Topic: The most undervalued crypto? - page 7. (Read 13887 times)
I think SingularDTV has a lot of potential.
There are a couple:
Komodo, best privacy coin imo. Fast transactions, secured by the bitcoin blockchain. Part of the supernet ecosystem. Great dev and a good team.
Embermine, this is a hidden gem of a coin. It is working on interesting things. To make things better, the coin will be giving free tokens to coin holders. This would be there third airdrop, I find that awesome. Each coin has its own utility. One of them is to be used as a frictionless way to pay for domains. Overall, embermine seems like it will be an ecosystem.
NVO, as far as decentralized exchanges go. This one is sexy. Follow their twitter to see a preview. It is undervalued atm because it is on a small exchange. You will likely see 5x easy if it hits a shit exchange. If it hits a big one who knows.
Komodo, best privacy coin imo. Fast transactions, secured by the bitcoin blockchain. Part of the supernet ecosystem. Great dev and a good team.
Embermine, this is a hidden gem of a coin. It is working on interesting things. To make things better, the coin will be giving free tokens to coin holders. This would be there third airdrop, I find that awesome. Each coin has its own utility. One of them is to be used as a frictionless way to pay for domains. Overall, embermine seems like it will be an ecosystem.
NVO, as far as decentralized exchanges go. This one is sexy. Follow their twitter to see a preview. It is undervalued atm because it is on a small exchange. You will likely see 5x easy if it hits a shit exchange. If it hits a big one who knows.
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for pointing out Monero's conveniences. XMR was there for ages but I never paid enough attention. Do you think it's better than other anon coins like XVG, PIVX?
It's much better than XVG (below) and PIVX (see the DASH section of https://moneroforcash.com/monero-vs-dash-vs-zcash-vs-bitcoinmixers.php).
Verge uses I2P and Tor to hide the origination of the transmission. But its blockchain is open and transparent like Bitcoin's. For example, here's a Verge address: DGjVzyPaKMBiwzWoQyVsEAD2YLT5xoht9z. Or pick any Verge address. Go to a Verge blockchain explorer like https://prohashing.com/explorer/Verge/ and enter a Verge address and you'll see its balance (in this case, $0 since they emptied their account of 184,088.616527 XVG on Aug 12th and eventually moved it to DT5x77TSviKPLrGQz2TAA1sr9hZ4f1LtNu). That's not private.
So Verge is just like a Bitcoin transaction over TOR.
With Monero, nobody can know your balance. Try putting in a Monero address in a blockchain explorer and see for yourself. And here's a fun link: http://moneroblocks.info/richlist
So, Monero is much more private. And, you can make Monero transactions over TOR and I2P if you want to, or go to a public wifi spot to hide your real IP. Plus, Monero will soon have baked-in I2P with its Kovri I2P router.
The two Verge block explorers that let you look up addresses have been "down" for several hours now. It looks like they don't like people finding out that their coins are not "completely untraceable", as their website claims (https://vergecurrency.com/).
Back on topic: XMR. The demand for financial privacy is increasing and will continue to increase. As already demonstrated, it's the only truly private coin. At ~$50, it's an incredible deal. If you get in now before the privacy demand takes off you'll be in excellent shape, like getting into Bitcoin in 2012.
maybe not the most undervalued right now, but with the launch of poswallet2.0, posw will get interesting again and compared to april now a price surge would be backed by ledger integration, acceptance at coinpayments and the integration of eth when going pos. whilst april was backed by hopes and dreams, now there is something to show for.
Agreed. People overlook this coin because no ANN thread and poor website. The ledger support is massive, and when combined with the ETH integration and POSW 2.0, it will shoot up. It only has a 41,000,000 supply. It will easily do a PIVX, maybe a tad more.
Merci pour cet information, ou puis-je acheter cette monnaie, elle n'est pas disponible sur Bittrex.
Connaissez vous les dates du livre d'or et de l'avancé avec ETH?
Merci d'avance
Criteria: it must be working now and solve real-world problems (that disqualifies 90% of alts), works well, and has near-future feature releases. That combination means you have an undervalued coin that is an excellent investment.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for pointing out Monero's conveniences. XMR was there for ages but I never paid enough attention. Do you think it's better than other anon coins like XVG, PIVX?
It's much better than XVG (below) and PIVX (see the DASH section of https://moneroforcash.com/monero-vs-dash-vs-zcash-vs-bitcoinmixers.php).
Verge uses I2P and Tor to hide the origination of the transmission. But its blockchain is open and transparent like Bitcoin's. For example, here's a Verge address: DGjVzyPaKMBiwzWoQyVsEAD2YLT5xoht9z. Or pick any Verge address. Go to a Verge blockchain explorer like https://prohashing.com/explorer/Verge/ and enter a Verge address and you'll see its balance (in this case, $0 since they emptied their account of 184,088.616527 XVG on Aug 12th and eventually moved it to DT5x77TSviKPLrGQz2TAA1sr9hZ4f1LtNu). That's not private.
So Verge is just like a Bitcoin transaction over TOR.
With Monero, nobody can know your balance. Try putting in a Monero address in a blockchain explorer and see for yourself. And here's a fun link: http://moneroblocks.info/richlist
So, Monero is much more private. And, you can make Monero transactions over TOR and I2P if you want to, or go to a public wifi spot to hide your real IP. Plus, Monero will soon have baked-in I2P with its Kovri I2P router.
it think UBQ its a great choice with a 3x potential
Golos is undervalued. It's like steem, but trades on bittrex.
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Do you recommend an investment in Golos and Steem?
I am interested in these currencies from your post, can you tell me more?
Do you see this short / medium or long term investment?
Thank you in advance
Steem is a really good investment right now. If you'll going to use steemit it's a really good idea to buy some and increase your voting power (free money basically).
I consider it a long term investment, if by any chance it ever goes mainstream, it would be like buying into facebook before anyone could.
Golos is undervalued. It's like steem, but trades on bittrex.
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
In that case Litecoin is considered undervalued as well
Although in USD term it's very expensive today
https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/litecoin/btc
It's quite possible Litecoin will pump again. Most of the other alts are too expensive for accumulation, but Litecoin isn't - which means it's likely someone is steadily buying and will then pump when they've gpt enough.
We are in bubble mode right now and most of coins are over-pumped.
In your opinion, which crypto-asset on the market today is less overpriced compared to real long-term opportunity? Is there any project with strong technical development and low level of PR / promotion?
In your opinion, which crypto-asset on the market today is less overpriced compared to real long-term opportunity? Is there any project with strong technical development and low level of PR / promotion?
Waves development is ongoing. Everybody is waiting for waves 1.0. Price is very undervalued now. And after releasde you will not be able to buy it with these prices.
DGB is also cheap and will raise soon.
maybe not the most undervalued right now, but with the launch of poswallet2.0, posw will get interesting again and compared to april now a price surge would be backed by ledger integration, acceptance at coinpayments and the integration of eth when going pos. whilst april was backed by hopes and dreams, now there is something to show for.
Agreed. People overlook this coin because no ANN thread and poor website. The ledger support is massive, and when combined with the ETH integration and POSW 2.0, it will shoot up. It only has a 41,000,000 supply. It will easily do a PIVX, maybe a tad more.
If you're looking for an undervalued coin which is about to release some new developments I recommend you look at LISK. They are about to rebrand and release an SDK so developers can start to create on their blockchain. As it is in javascript, you can be sure many will be able to code right away.
Criteria: it must be working now and solve real-world problems (that disqualifies 90% of alts), works well, and has near-future feature releases. That combination means you have an undervalued coin that is an excellent investment.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for pointing out Monero's conveniences. XMR was there for ages but I never paid enough attention. Do you think it's better than other anon coins like XVG, PIVX?
I am listing Etherium Classic, Verge, Siacoin, Digibyte, as well as Status as some of the really undervalued coins right now. They are really cheap and almost forgotten by the majority. But I know the development are underway and their values will soon rise to the surprise of everybody.
Criteria: it must be working now and solve real-world problems (that disqualifies 90% of alts), works well, and has near-future feature releases. That combination means you have an undervalued coin that is an excellent investment.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
That equals Monero.
It solves real world problems now and it does it well. It's the most private currency: a richlist isn't even possible, and even the US doesn't know how many Monero were held by Alphabay because...it's that private.
Public blockchains can be traced and are being traced now. That's why Bitmixer closed. You may think that since you're not a drug dealer that you don't need privacy, but what happens when you make a purchase with a non-private coin and the salesman does 1-3 minutes of public blockchain research and finds out you have a ton of crypto? He may pay you a visit with a monkey wrench later and force you to give up your wealth. That can't happen with Monero since its blockchain is private. People will pay for that and they're catching on to this.
Factor in that it has upcoming mobile wallets, hardware wallets, multisig, and KovriI2P, and that will all increase demand, which usually increases price.
I concur with this assessment. Monero is one of very, very few coins that offers something substantial over Bitcoin.
Golos is undervalued. It's like steem, but trades on bittrex.
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
In that case Litecoin is considered undervalued as well
Although in USD term it's very expensive today
https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/litecoin/btc
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Ark
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SIA
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SIA
Everyone saying Siacoin is probably bagholding a large amount - don't fall for their shill, SC is done... Do your own research before trusting what random people say on these forums (including me, lol) - a lot of people just shill away their coins hoping to breakeven on their bad investments.
Agreed. SC ain't going anywhere, just like 99.9% of the altcoins. I don't even bother dual mining it anymore, not worth it.
Sia may still have some potentials to going up further, but it is not the old days, Sia's market cap is already large, not that undervalued so cannot expect to get huge return from it. Unless it can have some collaboration with big companies.
Golos is undervalued. It's like steem, but trades on bittrex.
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Do you recommend an investment in Golos and Steem?
I am interested in these currencies from your post, can you tell me more?
Do you see this short / medium or long term investment?
Thank you in advance
NVO
Golos is undervalued. It's like steem, but trades on bittrex.
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
Also, doge is coming back into the territory of undervalued. As you can see from the following chart, in bitcoin terms it's approaching the price where accumulations take place, prior to another pump:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/
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