Topic: ✪✪✪ The cryptocurrency short list ✪✪✪ - page 2. (Read 5224 times)
useless thread.
Just updated the list. See the first post in this thread.
Hundreds of coins out there. Which ones should be on your radar? Here is the list.
I am not saying that these coins will go up or down. I am saying that they can at least be considered. They have been trading long enough (200+ days) that they are probably not scamcoins. Their recent daily volume is large enough ($10k+) that it's not a complete waste of your time to trade them.
The list. BTC, DOGE, LTC, DRK, PPC, XRP, NXT, NMC, XMR. Read below for details. Last updated: 2015-01-27.
What do you guys think? Good list? Which of these coins do you like?
If you want me to consider adding another coin to this list, comment below. If the coin has actively traded on an exchange different than where it is actively trading now, let me know too.
Update (2015-01-29):
* A more thorough discussion of the coins on this list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-value-proposition-of-each-coin-btc-doge-ltc-drk-ppc-xrp-nxt-etc-939072
* BTS should also be on the list. To construct the list, I considered the volume of Alt/BTC and converted it into USD. With BTS, the bulk of the volume is in BTS/CNY. Recent BTS/CNY volume is on the order of $50k+, much higher than my cutoff of $10k. I will attempt to address this in future versions of this list.
Tables. Here is what I show in the tables below:
* age: the number of days since the coin started trading on an exchange. I think that if the coin has been trading for 200+ days, it's probably not a scamcoin. Could it still be a scamcoin? Sure. Are there some gems in the pile of shit that's been trading for less than 200 days? Possibly, but good luck finding them.
* volume.usd: recent daily volume of Alt/BTC, as measured in USD. (For BTC, it's the volume of BTC/USD.) Websites like coinmarketcap only give you today's volume. This is worthless just because a coin could have one hot day and then show up on their list. I am using the last month of data for determining current volume. I think that if a coin's daily volume is $10k or more, then it's not a complete waste of your time to try to trade it.
* n.exch: the number of exchanges from which I used data to construct a price series for this coin. I actually had to poll many more exchanges, to see if they had anything useful. And I had to clean all this data. Surprise, surprise -- lots of exchanges give you lots of shitty data.
Probably not a scamcoin. It's possible that these coins are not complete scams / shit. They've been trading on an exchange for at least 200 days.
BTC plus 34 other coins. I think I was pretty liberal with the 200 day cutoff. But, I figured, why not. Most of the coins near the bottom drop off in the next step anyway, so might as well show the data for them.
Probably not a scamcoin and possibly not a waste of your time. In addition to trading for at least 200 days, these coins have a recent daily volume of at least $10k.
Only 9 coins in all. Ignore the rest, focus on these.
Yes, I had to go to 6 different exchanges to get the data on Ripple. Mainly Kraken and Cryptsy, plus the Rock, Poloniex, BTC38, and even Allcoin.
Others. People have asked me about these coins.
NXT is on the list. MAX's volume is tiny. EXCL has a tiny volume and hasn't really been around long enough.
I am not saying that these coins will go up or down. I am saying that they can at least be considered. They have been trading long enough (200+ days) that they are probably not scamcoins. Their recent daily volume is large enough ($10k+) that it's not a complete waste of your time to trade them.
The list. BTC, DOGE, LTC, DRK, PPC, XRP, NXT, NMC, XMR. Read below for details. Last updated: 2015-01-27.
What do you guys think? Good list? Which of these coins do you like?
If you want me to consider adding another coin to this list, comment below. If the coin has actively traded on an exchange different than where it is actively trading now, let me know too.
Update (2015-01-29):
* A more thorough discussion of the coins on this list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-value-proposition-of-each-coin-btc-doge-ltc-drk-ppc-xrp-nxt-etc-939072
* BTS should also be on the list. To construct the list, I considered the volume of Alt/BTC and converted it into USD. With BTS, the bulk of the volume is in BTS/CNY. Recent BTS/CNY volume is on the order of $50k+, much higher than my cutoff of $10k. I will attempt to address this in future versions of this list.
Tables. Here is what I show in the tables below:
* age: the number of days since the coin started trading on an exchange. I think that if the coin has been trading for 200+ days, it's probably not a scamcoin. Could it still be a scamcoin? Sure. Are there some gems in the pile of shit that's been trading for less than 200 days? Possibly, but good luck finding them.
* volume.usd: recent daily volume of Alt/BTC, as measured in USD. (For BTC, it's the volume of BTC/USD.) Websites like coinmarketcap only give you today's volume. This is worthless just because a coin could have one hot day and then show up on their list. I am using the last month of data for determining current volume. I think that if a coin's daily volume is $10k or more, then it's not a complete waste of your time to try to trade it.
* n.exch: the number of exchanges from which I used data to construct a price series for this coin. I actually had to poll many more exchanges, to see if they had anything useful. And I had to clean all this data. Surprise, surprise -- lots of exchanges give you lots of shitty data.
Probably not a scamcoin. It's possible that these coins are not complete scams / shit. They've been trading on an exchange for at least 200 days.
Code:
coin age volume.usd n.exch
1 btc 1,660 4,500,000 4
2 ltc 927 282,000 5
3 ppc 873 22,400 4
4 nmc 860 12,700 4
5 dvc 841 79.9 4
6 ixc 841 83.6 3
7 trc 718 323 4
8 nvc 715 2,110 2
9 frc 643 22.7 5
10 ftc 638 1,740 4
11 wdc 618 1,660 4
12 dgc 612 109 4
13 mec 586 607 2
14 ifc 569 6.63 2
15 xpm 566 2,030 4
16 anc 556 302 2
17 qrk 552 615 3
18 ybc 548 849 2
19 zet 513 362 3
20 nxt 426 15,600 5
21 pts 425 248 4
22 doge 406 880,000 3
23 msc 406 273 3
24 max 355 351 4
25 xrp 347 17,900 6
26 drk 345 180,000 4
27 xcp 345 7,250 2
28 cha 293 9.02 3
29 bits 282 29.1 2
30 vrc 260 1,010 3
31 bbr 241 432 2
32 xmr 238 11,500 2
33 bts 205 5,780 5
34 maid 203 5,590 2
35 xst 203 1,320 2
1 btc 1,660 4,500,000 4
2 ltc 927 282,000 5
3 ppc 873 22,400 4
4 nmc 860 12,700 4
5 dvc 841 79.9 4
6 ixc 841 83.6 3
7 trc 718 323 4
8 nvc 715 2,110 2
9 frc 643 22.7 5
10 ftc 638 1,740 4
11 wdc 618 1,660 4
12 dgc 612 109 4
13 mec 586 607 2
14 ifc 569 6.63 2
15 xpm 566 2,030 4
16 anc 556 302 2
17 qrk 552 615 3
18 ybc 548 849 2
19 zet 513 362 3
20 nxt 426 15,600 5
21 pts 425 248 4
22 doge 406 880,000 3
23 msc 406 273 3
24 max 355 351 4
25 xrp 347 17,900 6
26 drk 345 180,000 4
27 xcp 345 7,250 2
28 cha 293 9.02 3
29 bits 282 29.1 2
30 vrc 260 1,010 3
31 bbr 241 432 2
32 xmr 238 11,500 2
33 bts 205 5,780 5
34 maid 203 5,590 2
35 xst 203 1,320 2
BTC plus 34 other coins. I think I was pretty liberal with the 200 day cutoff. But, I figured, why not. Most of the coins near the bottom drop off in the next step anyway, so might as well show the data for them.
Probably not a scamcoin and possibly not a waste of your time. In addition to trading for at least 200 days, these coins have a recent daily volume of at least $10k.
Code:
coin age volume.usd n.exch
1 btc 1,660 4,500,000 4
2 doge 406 880,000 3
3 ltc 927 282,000 5
4 drk 345 180,000 4
5 ppc 873 22,400 4
6 xrp 347 17,900 6
7 nxt 426 15,600 5
8 nmc 860 12,700 4
9 xmr 238 11,500 2
1 btc 1,660 4,500,000 4
2 doge 406 880,000 3
3 ltc 927 282,000 5
4 drk 345 180,000 4
5 ppc 873 22,400 4
6 xrp 347 17,900 6
7 nxt 426 15,600 5
8 nmc 860 12,700 4
9 xmr 238 11,500 2
Only 9 coins in all. Ignore the rest, focus on these.
Yes, I had to go to 6 different exchanges to get the data on Ripple. Mainly Kraken and Cryptsy, plus the Rock, Poloniex, BTC38, and even Allcoin.
Others. People have asked me about these coins.
Code:
coin age volume.usd n.exch
1 nxt 426 15,600 5
2 max 355 351 4
3 excl 122 307 2
1 nxt 426 15,600 5
2 max 355 351 4
3 excl 122 307 2
NXT is on the list. MAX's volume is tiny. EXCL has a tiny volume and hasn't really been around long enough.
you forget to add stellar(str) stellar.org
stellar is also a good altcoin, with a real company behind them
stellar is also a good altcoin, with a real company behind them
As the days go by, they're becoming less and less relevant.
you forget to add stellar(str) stellar.org
stellar is also a good altcoin, with a real company behind them
stellar is also a good altcoin, with a real company behind them
* A more thorough discussion of the coins on this list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-value-proposition-of-each-coin-btc-doge-ltc-drk-ppc-xrp-nxt-etc-939072
* BTS should also be on the list. To construct the list, I considered the volume of Alt/BTC and converted it into USD. With BTS, the bulk of the volume is in BTS/CNY. Recent BTS/CNY volume is on the order of $50k+, much higher than my cutoff of $10k. I will attempt to address this in future versions of this list.
* BTS should also be on the list. To construct the list, I considered the volume of Alt/BTC and converted it into USD. With BTS, the bulk of the volume is in BTS/CNY. Recent BTS/CNY volume is on the order of $50k+, much higher than my cutoff of $10k. I will attempt to address this in future versions of this list.
Thank you for this analysis.
I'm afraid this analysis is flawed on so many levels.
Here's the most up-to-date information:
https://www.coingecko.com/
^^^ It's not perfect, but it's a good up-to-date overview that would take a lot of work to improve on.
My "category A" alt-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
LTC is dead.
There are about 10 "category B" (no money, few developers, no influence, no experience) alt-coins vying with each other.
Then there's "category C" - a waste of time.
I'm afraid this analysis is flawed on so many levels.
Here's the most up-to-date information:
https://www.coingecko.com/
^^^ It's not perfect, but it's a good up-to-date overview that would take a lot of work to improve on.
My "category A" alt-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
LTC is dead.
There are about 10 "category B" (no money, few developers, no influence, no experience) alt-coins vying with each other.
Then there's "category C" - a waste of time.
dude, the site you suggest, coingecko, lists LTC as number 2... where do you see it "dead" ? Just wondering... I am really heavy into LTC.
Litecoin???
Whatever floats your boat. Some folks fly 747s and get well paid for it. Others save up for months to buy hobby remote controlled drones. LTC hobbyists are in the latter category.
coingecko's analysis isn't perfect, but it's pretty good. For example, Ripple's community rating is very heavily suppressed because xrptalk gets all the chat, with forum.ripple.com only getting official chat and technical chat.
Thank you for this analysis.
I'm afraid this analysis is flawed on so many levels.
Here's the most up-to-date information:
https://www.coingecko.com/
^^^ It's not perfect, but it's a good up-to-date overview that would take a lot of work to improve on.
My "category A" alt-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
LTC is dead.
There are about 10 "category B" (no money, few developers, no influence, no experience) alt-coins vying with each other.
Then there's "category C" - a waste of time.
I'm afraid this analysis is flawed on so many levels.
Here's the most up-to-date information:
https://www.coingecko.com/
^^^ It's not perfect, but it's a good up-to-date overview that would take a lot of work to improve on.
My "category A" alt-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
LTC is dead.
There are about 10 "category B" (no money, few developers, no influence, no experience) alt-coins vying with each other.
Then there's "category C" - a waste of time.
dude, the site you suggest, coingecko, lists LTC as number 2... where do you see it "dead" ? Just wondering... I am really heavy into LTC.
I'll grab data for these coins the next time I make the list. Is ethereum even tradable yet? Where?
Both MAID and XCP are on my longer list (age 200+ days). But their volume is too low, so they didn't make the final cut.
Both MAID and XCP are on my longer list (age 200+ days). But their volume is too low, so they didn't make the final cut.
NONE of these 1.0 copycat Cryptos will be used by the average person for real practical purposes. Only Bitcoin and some Crypto 2.0 technologies. Forget about 1.0 bitcoin copies.
I used a pretty basic standard for including coins in this list. What coins would you like me to look at? NXT is in the list, it's not exactly "1.0".
NONE of these 1.0 copycat Cryptos will be used by the average person for real practical purposes. Only Bitcoin and some Crypto 2.0 technologies. Forget about 1.0 bitcoin copies.
Just posted an update. Much cleaner. See here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-cryptocurrency-short-list-927144
Where's Maxcoin on the list? In Feb/March MAX has had 11k Bitcoin volume.
Don't have data for MAX going back that far. Will dig around and see if I can find more. Which exchanges should I look at?
Where's Maxcoin on the list? In Feb/March MAX has had 11k Bitcoin volume.
Don't have data for MAX going back that far. Will dig around and see if I can find more. Which exchanges should I look at?
I would like to know what the amount is of BTC has been moving over the past 12 months.
Like, how much BTC is active.
Like, how much BTC is active.
Bitcoin Days Destroyed is a difficult to understand concept but it might answer your question.
Bitcoin Days Destroyed is a measure of the transaction volume of Bitcoin. If someone has 100 BTC that they received a week ago and they spend it then 700 bitcoin days have been destroyed. If they take those 100BTC and send them to several addresses and then spend them then although the total transaction volume could be arbitrarily large the number of bitcoin days destroyed is still 700.
https://blockchain.info/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed?timespan=1year&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address=
I would like to know what the amount is of BTC has been moving over the past 12 months.
Like, how much BTC is active.
Like, how much BTC is active.
think of EXCL
Where's Maxcoin on the list? In Feb/March MAX has had 11k Bitcoin volume.
what else? i would like to invest.
The future of all these altcoins is in the hands of the king, if it falls it's over. Btc brought all of them into the world, and it will take them all with it.
noobs feel if they FUD btc and ltc that will some how promote their crapcoin to the top
The future of all these altcoins is in the hands of the king, if it falls it's over. Btc brought all of them into the world, and it will take them all with it.
think of EXCL
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