Topic: POLL: Which Alt Coin will see the most growth in 2014? - page 22. (Read 56550 times)
Infinitecoin should be in the list. It's in the top 20 at coinmarketcap and I believe it has a good chance of seeing the most growth. In its absence I think Megacoin has the best chance out of those listed. Seems to have a smart and active developer and a good community.
The new coins I"ll be watching in the new year are Nxt and Emunie as they're not Bitcoin forks. Gridcoin might gain traction.
I still like Peercoin and Primecoin and various forks of PPC/NVC.
I still like Peercoin and Primecoin and various forks of PPC/NVC.
Orbitcoin will most likely skyrocket when re-listed at Cryptsy..
So! Which is the best altcoin to invest to right now! I watch coinmarketcap.com but find it confusing at times since values constantly change!
http://cex.io/informer-small/Holy/0923690f1dc2fe5522bcff8de747009e/
http://cex.io/informer-small/Holy/0923690f1dc2fe5522bcff8de747009e/
Will we see any ASIC mining in Quark? Is it even possible?
Not possible, as far as I know, because of the multiple hashing algorithms.
Someone please correct me if that's not true.
Will we see any ASIC mining in Quark? Is it even possible?
BossCoin exchange agreements in the works... 
oh and the coin has some big names in the BTC community behind it... (I'm not one of them, obviously)
oh and the coin has some big names in the BTC community behind it... (I'm not one of them, obviously)
BTC38 supposedly, but that has been going on for weeks.
Are any Chinese exchanges about to ad Quark?
I think Globalcoin (GLC) that is not on the list. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=243911.0;all
It is hardly visible and still cheap right now.
Also bet on Devcoin.
It is hardly visible and still cheap right now.
Also bet on Devcoin.
I just discovered NXT, it is a huge stuff. Be prepared.
Looks like somebody just invested a huge amount in NXTs 
I just discovered NXT, it is a huge stuff. Be prepared.
Can anyone give me an idea of why Megacoin is a solid coin?
It seems like Quark is developing a following. Can someone give me a rational explanation of why? Is it the name? Is it the Keiser/ Bill Still following? I am just not understanding why it would beat out Worldcoin or Digitalcoin.
1) One of the best security
2) Better distribution than most (QRK audit is still going on by community... check here: http://forum.qrk.cc/thread/368/auditing-block-chain -> 30% of coins in ~30 wallets, that is actually very nice)
3) Nice amount of coins (you can buy everyday items with reasonable numbers, when coin matures)
4) Support of Bill / Keiser (this IS important, can't get around this)
5) Small inflation coded in (coin that is mined out dies, small inflation means more stable)
6) Very active community -> best reason
+1
I see Feathercoin has too many problems with the blockchain from my research, and the developers don't know what they are doing.
Quark, I think may have a good chance to grow fast. Lots of coins out there and low denomination means that it could be used already for trading for goods and services.
And CPU mining, which is fairer can be lots of emerging market adoption and it is super secure.
It seems like Quark is developing a following. Can someone give me a rational explanation of why? Is it the name? Is it the Keiser/ Bill Still following? I am just not understanding why it would beat out Worldcoin or Digitalcoin.
1) One of the best security
2) Better distribution than most (QRK audit is still going on by community... check here: http://forum.qrk.cc/thread/368/auditing-block-chain -> 30% of coins in ~30 wallets, that is actually very nice)
3) Nice amount of coins (you can buy everyday items with reasonable numbers, when coin matures)
4) Support of Bill / Keiser (this IS important, can't get around this)
5) Small inflation coded in (coin that is mined out dies, small inflation means more stable)
6) Very active community -> best reason
+1
I see Feathercoin has too many problems with the blockchain from my research, and the developers don't know what they are doing.
Quark, I think may have a good chance to grow fast. Lots of coins out there and low denomination means that it could be used already for trading for goods and services.
And CPU mining, which is fairer can be lots of emerging market adoption and it is super secure.
I fat fingered & locked the voting for a minute when I clicked "edit" on my smart phone. Poll unlocked.
Litecoin has reached a point where some are no longer considering it to be an altcoin anymore. Looking at it's $1 billion market cap, I am forced to agree.
As an outsider, I like Peercoin, Namecoin, Protoshares, and Feathercoin. The last one because it has been a profitable miner lately. Devcoin and the others I like because there is something that makes them unique.
As an outsider, I like Peercoin, Namecoin, Protoshares, and Feathercoin. The last one because it has been a profitable miner lately. Devcoin and the others I like because there is something that makes them unique.
I can only answer for Franko.
We are working on alot of nice projects like a point of sale system and have been adopted by a host of new merchants, including 10 brick and mortar pawn shops in Atlanta Georgia. Ontop of that I have another meeting with my Chamber of Commerce to introduce frk every business in the surrounding area. Its looking up.
Very interesting. Never thought of some of these coins becoming region specific like that. We are working on alot of nice projects like a point of sale system and have been adopted by a host of new merchants, including 10 brick and mortar pawn shops in Atlanta Georgia. Ontop of that I have another meeting with my Chamber of Commerce to introduce frk every business in the surrounding area. Its looking up.
I can only answer for Franko.
We are working on alot of nice projects like a point of sale system and have been adopted by a host of new merchants, including 10 brick and mortar pawn shops in Atlanta Georgia. Ontop of that I have another meeting with my Chamber of Commerce to introduce frk every business in the surrounding area. Its looking up.
We are working on alot of nice projects like a point of sale system and have been adopted by a host of new merchants, including 10 brick and mortar pawn shops in Atlanta Georgia. Ontop of that I have another meeting with my Chamber of Commerce to introduce frk every business in the surrounding area. Its looking up.
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