM

Lots of mine able coins are heavily pre mined by the devs so you have to watch for that. I think you have to trust the project and development team and decide if it is worth the risk. I'm not concerned on non mine able tokens if I believe in the project.

Yes really you need just to believe in project.
In my opinion good coins on etherium.
Etherum have great developers, and Buterin is computer genius.

So no matter mineable or non-mineable. Matter is developers!

DigitalLemming

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Lots of mine able coins are heavily pre mined by the devs so you have to watch for that. I think you have to trust the project and development team and decide if it is worth the risk. I'm not concerned on non mine able tokens if I believe in the project.

trackers

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I somewhat agree, I think having diverse groups of miners finding the coins over time has a more chance of resulting in widespread distribution, and popularity

HashFace

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I'm a little hesitant to buy non-mineable coins because it feels like their is a developer holding a lot of coins that could be dumped once a good price is reached, and there is not a good distribution. But then I look at coinmarketcap.com, and see that over half of the top 25 is now non-mineable coins. It seems like they are surging in popularity. What are your thoughts on this? Are the non-mineables really more risky?

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