Topic: My 100x-1000x bet in a year - page 7. (Read 3179 times)

A lot of truth in what you say.

The OP never said this year, he said in a year. I have seen coins do more than that in a year so I would not be surprised. It is still a very low volume traded coin and a very low market cap which pretty much looks like it has a great possibility of really hitting it big in the long run if peradventure it hits a very sensible exchange than where it is listed on presently.

For what it is worth, it is a coin that is worth taking some risk no matter how little. Nevertheless, I have never really been a fan of forks anyway, but for now, the only thing we can see here is this project promising better than Monero, but they could have come out as a normal project and start from the scratch than forking.

I also bet with Spectrecoin, this is a very good project with a very good team. I have a lot of confidence in this project and it will certainly succeed and became an altcoin in the top 30

PChain and Request Network... or Spectrecoin are my bets :-)
Potential Projects with good tech and teams

I have added it to my favorites, the token looks good, I will carefully study whether to make a purchase! thanks for sharing!

Anonymity is not the star here. Revolution tech is already happening with "uncle mining" in test net, ready to be deployed to the end of Q3, and blocktree sharding next. Some people do not really read before they cast their opinions.

I find people are too hard with the coin. I would recommend to judge it by the actual quality of the WP, the interviews given by the lead dev (who is public and full time now), the very stringent development (visit github) and the tech in general. Just read it before you bash it. Always remember that Monero (XMR) is a fork too.

IMHO there a huge quantity of anonymous coins on the market, and in some countries, they are under restriction. So I don't believe in fork without revolution tech. 

Masari is not a top altcoin, it is a "moonshot".

That is the point, they developed a new algo named CN-Fast and a new difficulty adjustment which has already been copied by many other coins, they released a whitepaper for this: https://www.getmasari.org/research-papers/wwhm.pdf .

I'm a Monero holder/user. Small time. Never gave a single look to any of the forks, even if you tell me they are better and faster and whatever you want to call for it. Mobile wallet? CN fast? Brilliant dev? But can you name a merchant who will take Masari or any of the forks? I can't. And I'm not going to stress myself looking for one or finding exchanges to sell when I moon.

Fact is, Bitcoin also had all its forks and all were supposed to be better but they all failed eventually in adoption. Tech upgrades were simple, not to the complexity of the old chain. So why would I ever move to a fork?

Regular notes of a madman. All these coins have good advertising and good marketing to increase confidence in them, but in reality they cost nothing and are practically air. So do not deceive yourself and others.

i dont think any top altoin will be 100x this year, may be 10x or more is reached to altcoin like pundi x, spectre , xlm and cardano inthis end off year

There is alot of random fluff in here to let me just lay down the goods on this coin.  Not saying it will 10x-100x-1000x whatever, but here is the info

Why Masari?

Why: To scale the Cryptonote protocol for mass adoption while retaining complete privacy

How: By implementing an improved mining algorithm (CN-Fast), difficulty adjustment algorithm (WWHM), Uncle mining and blocktree sharding
Complete Privacy
-Every transaction in the Masari blockchain from the genesis block to now has used the same ringsize
-MSR coins are fungible, meaning every coin is interchangable and indistinguishable from one another
-All transaction and address data is hidden using RingCT and Cryptonote protocol.  There is no rich list, there is no public record, you are totally anonymous in every way

Fair Distribution:
-No ICO
-0.5% premine is a fraction of most development team allotments
-There are no masternodes or other incentives to concentrate the supply among a small number of people
Strong Development:
-Masari is developed by one full-timer (Thaer Khawaja) and two part-timers (Gnock and Cryptochangements)
-All three developers are credited Monero contributors and have real knowledge of the Cryptonote protocol

Development Milestones already achieved
-Cryptonote-Fast and Harmonic difficulty adjusment Algorithims making Masari ASIC resistant and also resistant to flash mining from paid mining services
-Both algorithms have been adopted by several small Cryptonote coins. Masari is a leader, not a follower in this space.
-the DDAA has been submitted to Monero to be adopted pending review
-Client-side web wallet
-Android mobile wallet (IOS coming soon)
-GUI and CLI desktop wallets for Windows and Mac, CLI desktop wallet for Linux

Development Milestones coming up
-Uncle Mining is a cryptonote first that rewards miners for work done on abandoned blocks that were not the first to be written to the blockchain.  This adds more hashpower and 'weight' to the network, making it more secure.  The code is already written and deployed on a Testnet.
-Blocktree Protocol will be the crowning achievement of the MSR developers.  It will allow the blockchain to shard and achieve high throughput.  This will allow Masari to scale to high TPS while remaining fully Proof of Work


Investment Potential
-Masari has a low circulating supply of about 7 million, and will only have an 18.2 million maximum supply (plus tail emissions).  This is the same distribution model as Monero.
-MSR market cap currently sits at 1.7 million and MSR is ranked in the 700's.  A coin with this combination of meaningful development, integrity and low market cap is a rarity
-Masari will be listed on Cryptopia sometime in September (confirmed).  Cryptopia has a daily volume that is 35 times higher than Masari's current most active exchange, TradeOgre

I really hope that you did your research well before calling Masari "a random clone". Did you?

I totally agree with you that Masari wouldn't do 100x ($20) until December 2018 but Masari does have pretty decent chances of reaching $10-20 within by December 2019.

I see they released a whitepaper yesterday as well. I've picked up a few thinking this is looking like a good project, although still in its infancy.

OP, let's be honest, masari won't 100x, let alone x1000 this year (perhaps ever), you're probably holding bags of it so that's why you're shilling it. Masari looks promising (just like many other alts), but 100x this year? very unlikely. Plus, if anyone wants a privacy coin, they'll probably go with XMR rather than some random clone.

Only if Bitcoin can 100x this year, which is very unlikely.

As of now, Cardano is nothing more than vaporware which gets pumped from time to time because the team behind it makes an announcement of an announcement, it'll probably moon when the next altcoin cycle arrives when the entire altcoin market starts going up, but it won't go up because of its own features.

I´d argue that most people with the know how and the capital
to build ASICs don´t even have Masari on their radar at all.

I just checked the total hashrate of the Masari network, because
I was curious how all these Monero forks are doing.
If the data I found is correct, Masari has a total hashrate of
just 11.33 MH/sec, which is ridiculously low for a PoW coin.

At this level of hashing power, no one is going to store
any kind of wealth in Masari, because it would be trivial for an
attacker to attack the chain.

I do not think that Masari is a very good coin, because even now, when all the coins begin to grow, its price falls.

well it could be a standard set of coins, but there are some deep discounts right now.