My scamcoin-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
you had a typo fixed it for you
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My scamcoin-coin shortlist is:
- Ripple
- NXT
- Stellar
That's it.
you had a typo fixed it for you
Where's Maxcoin on the list? In Feb/March MAX has had 11k Bitcoin volume.
Eamorr....which site are u babbling on about?
There are a few to choose from....
There are a few to choose from....
NXT is it. This, from one of NXT's greatest haters.
The SuperNET is coming..
The SuperNET is coming..
I like NXT. But they're hippies. And their website sucks.
How could they improve their website? What's wrong with it?
Wordpress. A hacker's dream. No information security professional could/would sign off on a smiley cat website that uses Wordpress, let alone an organisation that wants to replace the world's currency.
The design is not very aesthetic. The massive logo on the right looks like something out of Windows Vista. A lot of rounded corner inconsistencies. They didn't bother to update the date to 2015 (still at 2014). Basic stuff that they don't seem bothered with. One is left wondering what else they're not bothered with.
NXT has a really great community. But that's about it. They're just not at the races. Maybe they'll improve? But I just don't see how it can happen.
NXT is it. This, from one of NXT's greatest haters.
The SuperNET is coming..
The SuperNET is coming..
I like NXT. But they're hippies. And their website sucks.
How could they improve their website? What's wrong with it?
NXT is it. This, from one of NXT's greatest haters.
The SuperNET is coming..
The SuperNET is coming..
I like NXT. But they're hippies. And their website sucks.
NXT is it. This, from one of NXT's greatest haters.
The SuperNET is coming..
The SuperNET is coming..
Hmmm....looks about right to me.
The only issue I'd have is with the years data for NXT.
NXT went live at the end of November 2013, so there should be a years worth of data somewhere....
I'm pretty sure that NXT was on CoinMarketCap by mid-December 2013.
The only issue I'd have is with the years data for NXT.
NXT went live at the end of November 2013, so there should be a years worth of data somewhere....
I'm pretty sure that NXT was on CoinMarketCap by mid-December 2013.
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.
Hundreds of coins out there. Which ones should be on your radar? Here is the list. (Revised methodology: 2015-08-23.)
I am not saying that these coins will go up or down. I am saying that their recent daily volume is large enough ($10k+) that it's not a complete waste of your time to trade them.
The list. BTC, LTC, SLL, DOGE, XMR, BCN, XPM, DASH, NBT, PPC, CLAM, MAID, BLK, BTS. Read below for details. Last updated: 2015-08-23.
If you want me to consider adding another coin to this list, comment below. Let me know which specific exchanges I should look at for your coin -- both for current data and historical data.
Getting data from the right exchanges is important. I just discovered that SLL is a thing, and it's high up on my list too. It's only traded on a single exchange. That's why it was missing from previous versions of this list.
Some coins have low volume for Alt/BTC, but high volume for Alt/CNY. I currently consider CNY volume just for a couple of coins. If there are others that I should look at, comment below.
Renames that I am aware of: DRK -> DASH and BTSX -> BTS. Any others?
Table. Here are the columns:
* age: the number of days since the coin started trading on an exchange.
* volume.usd: recent daily volume of Alt/BTC on a single exchange, as measured in USD. For BTC, it's the volume of BTC/USD. For certain coins, it's the volume of Alt/CNY, measured in 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.volume.usd.ok: the number of days that a coin's daily volume (the way I measure it) was $10k+.
Here is the top of the table ordered by volume.usd.
Trading coins with volume below $10k is a waste of time, so only consider coins from the upper part of the table.
ETH just came out. I wouldn't touch it for now until it gets a longer track record.
That leaves us with these coins: BTC, LTC, SLL, DOGE, XMR, BCN, XPM, DASH, NBT, PPC, CLAM, MAID, BLK, BTS.
Previous versions.
* 2015-01-27: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10803514
* 2015-03-17: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11953682
* 2015-07-23: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12224092
I am not saying that these coins will go up or down. I am saying that their recent daily volume is large enough ($10k+) that it's not a complete waste of your time to trade them.
The list. BTC, LTC, SLL, DOGE, XMR, BCN, XPM, DASH, NBT, PPC, CLAM, MAID, BLK, BTS. Read below for details. Last updated: 2015-08-23.
If you want me to consider adding another coin to this list, comment below. Let me know which specific exchanges I should look at for your coin -- both for current data and historical data.
Getting data from the right exchanges is important. I just discovered that SLL is a thing, and it's high up on my list too. It's only traded on a single exchange. That's why it was missing from previous versions of this list.
Some coins have low volume for Alt/BTC, but high volume for Alt/CNY. I currently consider CNY volume just for a couple of coins. If there are others that I should look at, comment below.
Renames that I am aware of: DRK -> DASH and BTSX -> BTS. Any others?
Table. Here are the columns:
* age: the number of days since the coin started trading on an exchange.
* volume.usd: recent daily volume of Alt/BTC on a single exchange, as measured in USD. For BTC, it's the volume of BTC/USD. For certain coins, it's the volume of Alt/CNY, measured in 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.volume.usd.ok: the number of days that a coin's daily volume (the way I measure it) was $10k+.
Here is the top of the table ordered by volume.usd.
Code:
coin age volume.usd n.volume.usd.ok
1 btc 1,860 3,290,000 1,587
2 eth 16 531,000 1
3 ltc 1,140 248,000 975
4 sll 1,080 62,100 818
5 doge 614 57,400 585
6 xmr 446 26,900 402
7 bcn 461 21,900 22
8 xpm 760 16,300 328
9 dash 553 15,400 485
10 nbt 322 15,000 15
11 ppc 870 14,800 683
12 clam 415 13,100 39
13 maid 411 12,900 30
14 blk 238 10,300 100
15 bts 373 10,300 52
16 xrp 555 9,020 88
17 nxt 634 7,350 250
18 nmc 1,040 7,230 602
19 nvc 923 5,250 264
20 str 378 5,130 83
21 xcp 553 2,410 10
22 mona 492 2,380 0
Trading coins with volume below $10k is a waste of time, so only consider coins from the upper part of the table.
ETH just came out. I wouldn't touch it for now until it gets a longer track record.
That leaves us with these coins: BTC, LTC, SLL, DOGE, XMR, BCN, XPM, DASH, NBT, PPC, CLAM, MAID, BLK, BTS.
Previous versions.
* 2015-01-27: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10803514
* 2015-03-17: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11953682
* 2015-07-23: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12224092
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