Topic: What altcoin should we be buying now for greatest ROI? - page 4. (Read 4062 times)
I don't know about you guys, but I personally like alt-coins that are a bit established. Those that have some history of active development and an active community behind it. At the moment that'd be Litecoin, Peercoin/Primecoin, and Namecoin. Everything else is too great of a risk to put any significant amount of $$ into (but good to throw your spare change at!).
Namecoin, it's fix is going to be implemented within the next couple of weeks, and its old price fluctuated between 3x and 6x its current ones(priced in btc).
Ppcoin/Peercoin is the first POS coin, and has a very active developer. It's community has recently started to become much more active, hence the price rise from 40 to 65 cents ea. I expect it'll probably begin rivaling litecoin sometime in the next three months.
Mastercoin, Seems interesting- I bought a couple- it isn't really functional yet, but has a couple million dollars invested in development/bounties/etc... And is money supply is limited to 600,000 coins, one of which is currently around 0.1 btc ea.
Primecoin- less than the others, but its still pretty new, and at it's all time low in terms of btc, has pretty much remained constant in terms of usd.
Ppcoin/Peercoin is the first POS coin, and has a very active developer. It's community has recently started to become much more active, hence the price rise from 40 to 65 cents ea. I expect it'll probably begin rivaling litecoin sometime in the next three months.
Mastercoin, Seems interesting- I bought a couple- it isn't really functional yet, but has a couple million dollars invested in development/bounties/etc... And is money supply is limited to 600,000 coins, one of which is currently around 0.1 btc ea.
Primecoin- less than the others, but its still pretty new, and at it's all time low in terms of btc, has pretty much remained constant in terms of usd.
Bitbar. There are only 7500 outstanding so you could get a large percentage cheap. Expect to see it over .01 in the not too distant future which is almost 10x its current value.
Longer term values are Megacoin and Anoncoin due to their superior development work.
Look into CGB 
Bitbar. There are only 7500 outstanding so you could get a large percentage cheap. Expect to see it over .01 in the not too distant future which is almost 10x its current value.
Longer term values are Megacoin and Anoncoin due to their superior development work.
Don't be silly. It is a merged-mined coin, it has lots of supporters, including more and more authors who write for Devtome and get paid in DeVCoins, it has lots of bounty offered for upgrading of its code to incorporate all the fixes I0Coin has that all the merged mined coins are going to be needing, heck it even has a huge use in finance, so much so that the amount of secured loan that is denominated in DeVCoin is way the heck more DeVCoins than will even actually exist for years to come.
DeVCoin has hardly even started yet. It is no way about to die.
But, now might not be the best time to buy. Who knows, it might drop to one satoshi per coin if all the Devtome authors continue to throw away their DeVCoins ridiculously cheap. So watch them and see just how cheap the Devtome authors are willing to throw them away for!
On Vircurex I have offers at every possible price in satoshis both up and down from the actual margin gap where the trading happens, so I sell when people want to buy and buy when people want to sell. Slowly over time my total hoard of the combo of BiTCoins and DeVCoins there thus grows little by little. Being the patient one whose order sits waiting to be taken is the profitable way to go it seems, the people who want their order processed immediately pay for their impatience, in effect. And every satoshi of price is a big percentage!
I would suggest doing as I do: place orders at one satoshi, two satoshis, and so on all the way up to somewhere vaguely close to the current trading edge, when people sell to them, start putting sell orders at every satoshi starting somewhere up above the current trading point... It takes patience but moves of several satoshis each way do happen quite often.
It is really nice being able to sit at every possible price. Most, maybe all, other coins have way too many decimals not commonly used so would take thousands or millions of orders to do that whereas with DeVCoin you can cover all possible prices with just a few hundred orders or less. Others you end up in battles with bots arguing over prices because there is so much space typically available in the price granularity. With DeVCoins you can just blanket-fill all possible prices so you don't have to worry about all that finicky changing of prices fighting with the bots.
-MarkM-
DeVCoin has hardly even started yet. It is no way about to die.
But, now might not be the best time to buy. Who knows, it might drop to one satoshi per coin if all the Devtome authors continue to throw away their DeVCoins ridiculously cheap. So watch them and see just how cheap the Devtome authors are willing to throw them away for!
On Vircurex I have offers at every possible price in satoshis both up and down from the actual margin gap where the trading happens, so I sell when people want to buy and buy when people want to sell. Slowly over time my total hoard of the combo of BiTCoins and DeVCoins there thus grows little by little. Being the patient one whose order sits waiting to be taken is the profitable way to go it seems, the people who want their order processed immediately pay for their impatience, in effect. And every satoshi of price is a big percentage!
I would suggest doing as I do: place orders at one satoshi, two satoshis, and so on all the way up to somewhere vaguely close to the current trading edge, when people sell to them, start putting sell orders at every satoshi starting somewhere up above the current trading point... It takes patience but moves of several satoshis each way do happen quite often.
It is really nice being able to sit at every possible price. Most, maybe all, other coins have way too many decimals not commonly used so would take thousands or millions of orders to do that whereas with DeVCoin you can cover all possible prices with just a few hundred orders or less. Others you end up in battles with bots arguing over prices because there is so much space typically available in the price granularity. With DeVCoins you can just blanket-fill all possible prices so you don't have to worry about all that finicky changing of prices fighting with the bots.
-MarkM-
DeVCoin, maybe? It is so cheap right now that even a satoshi either way in price is nearly 5% ...
Yet in the past it has gone for 300 satoshis or more.
-MarkM-
Yet in the past it has gone for 300 satoshis or more.
-MarkM-
A $100 gamble seems reasonable, but would you not say, that now, it looks like it maybe simply dead?
DeVCoin, maybe? It is so cheap right now that even a satoshi either way in price is nearly 5% ...
Yet in the past it has gone for 300 satoshis or more.
-MarkM-
Yet in the past it has gone for 300 satoshis or more.
-MarkM-
Thoughts?
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