lol, Its so funny that you guys are STILL discussing this topic. Bitbean already destroyed all of the POS coins you guys are talking about in AlphaCrypto's experiment. I have been 'sprouting' for quite a while and I must say its the best satoshi generator out there.
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Topic: What is best PoS coin to invest into right now? - page 5. (Read 71398 times)
Made me look on the Blackcoin as i had completely forgotten it. I thought it would be flat lined by now but it actually looks pretty good. Volume could be higher considering that's it's higher on the marketcap i thought it would be.
Blackcoin is a good PoS coin, and one of the oldest ones around in the market. It may not be as valuable as other coins, but it has a nice community and development team. Given how low its stake rate is, the inflation is low which prevents the cryptocurrency from becoming extremely worthless over time. Other PoS coins with big stake rates (like LiteDoge and 1337) are not worth your investment because of their high inflation rate.
Despite this, if you're looking for PoS coins to buy right now, I'd recommend that you consider Peercoin, Blackcoin, Emercoin, and Decred. These cryptocurrencies have active communities and development team, as well as, innovation. The oldest are Peercoin and Blackcoin yet they've been actively trading on the market since launch. Considering that we're still in a bear market these days, PoS coins are quite a bargain on the market.
Nonetheless, the list of PoS coins on the market appears to be growing each day. Which means, that they're the way of the future relative to traditional PoW cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Just my opinion
1337 or now rebranded have pitiful stake rate with a high inflation rate. I sold all my 1337 because is a pure loss to hold this coin. Maybe now is a better situation, maybe it will be better in the future, possible bull run. I certainly gave up on him.
Made me look on the Blackcoin as i had completely forgotten it. I thought it would be flat lined by now but it actually looks pretty good. Volume could be higher considering that's it's higher on the marketcap i thought it would be.
Blackcoin is a good PoS coin, and one of the oldest ones around in the market. It may not be as valuable as other coins, but it has a nice community and development team. Given how low its stake rate is, the inflation is low which prevents the cryptocurrency from becoming extremely worthless over time. Other PoS coins with big stake rates (like LiteDoge and 1337) are not worth your investment because of their high inflation rate.
Despite this, if you're looking for PoS coins to buy right now, I'd recommend that you consider Peercoin, Blackcoin, Emercoin, and Decred. These cryptocurrencies have active communities and development team, as well as, innovation. The oldest are Peercoin and Blackcoin yet they've been actively trading on the market since launch. Considering that we're still in a bear market these days, PoS coins are quite a bargain on the market.
Nonetheless, the list of PoS coins on the market appears to be growing each day. Which means, that they're the way of the future relative to traditional PoW cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Just my opinion
Maybe not have so much value now, but maybe XLR is a good coin to invest i think but the rewards are not so good because price is low, but if in future price grow then is more easy to get some profit. But PoS coins not have so much value as PoW coins.
Completely agree with you, mate. While this is true, there are a select few PoS cryptocurrencies which are quite worth the investment. I tend to look for PoS cryptocurrencies with highly active development and a supportive community. Also, the supply of a specific cryptocurrency is something important to have in mind as it could either affect or benefit your investment over the long term.
There's been several PoS cryptocurrencies with high inflation, causing their price to become lower each day. I used to stake Mintcoin in my early days, but now it seems to be abandoned in development and its price is super inexpensive. Situations like these, make people desperate as they're left holding the bag of useless coins (bagholder). Which is why, I strongly believe that we should do our own research in order to seek PoS coins that are well worth the investment.
Nonetheless, PoS coins like Peercoin, Blackcoin, StakeNet, and Ethereum (once it switches to PoS, of course) are tried-and-tested within the Blockchain industry with several developers and the community working on them every step of the way. Best of all, they're not hyperinflated unlike many PoS coins in the market right now. Just my thoughts
Made me look on the Blackcoin as i had completely forgotten it. I thought it would be flat lined by now but it actually looks pretty good. Volume could be higher considering that's it's higher on the marketcap i thought it would be.
Completely agree with you, mate. While this is true, there are a select few PoS cryptocurrencies which are quite worth the investment. I tend to look for PoS cryptocurrencies with highly active development and a supportive community. Also, the supply of a specific cryptocurrency is something important to have in mind as it could either affect or benefit your investment over the long term.
There's been several PoS cryptocurrencies with high inflation, causing their price to become lower each day. I used to stake Mintcoin in my early days, but now it seems to be abandoned in development and its price is super inexpensive. Situations like these, make people desperate as they're left holding the bag of useless coins (bagholder). Which is why, I strongly believe that we should do our own research in order to seek PoS coins that are well worth the investment.
Nonetheless, PoS coins like Peercoin, Blackcoin, StakeNet, and Ethereum (once it switches to PoS, of course) are tried-and-tested within the Blockchain industry with several developers and the community working on them every step of the way. Best of all, they're not hyperinflated unlike many PoS coins in the market right now. Just my thoughts
Made me look on the Blackcoin as i had completely forgotten it. I thought it would be flat lined by now but it actually looks pretty good. Volume could be higher considering that's it's higher on the marketcap i thought it would be.
PoS coins usually fluctuate because there is a problem of trust in their issuance, so the profitability depends on the team and the project itself. It's difficult to say which are the most profitable by the oscillation. But if you are lucky you will have nothing to complain about because sometimes this form of emission is generous.
Completely agree with you, mate. While this is true, there are a select few PoS cryptocurrencies which are quite worth the investment. I tend to look for PoS cryptocurrencies with highly active development and a supportive community. Also, the supply of a specific cryptocurrency is something important to have in mind as it could either affect or benefit your investment over the long term.
There's been several PoS cryptocurrencies with high inflation, causing their price to become lower each day. I used to stake Mintcoin in my early days, but now it seems to be abandoned in development and its price is super inexpensive. Situations like these, make people desperate as they're left holding the bag of useless coins (bagholder). Which is why, I strongly believe that we should do our own research in order to seek PoS coins that are well worth the investment.
Nonetheless, PoS coins like Peercoin, Blackcoin, StakeNet, and Ethereum (once it switches to PoS, of course) are tried-and-tested within the Blockchain industry with several developers and the community working on them every step of the way. Best of all, they're not hyperinflated unlike many PoS coins in the market right now. Just my thoughts
PoS coins usually fluctuate because there is a problem of trust in their issuance, so the profitability depends on the team and the project itself. It's difficult to say which are the most profitable by the oscillation. But if you are lucky you will have nothing to complain about because sometimes this form of emission is generous.
I am also staking some XTZ, it works nicely and without problem since the beginning. To me it seems very similar to Waves (where you lease your coins to a staker), however Waves has much lower staking rewards.
I've never tried staking Tezos before, but it seems that it's quite promising with its innovative smart contract technology. What has attracted me the most about it is the larger staking rewards than Waves. I've been staking some Waves for a couple of months now, to only obtain a very small portion of profit. This is good in some point, as it prevents the cryptocurrency from becoming extremely inflated over the long term. However, it's not good to make some real cash within a short time frame. Despite this, Tezos could be a nice PoS coin to invest into relative to other popular alternatives like EOS and TRON.
As for staking TRON, you can earn extra coins if you vote for specific representatives. I've been investing into SesameSeed so far, and I've been earning a decent income in TRX daily. The more you invest into the SEED token, the more TRX you'll earn. But, as with any PoS cryptocurrency, there are some risks which can put all your investments down the drain if not taken care of. The huge risk relies on the current market price per coin, which can either go to the moon or hit the bottom. Which is why, you'd need to do your own due diligence before investing your hard-earned money into PoS cryptocurrencies.
He had some news for Ethereum POS. However, this development still has not occurred. Why is he so late? Now I think the most robust project similar to POS is XTZ.
I am also staking some XTZ, it works nicely and without problem since the beginning. To me it seems very similar to Waves (where you lease your coins to a staker), however Waves has much lower staking rewards. The best PoS that I experience is Accelerator or ACC .
I manage to get some of their airdrop and buy while they are at a low price and stake it.
Then the price went crazy sold half of my holdings and manage to gain profit because I get my investment back and still have some ACC stake it again until the price went down.
I manage to get some of their airdrop and buy while they are at a low price and stake it.
Then the price went crazy sold half of my holdings and manage to gain profit because I get my investment back and still have some ACC stake it again until the price went down.
Accelerator Network is quite a promising project. It's one of the first PoS tokens to emerge within the Ethereum blockchain, making it highly innovative. While there's going to be a swap to a new token on June 2019 (which will not use PoS anymore), it's good to stake the old ACC token before the swap begins. The stake rates are quite attractive, making it a highly profitable ERC-20 token to invest into.
Other PoS coins that are quite profitable are Bean Cash and StakeNet. Their development teams are highly active, and their communities are outstanding. Of course, their prices are extremely low these days which is a result of the bear market that began in 2018. But, investing into these cryptocurrencies and staking them on your wallet, will help you gain a return of investment over the long term.
Nonetheless, the best thing that PoS coins have is that they pay for itself over time by simply holding them into your wallet. Bean Cash, StakeNet, Magi, PIVX, among others, are quite attractive cryptocurrencies to invest nowadays. Just my opinion
He had some news for Ethereum POS. However, this development still has not occurred. Why is he so late? Now I think the most robust project similar to POS is XTZ.
The best PoS that I experience is Accelerator or ACC .
I manage to get some of their airdrop and buy while they are at a low price and stake it.
Then the price went crazy sold half of my holdings and manage to gain profit because I get my investment back and still have some ACC stake it again until the price went down.
I manage to get some of their airdrop and buy while they are at a low price and stake it.
Then the price went crazy sold half of my holdings and manage to gain profit because I get my investment back and still have some ACC stake it again until the price went down.
It seems to me that at the moment the era of other technologies, called SPoS, is coming. As far as I know, this technology is more perfect.
The SPoS technology seems to be an innovative approach to PoS, without a doubt. However, it has a greater degree of centralization largely because it depends on specialized hardware for security. It's still a concept though, as it's too early to tell how it will behave among the crypto space.
Speaking of SPoS, the developer of this innovative consensus algorithm is the one who created Peercoin. This cryptocurrency was the very first PoS coin to emerge on the market, paving the way for others to emerge. Right now, prices have stalled, but it's one of the best PoS coins to invest right now because of its proven track record of development and innovation.
Peercoin is still going strong with a dedicated community behind it. Best of all, it has an interest or staking rate of 1% per year, which greatly prevents hyperinflation.
for me the best proof of stake coin is ethereum but when they launch this functionality i don't know hope soon very soon to avoid proof of work inflation -good luck for all
Ethereum is the best PoS coin without a doubt. It's still PoW but being slowly transitioned into PoS. I'd suggest that you buy as much as you can while it's cheap before prices start to skyrocket. The current pricing may not last for long, as Bitcoin starts to gain traction within the market causing an uptrend for Ethereum. One interesting feature for ETH though, would be the staking pools as you could easily build your own passive income system with your ETH holdings.
Investing a little into ETH now and then, will allow you to make a decent profit when it switches to PoS.
for me the best proof of stake coin is ethereum but when they launch this functionality i don't know hope soon very soon to avoid proof of work inflation -good luck for all
It seems to me that at the moment the era of other technologies, called SPoS, is coming. As far as I know, this technology is more perfect.
Although they use a different word TEZOS is a good project to use for staking. They call it baking but it's actually the same thing, and best of all it works from a cold storage wallet so you don't have to leave your computer on all the time
Is it possible that today there are still chances of good investments in any other projects besides Bitcoin and ethereum? It seems to me that I would not take risks What means that have remained for today, Especially since they again predict a strong drop in the market in May of this year. I have seen many PoS coins decline in value over time, making your stakes less profitable than ever.
However, even though this happens, there are a very few coins that prove to become worth to hold for the long term.
Nevertheless, I would like to know which PoS would be best to invest into these days, according to market movement. I'm always on the look for good PoS coins to put my money into, and make my profits grow for the long term.
x42 protocol might interest you. Zero-fee Blockchain with Proof-of-stake(not dPoS),Finite supply.Building a Sidechain and dApp platform.However, even though this happens, there are a very few coins that prove to become worth to hold for the long term.
Nevertheless, I would like to know which PoS would be best to invest into these days, according to market movement. I'm always on the look for good PoS coins to put my money into, and make my profits grow for the long term.
Coding language is C# Masternodes are to be launched very soon.
Ann thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-x42-feeless-pos-fast-price-locks-erc20-wrapped-token-on-uniswap-4799548
GitHub: https://github.com/x42protocol
Anyone can host a full node,support the network and start staking.
Thank you my friend, I have been looking at EOS for a while now but haven't taken the plunge to buy any. Waves I do own and have since 3 years ago now and I really like how they have their leasing feature. My goal is to build up enough PoS and masternodes as I can so that in the near future I'll be able to live off the passive income that they generate so this thread will help me and anyone looking to do the same.
I have the same goal as you, mate. By investing on PoS coins, and masternodes, one could achieve a decent passive income that's enough to live off it. There are so many cryptocurrencies these days with attractive interest rates per year, which are extremely ideal for said purpose. Personally, I have a list of selective cryptocurrencies which are good towards building a solid passive income over the long term. Such list involves cryptocurrencies such as EOS, STEEM, ARK, LISK, Waves, Komodo, and Stellar.
In case you didn't knew, Stellar (XLM) allows you to earn interest by holding the coins. All you need to do is to set the inflation destination on your Stellar account to start earning daily (check out Lumenaut on Google).
Although they use a different word TEZOS is a good project to use for staking. They call it baking but it's actually the same thing, and best of all it works from a cold storage wallet so you don't have to leave your computer on all the time
Yes. Tezos is a DPoS cryptocurrency and works in a similar fashion to other coins like EOS, ARK, and LISK. Personally, I prefer DPoS coins on top of PoS ones, since they provide a better revenue stream without having to leave the wallet open every time. Also, DPoS is far more democratic than PoS (although it's considered somewhat centralized).
Nonetheless, if you're looking to invest within the top PoS coins in market cap, then I'd suggest that you look further into EOS, TRON and STEEM as they provide good opportunities for profit.
Although they use a different word TEZOS is a good project to use for staking. They call it baking but it's actually the same thing, and best of all it works from a cold storage wallet so you don't have to leave your computer on all the time
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