WHICH ALTCOIN IS NOW BEST TO INVEST? - page 2.

Tacata

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Quote from: d5000 on June 02, 2016, 06:41:50 AM

Quote from: Tacata on May 08, 2016, 10:08:55 PM

Look for nxt.org

Quote from: jabo38 on May 10, 2016, 08:46:31 AM

Then it would be good to check into NEM too if you go buy these rules.

NXT and NEM are, indeed, two of the "better" choices, with an active community and good developers, both with really useful features. Although I'm not sure if NEM is actually in a little bubble, but I don't expect it to go much lower. Long-term, I expect both NXT and NEM doing well.

Quote from: electronicash on May 10, 2016, 11:48:16 AM

I'm up for ICO recently but i'm not really sure what I'm doing though I just bought them and hope they will really be valuable later.
how do we know they are just up for easy money? would it help if they are anonymous or simply known which they give away their linkedin profile?

I don't know which ICO coin you mean, but generally ICOs from anonymous "devs" are dangerous. A linkedin profile may be not enough. It's better if they can show some code. If there is much greed in the forum thread and nobody talking about the coin's features, it's also a warning sign.

I agree with you. I think NXT and NEM are the best altcoins (building from scratch) both have strong community. A great news for investor -> NXT 2.0 will have a new ICO coming soon. Be aware.
Different from other developers who live on other people's communities looking for bugs and glitches and generating mischief all around the foruns. Devs of the two communities(NXT and NEM) focus on developing their currencies and not attack other communities.
The only problem with NEM is they dont have a Linux client and tornado is now offline. :/

BitcoinHodler

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HODLing is an art, not just a word...

in the following month i think LISK is going to be the best altcoin if you can catch it early on before it lifts off.

and also there is always eth where pumpers can start pumping it again after the dump stopped.

EpyxZ

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Quote from: BigUpGiddyup on May 10, 2016, 01:13:04 PM

Definitely BigUp!

We have had some significant developments recently and all signs are pointing up... BIG UP!!

Main information thread is here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bigup-bigup-the-bigup-brigade-is-ready-for-battle-1367075

BigUp is positioned to be a BIG winner by design

If you are interested in a detailed explaination of why BigUp is great from a financial math perspective take a look at this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14404212

Don't go the bigup route. Its buyers are dwindling (2 sat). You will have to own like 100mil just to compete with all the other stakers to not make jack nor crap.

d5000

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Quote from: Tacata on May 08, 2016, 10:08:55 PM

Look for nxt.org

Quote from: jabo38 on May 10, 2016, 08:46:31 AM

Then it would be good to check into NEM too if you go buy these rules.

NXT and NEM are, indeed, two of the "better" choices, with an active community and good developers, both with really useful features. Although I'm not sure if NEM is actually in a little bubble, but I don't expect it to go much lower. Long-term, I expect both NXT and NEM doing well.

Quote from: electronicash on May 10, 2016, 11:48:16 AM

I'm up for ICO recently but i'm not really sure what I'm doing though I just bought them and hope they will really be valuable later.
how do we know they are just up for easy money? would it help if they are anonymous or simply known which they give away their linkedin profile?

I don't know which ICO coin you mean, but generally ICOs from anonymous "devs" are dangerous. A linkedin profile may be not enough. It's better if they can show some code. If there is much greed in the forum thread and nobody talking about the coin's features, it's also a warning sign.

lofty

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Just stick with Bitcoins and Litecoins. Now is not really a good time to be buying BTC for I think there is going to be a dump soon and when that happens get as much as you can and let them be secured in a cold wallet for one or two months. For LTC, if you are willing to wait for a year or so to see profits(GOOD PROFITS !); sow now reap later.

BigUpGiddyup

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BigUp & WIN

Definitely BigUp!

We have had some significant developments recently and all signs are pointing up... BIG UP!!

Main information thread is here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bigup-bigup-the-bigup-brigade-is-ready-for-battle-1367075

BigUp is positioned to be a BIG winner by design

If you are interested in a detailed explaination of why BigUp is great from a financial math perspective take a look at this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14404212

x13

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Things are called shit for a reason, dear.

Depends on your investment horizon. Longterm almost all coins in the top 20 are a good investment in my opinion. But if you look short-term then there are some promising ICOs at the moment like DAO or WAVES.

jwinterm

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Quote from: jabo38 on May 10, 2016, 08:46:31 AM

Quote from: d5000 on May 08, 2016, 06:59:14 PM

I will give every time the same advice:

- Look at the technology. No, not the number of "planned features", but look at the problem the cryptocurrency is trying to solve. If it's a relevant problem (like scalability or energy consumption), then you can take that coin into account.
- Look at the developers. How is development organized? It's better to have a open model than a "monarch-like" lead developer or an completely anonymous "team".
- Look at the community. Are they only in for the easy money? If most posts in the ANN thread are about price, don't invest.
- Ignore advice from all members with an altcoin (ICO etc.) in their signature (or personal message Grin

)

Then it would be good to check into NEM too if you go buy these rules.

Says the guy with an altcoin in his signature Tongue

electronicash

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Quote from: d5000 on May 08, 2016, 06:59:14 PM

I will give every time the same advice:

- Look at the technology. No, not the number of "planned features", but look at the problem the cryptocurrency is trying to solve. If it's a relevant problem (like scalability or energy consumption), then you can take that coin into account.
- Look at the developers. How is development organized? It's better to have a open model than a "monarch-like" lead developer or an completely anonymous "team".
- Look at the community. Are they only in for the easy money? If most posts in the ANN thread are about price, don't invest.
- Ignore advice from all members with an altcoin (ICO etc.) in their signature (or personal message Grin

)

I'm up for ICO recently but i'm not really sure what I'm doing though I just bought them and hope they will really be valuable later.
how do we know they are just up for easy money? would it help if they are anonymous or simply known which they give away their linkedin profile?

jabo38

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mining is so 2012-2013

Quote from: d5000 on May 08, 2016, 06:59:14 PM

I will give every time the same advice:

- Look at the technology. No, not the number of "planned features", but look at the problem the cryptocurrency is trying to solve. If it's a relevant problem (like scalability or energy consumption), then you can take that coin into account.
- Look at the developers. How is development organized? It's better to have a open model than a "monarch-like" lead developer or an completely anonymous "team".
- Look at the community. Are they only in for the easy money? If most posts in the ANN thread are about price, don't invest.
- Ignore advice from all members with an altcoin (ICO etc.) in their signature (or personal message Grin

)

Then it would be good to check into NEM too if you go buy these rules.

jethrorn99

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Quote from: finitemaz on May 09, 2016, 08:09:45 AM

Litecoin. Litecoin and Bitcoin, nothing else. Don't get scammed.

Right now, litecoin is dropping. Litecoin is getting weaker each day.

Bitcoin still stable and rising a little. But Bitcoin isn't an Altcoin.

3x2

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Research and then invest, i would recommend NEM.

kahir

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atm i think altcoins are in big trouble like you should not but money in them atm .. maybe wait for -300% or 400% sales from here and if btc goes up just incase do not buy alts i think ltc is good now as it move with btc

Tasunko

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I think NEM, DAO.

finitemaz

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Litecoin. Litecoin and Bitcoin, nothing else. Don't get scammed.

jdmorgan

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Quote from: EpyxZ on May 08, 2016, 02:09:40 AM

If you would like to loose btc this is a valid question. But honestly some users surely give valid information but when it comes to crypto dont listen to anyone, read the ann's follow the threads, check web pages, check charts @ exchange. If you take anyones advice your most likely going to loose btc. (Not saying anything negative about 1 single response, but everyone here can tell you they have lost btc at one time for listening to someone else).

Seriously though, no one here can tell you the best to invest for you. Not trying to put a damper on anything but I am sure you would rather loose btc and learn something than loose it and learn nothing except that you got bad advice.

You're damn right

doremi

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Quote from: Cyaren on May 09, 2016, 05:13:06 AM

There are so many altcoins appearing on the market every day that it's becoming harder and harder to find good ones. Most of them are just shitcoins.

But, think about it. Who needs altcoins when you can have BTC? I suggest you go hold BTC, instead of getting altcoins. In the long run, altcoins might die off, but BTC will definitely live on.

this blockchain's tech is the tech that every bitcoiner dreaming of:

https://youtu.be/IS51MXxQMZQ

but sorry that it isn`t belong to bitcoin,it's belong to Vcash...cheers Cheesy

Cyaren

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There are so many altcoins appearing on the market every day that it's becoming harder and harder to find good ones. Most of them are just shitcoins.

But, think about it. Who needs altcoins when you can have BTC? I suggest you go hold BTC, instead of getting altcoins. In the long run, altcoins might die off, but BTC will definitely live on.

Dadogiag

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Better to invest in altcoin after btc ath on halving .

Tacata

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Quote from: d5000 on May 08, 2016, 06:59:14 PM

I will give every time the same advice:

- Look at the technology. No, not the number of "planned features", but look at the problem the cryptocurrency is trying to solve. If it's a relevant problem (like scalability or energy consumption), then you can take that coin into account.
- Look at the developers. How is development organized? It's better to have a open model than a "monarch-like" lead developer or an completely anonymous "team".
- Look at the community. Are they only in for the easy money? If most posts in the ANN thread are about price, don't invest.
- Ignore advice from all members with an altcoin (ICO etc.) in their signature (or personal message Grin

)

Look for nxt.org

- Look at technology:
https://nxtwiki.org/wiki/Current_Features

Look at the developers:
- Jean-Luc and other anon , if you want to help just go to the forum and publish your code, simple, free and easy.

- Look the community:
-nxter.org - Magazine made by the users and using nxt tech to paydividends
-https://nxtforum.org/index.php
- Debune and others projects - You can find in the AE (Asset Exchange) all types of investment since youtubers until big projects like Debune

Ignore advice from all members with an altcoin:
lol

Nxt is an altcoin devalued. Take a look and try a demo:

https://nxt.org/demo/

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