What Are The Best Unlisted Altcoins?

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Quote from: Memento on March 07, 2017, 12:56:31 PM

Most of us go to coinmarketcap when we search for altcoins, but there's allot of unlisted altcoins. What do you think is the best altcoins that are not listed on coinmarketcap?

the only coins that are not listed in anywhere are either too bad coins which were scam, virus, or any other bad reason and these lists removed them to protect users. or they were dead coins with no longer active blockchain.
this group are obviously all bad coins.

also there are very new coins that are not yet released, so these sites like coinmarketcap don't list them. again saying anything about if they are good or bad is too soon!

also remember that when opening the home page you only see a limited number of coins you have to go to the next page to see the rest of them!

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Quote from: Memento on March 07, 2017, 12:56:31 PM

Most of us go to coinmarketcap when we search for altcoins, but there's allot of unlisted altcoins. What do you think is the best altcoins that are not listed on coinmarketcap?

Why are you searching for those coins..? Don't even think of investing in it. There are lots of coins in coinmarketcap, if you really want to try then learn them and invest. Don't go for unlisted altcoins.

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. Coinmarketcap only list best crypto in the market. Any altcoin which is not listed on coinmarketcap means they are not trusted or just a scam coin. Or maybe coinmarketcap is just lazy updating altcoin list. Coinmarketcap is ranking the altcoin base on its volume and its price. Any alts thats not on the list are mostly no value.

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I don't think you will find any good coin that not listed yet, even if the developer don't applied for listing one of the community member will.

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Quote from: worldfromabove on March 12, 2017, 12:58:57 AM

If it's not on coinmarketcap, it's not worthy paying attention to IMO.

basically.

but still tons of TRASH listed Cool

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calling the Top300 ... are coins.
the rest??

still some no volume lurking, takes $10/day to bounce out of that range.

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There are thousands of coins on coinmarketcap.com now if there isn't a coin listed there I wonder the stupidity behind looking for unlisted coins.
Only the first 15 coins are truly something worth our attention.

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If it's not on coinmarketcap, it's not worthy paying attention to IMO.

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Quote from: jeffthebaker on March 10, 2017, 08:55:13 PM

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Filecoin. I watched an interview of the lead developer of Openbazaar talk about it and that they are thinking about using it for their decentralized platform. When I searched for it at coinmarketcap.com, it was not there. Be on the watch for that cryptocoin if it gets added on Poloniex or Kraken.

Any chance you could link said interview with a timestamp? After searching for it, Filecoin appears to be a dead shitcoin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ipo-annfcfilecoin-decentralized-encrypted-file-storage-506345

Of course, if an entity such as OpenBazaar were to implement such a coin, it would definitely breathe life back into it. I'd throw a few bucks in (on the pretense that I can find somewhere to buy it) if said situation is reality.

Sure I will try looking for it. It was in a Bitcoin podcast where Brian Hoffman was a guest. But there were no definite plans of actually using Filecoin yet, but they are really considering the idea. I speculate that they need a form of repayment source for the project since there are venture capitalists who invested in it.

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Quote from: kolap on March 10, 2017, 11:39:21 PM

I agree, if it not list then it is a scam because the dev is abundant it. The best and active would never die in the first place.

yes i think so too, if want to invest or trade then look at the reviews of the coin

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Quote from: Rockie1234 on March 10, 2017, 04:13:45 PM

Let me just point out that there is a reason those altcoins are unlisted. For example, Onecoin, a well-known scam of a "currency," is not listed. They falsely claim they have a blockchain, when in fact nothing of the sort exists. They also have meet-ups, which have incredibly questionable advice and their website is full of lies. Of course, there are other unlisted coins, but they are either dead or so unknown that they will never get anywhere.

There's a reason no one's replied with their "favourite unlisted" coin.

not only onecoin that is not on the list, but TBCcoin also may be the same as it was and he just took advantage not think dapaknya like, because he only speaks well to appeal to everyone and to invest in the site TBCcoin, I think only fools who want to invest on their site just kind of MLM TBCcoin not cryptocurrency.

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I agree, if it not list then it is a scam because the dev is abundant it. The best and active would never die in the first place.

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If they are the best,they should be listed only scam coin should be unlisted,a coin developer will list his coins to as many sites or directory,so people will discover how good his coin is,you can see the best altcoins are always visible and everywhere.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 10, 2017, 08:23:18 PM

Filecoin. I watched an interview of the lead developer of Openbazaar talk about it and that they are thinking about using it for their decentralized platform. When I searched for it at coinmarketcap.com, it was not there. Be on the watch for that cryptocoin if it gets added on Poloniex or Kraken.

Any chance you could link said interview with a timestamp? After searching for it, Filecoin appears to be a dead shitcoin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ipo-annfcfilecoin-decentralized-encrypted-file-storage-506345

Of course, if an entity such as OpenBazaar were to implement such a coin, it would definitely breathe life back into it. I'd throw a few bucks in (on the pretense that I can find somewhere to buy it) if said situation is reality.

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none of them...
if they aren't listed, why should you trust? that's not investment, that's gamble. and to gamble you should go to a casino.

i never understood why people "invest" in these coins...

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Filecoin. I watched an interview of the lead developer of Openbazaar talk about it and that they are thinking about using it for their decentralized platform. When I searched for it at coinmarketcap.com, it was not there. Be on the watch for that cryptocoin if it gets added on Poloniex or Kraken.

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Let me just point out that there is a reason those altcoins are unlisted. For example, Onecoin, a well-known scam of a "currency," is not listed. They falsely claim they have a blockchain, when in fact nothing of the sort exists. They also have meet-ups, which have incredibly questionable advice and their website is full of lies. Of course, there are other unlisted coins, but they are either dead or so unknown that they will never get anywhere.

There's a reason no one's replied with their "favourite unlisted" coin.

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Most of us go to coinmarketcap when we search for altcoins, but there's allot of unlisted altcoins. What do you think is the best altcoins that are not listed on coinmarketcap?

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