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Topic: What are your top 5 altcoins - in order? - page 9. (Read 26405 times)
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Bitshares X and Bitshares PTS are in the top 10 and climbing
Once BitUSD is released would not surprise me to see Bitshares X market cap exceed BTC.
You can say you heard it here first
Bitshares X and Bitshares PTS are in the top 10 and climbing
Once BitUSD is released would not surprise me to see Bitshares X market cap exceed BTC.
You can say you heard it here first
Bytecoin,Litecoin, Darkcoin, Dogecoin and Next
1) DOGE
2) STELLAR
3) NXT
2) STELLAR
3) NXT
I second your choice. As 4th & 5th I'll name Litecoin & Ether.
1) BTC - the ''father''
2) DOGE - the eldest ''son''
3) BCN - the wisest (true anonymous) ''son''
4) FCN - the middle ''son''
5) Cloak - the youngest ''son''
2) DOGE - the eldest ''son''
3) BCN - the wisest (true anonymous) ''son''
4) FCN - the middle ''son''
5) Cloak - the youngest ''son''
1. A-coin
2. Myriadcoin
3. Deutsche eMark
4. Zetacoin.
5. Dogecoin.
2. Myriadcoin
3. Deutsche eMark
4. Zetacoin.
5. Dogecoin.
BTC (not even alt, but people include it, so will i)
NXT
BCN
LTC
FCN
NXT
BCN
LTC
FCN
IMHO they are:
1 - BCN - CN based coin (original one)
2 - FCN - another CN based coin with MM
3 - Doge - gave got very funny logo )
4 - NXT
1 - BCN - CN based coin (original one)
2 - FCN - another CN based coin with MM
3 - Doge - gave got very funny logo )
4 - NXT
Hmmm. I wonder how lists have changed since the start of this year? 
1) DOGE
2) STELLAR
3) NXT
2) STELLAR
3) NXT
1 - iXcoin IXC 
: a 3 years time tested coin, like Bitcoin but bravely ending mining on Oct 2014: it will be interesting to see what happen
: a 3 years time tested coin, like Bitcoin but bravely ending mining on Oct 2014: it will be interesting to see what happenOf course nothing gonna happen. There is only 1 altcoin in the game right now, it is XMR. All other coins are garbage.
I'm not sure about the last positions:
1 Next
2 Ubitanium
3 Minerals
4 Huntercoin
5 Noblecoin
1 Next
2 Ubitanium
3 Minerals
4 Huntercoin
5 Noblecoin
Worldcoin- because of Scharmbeck
Kittehcoin- because of Doge, and max Kieser
Dogecoin- because of volume
Etheruem- because of Andreas Antonopoulos
Scharmbeck shares- not a coin but yea
This is a winning list, believe it if you want.
Kittehcoin- because of Doge, and max Kieser
Dogecoin- because of volume
Etheruem- because of Andreas Antonopoulos
Scharmbeck shares- not a coin but yea
This is a winning list, believe it if you want.
Winning! [not if you entered in Jan 2014]
1 pogs
2 half dollars
3 quarters
4 nickles
5 dimes
2 half dollars
3 quarters
4 nickles
5 dimes
Make sure they are old silvers first.
Crypto Pogs? Why hasn't that been pumped yet?
My top 5 coins (this month) in order:
XMR - Monero
QRK - Quarkcoin
XPM - Primecoin
LTC - Litecoin
DOGE - Dogecoin
XMR - Monero
QRK - Quarkcoin
XPM - Primecoin
LTC - Litecoin
DOGE - Dogecoin
I can tell at least two of them:
1- Monero: professional dev team, and true anonymity
You can study some discussions about anonymity and especially Monero anonymity in the following thread, where fluffypony, one of the devs, explained about it:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anonymity-724208
2- Sync: Assest-backed cryptocurrency and committed dev
1- Monero: professional dev team, and true anonymity
You can study some discussions about anonymity and especially Monero anonymity in the following thread, where fluffypony, one of the devs, explained about it:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anonymity-724208
2- Sync: Assest-backed cryptocurrency and committed dev
1 pogs
2 half dollars
3 quarters
4 nickles
5 dimes
2 half dollars
3 quarters
4 nickles
5 dimes
1) NXT
2) NXT
3) NXT
4) CRYPTI
5) NXT
2) NXT
3) NXT
4) CRYPTI
5) NXT
1. Bitshares X
My top 5 begin and end with XC & XCurrency.
Why? See below:
Every XC wallet is automatically an Xnode and no balance needs to be held in it (aka, completely decentralized).
Privacy Mode is on-chain, and breaks transactions into fragments and utilises trustless mixing to forward fragments on to the recipient. (It's not a ring signature either; it's a unique m-of-m multisig transaction.)
XC will soon be adding "stealth addresses" to its arsenal. This will allow the receiver to publicise a receiving address, while payments sent to it will arrive in another address, prevent associating the receiver with amounts received.
Finally XC nodes can run as TOR nodes, so that not only are their IP addresses concealed, but since they do not use exit nodes they're immune to packet sniffers.
As such, XC claims to be completely private. Sender address, receiver address, amount, and IP address are all kept private. Future developments will allow increasing control over degrees of privacy, enabling XC transactions to be flexible and tailored to a wide variety of use-cases.
In addition to completely anonymous transfers, XC has XChat, instant p2p encrypted messaging (also available on the XC TOR Stick, www.xcmerch.com). XC is also developing encrypted voice + video to be used across PC & mobile platforms.
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/xcurrency-begins-selling-highly-anticipated-xchat-tor-stick/2014/08/07
Lead developer: Dan Metcalf -- http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dan-metcalf/12/1a8/b82
http://www.xc-official.com/
Why? See below:
Every XC wallet is automatically an Xnode and no balance needs to be held in it (aka, completely decentralized).
Privacy Mode is on-chain, and breaks transactions into fragments and utilises trustless mixing to forward fragments on to the recipient. (It's not a ring signature either; it's a unique m-of-m multisig transaction.)
- Since every node forwards fragments, there's no telling whether a node is the originator or final receiver of a fragment. Therefore receiver/sender address is concealed.
- Since fragments are sent, there's no telling what the full amount of any given transaction is. Therefore the amount sent/received is concealed.
- Since trustless mixing is m-of-m multisig, no node can steal coins. They can either sign or opt out. (In the latter case, fragments are sent via spare nodes).
XC will soon be adding "stealth addresses" to its arsenal. This will allow the receiver to publicise a receiving address, while payments sent to it will arrive in another address, prevent associating the receiver with amounts received.
Finally XC nodes can run as TOR nodes, so that not only are their IP addresses concealed, but since they do not use exit nodes they're immune to packet sniffers.
As such, XC claims to be completely private. Sender address, receiver address, amount, and IP address are all kept private. Future developments will allow increasing control over degrees of privacy, enabling XC transactions to be flexible and tailored to a wide variety of use-cases.
In addition to completely anonymous transfers, XC has XChat, instant p2p encrypted messaging (also available on the XC TOR Stick, www.xcmerch.com). XC is also developing encrypted voice + video to be used across PC & mobile platforms.
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/xcurrency-begins-selling-highly-anticipated-xchat-tor-stick/2014/08/07
Lead developer: Dan Metcalf -- http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dan-metcalf/12/1a8/b82
http://www.xc-official.com/
Nxt
Bytecoin
Peercoin
Darkcoin
Namecoin
Bytecoin
Peercoin
Darkcoin
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