Topic: What makes an altcoin valueable? - page 22. (Read 4634 times)

Altcoins are only valuable if they have an actual use case and the token economics make sense.

My favorite altcoin AMB is a utility token for a Swiss supply chain platform which is run by multi tiered decentralized master nodes and payouts for node operators are tied to the number of data "bundles" processed and stored each day.

So one of the ingenious things about AMB’s tokenomics is that while all the bundles are fixed at a USD price of $10 (to make adoption easier and consistent), the bundle price is actually paid in AMB based upon the current USD-AMB exchange rate. Therefore, even if you don’t have a node and are simply holding AMB, you are still holding the fuel for the entire AMB-NET. As the network grows, demand for the Nectar, which you hold, will also grow.

Another ingenious part of AMB’s network design is that every time a bundle is purchased, the network will automatically burn 5% of the AMB used to purchase the bundle. As mentioned above, as the network grows, demand for AMB will also grow as users will need it to purchase bundles. This growth in purchased bundles will subsequently increase the rate at which AMB is burned. So the more the network grows, the faster the burn rate is for AMB which will create scarcity. So you have this dichotomy where as the network grows not only will demand for AMB rapidly increase but at the same time, the supply of AMB will rapidly decrease due to more burning. As you’d learn in a basic econ class, an increased demand OR a decreased supply will lead to a price increase. But having both an increased demand AND a decreased supply happening simultanesouly can really cause a snowball into huge growth.

I think team members are the most important aspect of altcoin, and then technology and participation. These are all important.
When better exchanges go public, it helps to make COINS valuable.

1. The fall of the price of Bitcoin
2. Community cohesion
3. The panic of the beginner
  4.Product
5. The strongest team
On all sides, Altcoin presents in a profitable light.

There are more than three factors that creators of new coins have to keep in mind but the most important one is has to be safe. I think the safest coin will be the most relevant in today`s market. It can have decent transaction time and idea but if it is safe, it will be invested in.

The one and the only thing that I feel makes the coin valuable is the product the coin offers the market, if there is a problem the coin is addressing that is needed in the market then it will certainly be valuable as there will be demand for the coin, which will driver it's value up,. It's relevance in the market also is a value decider,only those coins that are needed in the market will be adopted

It depends on what altcoin because they are all different and carry different technologies. But most altcoins are still useless and used as a manipulative tool, but no more. There are projects that will be useful in the future but they are very few

If it is a question of the etherium, then the transaction payment is very actual with the help of this coin. This is its convenience and value. But how people will use in real life other altcointalk questions here is a very big question and the complexity of the answer.

The main factor I would focus on is security of your altcoin. Provide the best protection from hackers. The second factor is convenience. It has to be easy for people to use your coin. The third would be the speed of transaction and transaction fee.

The main factor is that it contributes to the world of the new? Whether the project has prospects and new ones in the project, of course, the project team is very important.

I think altcoins have value because of the idea or concept of the project. the product which could be utilized and rust from investors and community

Yes, I agree, the really important thing is to be something new and innovative, and not just another ... token on the horizon. Then, if the project would be outstanding, you will definitely have success.

I agree to you dude the demand of the project is one of the important factor thats why the project need to improve their platform and create a real product to promote in the market.
A good communication to the people is good thing need to know of every team project to boom their project in the future.

The thing that makes an altcoin valuable is the human factor, if people are not willing to use a coin or put their money in it then such a coin drops in value. The more people use a coin, the more it's value in the market. A coin needs a strong community of investors behind it for it to survive in the long run

I think the thing that makes a valuable altcoin is when it actually has a real community-accepted application. That is why many altcoin applications are actually receiving great attention and the value of these altcoin is constantly increasing over time.

Altcoin can grow in price if the team is professional and works a lot, if the token is of value to people, if the technology in which the token operates is used by a large number of people.

In my opinion, development in any area of the project, active in social media, high Profit Mining token or even low supply but high in demand of the project will make an altcoin valueable

We've seen altcoins going to the moon for - yeah, what actually? Great team? Well designed webpage? At least not for a working product!

It is the expectation of a foundation that the project is committed to, that they will be successful and that the penny they develop will be strong in the future, and those who hold the penny will become rich. So we always expect and trust in them, which makes the coin worth.

investing makes altcoin valuable, of course. the work that has already been invested in it, the trust of a large number of people and the relative stability in the cryptocurrency market.

The thing that decides an altcoins value is it's demand and supply. Other factors that determine how valuable a coin is it's Dev team, how large and active it's community is and how many real world use cases the coin has. The demand of the coin is the largest factor that decides the value of the coin.