Topic: What is best PoS coin to invest into right now? - page 8. (Read 71398 times)

I'm amazed by the level of commitment developers have into making this project not only a cryptocurrency, but also a platform for interoperability within blockchains. Considering XSN's prices today, it's extremely inexpensive compared with its previous ATH. Not to mention, the technologies and features XSN have, would've made it a very valuable cryptocurrency today. The reason why it's still at its lows could be the reaction of Bitcoin's bear market which began last year.

StakeNet would need a lot of marketing/promotion if it wants to attract a lot of investors into it. Everything about it is great, but if it lacks adoption within the mainstream world, then it would simply fail over the long term. Hopefully, that won't be the case, as I'm heavily invested in this exciting cryptocurrency. Which leaves me with Bean Cash, StakeNet, and Ethereum as one of the best PoS coins to invest into right now.

Stakenet (XSN) is defs one you should look at. Here’s why:

• They invented TPoS which is arguably the best offline staking solution.
• They were the first POS/MN coin to implement Segwit, Atomic Swaps and Lightning Network
• They were the first to perform Lightning Swaps on mainnet and publish a guide so anyone could try
• They have confirmed integration with Ledger and Xeeda wallets for Cold Staking
• They formed a partnership with Litecoin Foundation to develop Lightning Network
• They launched their Cloud Staking platform supporting XSN, PIVX and Stratis currently with more on the way
• They launched their Masternodes as a Service platform which they setup, maintain and update your MN for you. It is a trustless service so you keep your collateral safely in your own wallet
• They launched Masternode monitoring and RSB services.

Now that was all 2018 and was to lay the foundation for what’s coming this year. They just released their roadmap for 2019 and its awesome.

The next release is going to be their Multi-currency Light Wallet which is going to be special. Their MN network is going to host all the Blockchains so the wallet doesn’t need too, you interact with the Blockchains by signing Lightning Invoices. This keeps the wallet lightweight as it only needs to hold your private keys so can be put on any device.

The next thing is their DEX which is also run via the MN network and utilises their Lightning Swap tech. This will mean P2P trading, straight from wallet to wallet, not having to trust a third party with your funds. They also have Frank Amato helping with the design to make sure it is fully featured exchange that has everything a pro trader would need.

They have even more coming as well like privacy features, CCPoS  and Dapps hosting. They also have their own Hardware Division which is also going to be bringing new and unique products to market.

The big picture here is that they have a hell of a lot of potential, their Lightning Swap tech alone is game changing. For example a retailer accepts BTC but you have LTC you can pay no problem, the Lightning Swap tech will convert your LTC for you as you make the payment to BTC for the retailer. Oh and the best part is that every services running on the MN network will collect fees for providing the services and all of those fees go back to the MN holders. So for example all the trading fees from the DEX get paid back to MN holders, this provides MNs multiple revenue streams for passive income.

Stakenet are a top tier project with a low tier market cap of $10M. That won’t last forever though as this years releases start dropping and people begin to notice. If you look on Ledgers Github you can see they working on a XSN integration right now.

https://github.com/LedgerHQ/lib-ledger-core/pull/79

There aren’t many if any projects that have more potential for this year than XSN in my opinion.

Yea Iam waiting for the ETH to Proof of stake switch to have an effect and I hope it will help that network lower its costs.    They can still mess it up but seems very likely a step in the right direction and imo its a positive for all POS coins in helping underline and verify the advantages are real and available to users.     Its a pretty big deal with people can partake in network transactions just with a wallet being online, its far closer to normal participation then mining and of course the original Bitcoin was miner in the wallet to start with.


It could be more then that, by now POS with coins I have that are 4 now soon 5 years old I wanted the idea to be of some replacement to POW model.  Its possible if not probable even, every free market tends towards efficiency by the constant of competitiveness

Same. The thing I love about Bean Cash is that it's extremely fast, yet dirt cheap. I can have thousands of beans in my wallet at a low cost and stake them for profit. With Alphacrypto's PoS experiment, I have seen how profitable BEAN is in respect to other popular PoS cryptocurrencies. These times where crypto is on a downfall in price, are ideal to buy and stake some BEAN for the future.

That's why Bean Cash is my favorite PoS cryptocurrency today. Which makes it one of the best PoS coins to invest nowadays.



Nice observation, mate. I've never thought about this before with depth, until now thanks to your explanation. It's good to know the advantages/disadvantages of both PoW and PoS-based cryptocurrencies, to help make an investment decision for the long term. The one cryptocurrency I'm looking forward to investing massively is Ethereum. This is because, ETH will become a PoS cryptocurrency soon. If it manages to solve many of the inherent issues within existing PoS coins, then it'll be quite revolutionary within the crypto space.

Nonetheless, it's good to have a variety of coins using diverse consensus algorithms whenever it's PoW, PoS, DPoS, PoC, PoB, and more.

The problem with high inflation is that it represents the cost of the network to the holders of the coin.   So in Bitcoin the fees are apparent and optional to only active users paying for those fees, some of the fee is scaled to speed and you can opt to pay a little less for slower speed.

That by itself is not a bad system, if POS is to compare well or even be better it has to be quite a low rate of inflation to new coins for encouraging staking, transmission of transactions.    If the cost is too high, it means that coin is inefficient.   THe whole point of POS or at least the base case is efficiency gains over the often costly POW constant raising of work and complexity to provide security

I love these Beans! So green! so fun! In all seriousness... inflation is real... to keep staking at the same level you have to keep adding more coins to the wallet. I'm more than halfway to ROI in Beans but I should have kept buying additional Beans instead of resting on my laurels... a mistake I need to address now while the prices are buyer-favorable.

As for those other coins you mentioned? I saw Alphacrypto's POS experiment... nope! Sticking to my Beans.

Without a doubt PoS coins are risky, especially new ones. However, there are some PoS coins which are worth the investment since they have an outstanding development team, and a supportive community. Speaking of x42, it's a new crypto and not known to the public yet. If the development team delivers as promise, then you could see this cryptocurrency having a positive reaction across the market. When deciding to invest into any PoS coin, it's necessary to check everything related to its underlying team and supply.

In some cases, there are PoS coins which have a great development team but highly inexpensive due to their ever-growing supply. Bean Cash is a good example of a coin with inflation, which explains why its price hasn't gained much traction within the market. As such, PoS coins with a steady reward, and highly active community, would most likely succeed in the future.

Nonetheless, if you're looking into good-old PoS coins to invest into, then I'd suggest you look at Bean Cash, Blackcoin, Peercoin, PIVX, LiteDoge, Mintcoin, and even Emercoin.

To me I don't really believe in POS tokens I tried to hold some I invested about BTC0.05 and end up losing the price of it keeps on dropping low so I sell it all even though I manage to get some reward for holding it I only get around BTC0.03 because of the price drop.

These BEANSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSss! They are so cheap now. Really tempted to refuel. Already halfway to ROI in Beans, but maaannnnn this bear market is awful on the valuation right now.

It seems to me that at the moment it is very difficult to predict something and the teeth will invest in unfamiliar coins only at their own risk and at the risk of the investor. In any case, you need to be cautious or refrain from any active actions until the cryptocurrency market has shown more positive moments of stabilization.

Awesome. A fee-less design would greatly contribute towards the crypto economy. I'm usually a fan of zero-fee cryptocurrencies like the one you've mentioned, since they have huge potential of becoming widely used in the mainstream world. As of now, that leaves us with a few zero-fee coins such as: EOS, IOTA, NANO, and now x42. However, it seems to me that the only cryptocurrency which is PoS without fees is x42.

Surprisingly, this new PoS coin is under the radar of many investors. That may not last long as people realize how powerful this cryptocurrency is for micropayments. Being a PoS coin, has its benefits, as it gives you the opportunity to earn more coins by having an unspent balance on your wallet. The chances of doubling your investment in the long term becomes even better, due to how inexpensive the cryptocurrency is these days. Once it skyrockets in value, then it might leave many early hodlers with a lot of money.

Nonetheless, I consider both x42 and Bean Cash to be the hottest PoS investments right now.

Which coin should i buy now and give a profit in long time?  A PoS coin?

Read up on x42. Very fast, feeless, pos, tiered masternodes, dapps, infinitely scalable side blockchains, very under the radar.

You do have a point there, mate. The most important thing is for a blockchain is to be able to reduce costs for greater decentralization (as anyone could afford securing the chain). PoS seems to be a better approach than PoW due to its energy efficiency, and high accessibility. There's no specialized mining equipment required to participate in PoS consensus, allowing anyone to secure the blockchain. While it's said that PoS enables the rich to become richer, I believe that it's a fairer approach than PoW itself (where big miners with a lot of money are only able to participate in consensus).

As such, most cryptocurrencies have been adopting PoS for their own benefit. Speaking of which PoS coins are the best to invest into right now, I believe that Bean Cash, PIVX, MonetaryUnit, Peercoin, and even Magi are the best choice. However, cryptocurrencies which offer a high-stake rate per year, are much risker since they could become worthless in value due to their highly inflationary model. Nonetheless, as the blockchain industry progresses, we would be able to see more cryptocurrencies with PoS as their main consensus algorithm. Just my thoughts

I do think POS could quite easily be the future of crypto.  It relates far better to distributed and low cost of operation and ownership by a population of holders not centralised or pool mining which can bring problems imo


I got to point out the obvious, the cost of that staking % is not free its more like the block reward on BTC.   Generally people view the block reward reducing as a positive for the coin worth when it comes to halvening.   Well thats generally corrrect, its a kind of inflation and so this staking % shown here is horrible failure in coin worth really.    We already saw an instance of why this is bad with BCC.     Network cost relates to efficiency and its important a blockchain is not expensive to operate, staking should be quite modest

I believe that coins which have combined masternodes and PoS, are the most profitable. A good example of this is PIVX which incentivizes users by owning masternodes, or simply holding their coins within their wallets. Stakenet is also a good masternode/PoS coin, with a dedicated development team and attractive features.

As much as I love PoS and masternode coins, these ones you've mentioned are quite new. They could be a high-risk investment if they turn out to fail over time. However, if successful, they could become highly profitable and an excellent means to establish your own passive income. If you're looking into a highly rewarding PoS coin, then I'd recommend that you stake Bean Cash.

It's inexpensive nowadays with the recent bull market, which means that you can get more Bean Cash for your money enabling you to earn massive staking rewards over the long term. Another good coin that's worth mentioning is MonetaryUnit. This cryptocurrency is both a PoS and a masternode coin. The developers are active, and the community is very friendly. In addition, it's also a privacy coin with Zero-Knowledge Proofs. Considering how stable prices per MUE have been, this is a cryptocurrency that could be well worth the investment for the long term.



Agree. It's best to make your own research instead of making investment decisions based on other's opinion. Despite this, PIVX could be well worth the investment for the long term, due to its proven record of development and stability across the years since launch. Based on DASH, it provides users the ability to earn with masternodes or by simply holding the coin in their wallet. What I love best about this cryptocurrency is its quick transaction speeds, low fees, and anonymity features. However, I believe that it needs a little more marketing/promotion, to make it stand among the top cryptocurrencies by market cap.

Nonetheless, PoS seems to be the future of cryptocurrency. Because such technology allows anyone to participate in the blockchain's consensus without requiring expensive equipment, many cryptocurrencies would adopt it for their own benefit.

In this situations most of people will talk about their pos coin in their bag,,,
So, do your own research is the best way to know,,,
But, In my opinion the best pos coin with masternode is Pivx my friend

There are some good Masternode/Staking coins that stake really good. I just got into GlacierPlatform a couple of weeks ago and the staking has been great with just a couple thousand coins. This coin is in pre-sale right now and will be listed on an exchange very soon! Another that is staking well is AceD coin since the switch from PoW to PoS, again with just a few thousand coins, I'm staking consistent rewards daily.

GlacierPlatform: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annmasternodes-presaleblogging-platformglpm-posmnexchanges-5061879

AceD: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-acedcold-stakingsports-betting-gaming-4159695

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