Topic: What are the new source coins of 2015? (Read 565 times)
It's CREVACOIN launched 2015, may, 26
https://c-cex.com/?id=stat
now It's trading volume is best in c-cex !
how about visit It's homepage ?
http://www.crevacoin.com
EDIT: My BTS is currently stored on an exchange. Will I need to withdraw my coins before the switch to 2.0 to prevent losing them?
No, exchanges will convert them to new chain automatically. Anyway any news about this will be posted at BTT.
BTW If you want to track new BitShares development - new github repository you can find here https://github.com/cryptonomex
Other than NEM (which was in development since January 2014), what other new source coins have been released recently?
BitShares 2.0 https://bitshares.org
For more information: https://bitshares.org/blog/2015/06/08/announcing-bitshares-2.0
Well that certainly looks interesting. Even though I have a few BTS myself, I haven't really been keeping up with the latest developments and while I saw the official announcement thread posted on here, I assumed that the "2.0" bit was just marketing hype.
That being said, a code rewrite - while significant, probably doesn't exactly fit the definition of being a new cryptocurrency. Late 2013 and early to mid 2014 saw the release of numerous new source coins such as NXT, Qora, BitShares, Crypti, NODE, etc. It seems that the flow of new new source coins has dried up recently which is a shame because that is where I believe the most innovation lies.
EDIT: My BTS is currently stored on an exchange. Will I need to withdraw my coins before the switch to 2.0 to prevent losing them?
Other than NEM (which was in development since January 2014), what other new source coins have been released recently?
BitShares 2.0 https://bitshares.org
For more information: https://bitshares.org/blog/2015/06/08/announcing-bitshares-2.0
Other than NEM (which was in development since January 2014), what other new source coins have been released recently?
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