Topic: With Coin do i need to buy now? - page 2. (Read 3482 times)

Hey, at least I give real reasons to buy it, not just "Buy ABY, to da moon!"

When one thread is not enough... applebyte... because everything is about applebyte

I would recommend researching AppleByte and instead of just saying it's good, here is why.

Below is a post from another thread celebrating AppleByte's six month anniversary (Nov 1). The coin is in the top 100 (#90) on coinmarketcap.com and #6 on CoinGecko in terms of community size. We have a real user community (90% have never used a crypto before). The Devs have been public, known by their real names and could be reached directly from day one. We just posted a six month report on our progress in another thread:

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AppleByte is six months old today!
From the beginning we have said we are building for the longterm, and we are pleased with our progress to date.


To be successful longterm, a coin needs to meet the needs of three separate groups:

1. Real users - in our case, the community of artists (actors, filmakers, musicians, visual artists, etc) & art lovers worldwide
2. Miners - essential to supporting the network
3. Investors/Traders - because they are the ones who make the market - without them, who will the users & merchants sell the coins to


Our success to date is reflected in our price and growing industry recognition


We are one of the very few coins that has risen consistently in price this year (with normal volatility) and there have been no pumps & dumps.  


Recent industry recognition:

A nice twitter acknowledgement from a friend in NYC



GoCoin Chairman & Co-founder, Brock Pierce twitter acknowledgement





Update on longterm plan:

Real users

 - our social media reach is now over 13,000 - 80% artists & art lovers, 20% crypto fans
 - they can mine, using the CPU on their laptops, and receive coins everyday, due to the bonus we pay CPU & GPU miners in the official pool
 - we promote AppleByte artists using our social media & forum, helping to build their careers
 - artist awards and scholarships given by the AppleByte Foundation
 - we provide places to spend AppleBytes (prepaid AppleByte VISA card, AMC Movie gift cards, Starbucks gift cards, restaurant gift cards, etc (subsidized by the AppleByte Foundation)

 - in current development: A twitter tipping app & and a site to sell music for AppleBytes

Miners
 - to support the broadest spectrum of miners, we limit the maximum hash per user on the official pool to 25mhs, keeping it profitable for GPU users, while accepting some ASICS
 - we held back the release of the linux source, to keep out the large multipools

Investors/Traders
 - listed on Poloniex on launch day
 - added Bittrex, 10/31/14
 - no pump & dump (Devs were paid in Bitcoin) not ABY



The reality of longterm altcoin success is that all the members of Bitcointalk combined are not enough people to build a longterm user community. The real users are outside Bitcointalk. Without real users, altcoins are nothing but pump & dumps. Think about it, how many "technological breakthrough" coins have come and gone this year?

Longterm success comes from outside. For example, no matter what your opinion of Doge, they proved the users are elsewhere, and built a real community outside these forums. I applaud them for that. And with the GoCoin/Bitpay/Paypal deal, they are here to stay.

Thanks to all of you who supported AppleByte, and helped us build the foundation of success that we have today.
If you have not joined us, I invite you to do your own diligence and join us if you believe we are on the right track.

JM Cabaniss
AppleByte Founder
(You can reach me direct at: jmcapplebyte.me. My name & the names of our lead technical developers have been public from prelaunch


More AppleByte Details:
Announce Thread: Announce Thread
Website: AppleByte.me
Facebook: AppleByteMe FB Page
Twitter: AppleByteMe Twitter

Agreed, there is a huge risk that people holding massive quantities of dying shit coins will tell you to buy their coins. Coins like that will keep dropping in value until they become worthless. Any buyer will lose money on them.

NODECOIN, instant transaction. 50-100 confirmations in 1 second. undervalued price. now price 90 satoshi on https://bter.com/ref/206928. total coin 1 billion.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102165809
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/18097/node-second-generation-cryptocurrency-with-different-codebase-to-bitcoin-launches/

RESEARCH FIRST BEFORE INVEST.

GOOD LUCK 

im suggest u for buy bitcoin or darkcoin. i see darkcoin is good and of course with bitcoin im confidence the price raise up to $1000

Also true 

Camorracoin   i like the godfather image ....but if you want "serious" investment, BTC is the #1 of course, just look at the coinmarketcap.com how many % of capitalization is in BTC....over 95% i think...

lets be honest, asking that question on a thread here and following the answers, will probably get you broke  

Stellars. Cheap as chips, mate

spartancoin.
I have several millions, I'd be happy to sell you.
They're good trust me 

1: Bitcoin (mainstream transparent)
2: ShadowCash (mainstream, darkmarkets Zero Knowledge anonymous transactions, comunications. No trust, no mixer or huge fee. Not transparent)

says the miner

NXT has bottomed out. Just saying, don't buy now though, because it's hard. It's much easier psychologically to buy when it starts growing.

Yeah ! #Advisor , it's obviously necessary buy bitcoin .

Buy from any ICO all bitcoins you have!!!  Before it's too late!!!! 

I agree with the earlier commenters that you should definitely do your own research on which coin to buy instead of simply taking advice from random people. Too many pumps and dumps  and also scams in the market these days. You may take a look at CoinGecko to begin your research. There are many metrics for each coin on the site to make your first-level research on coins to buy.

Advise of the year! 

Altcoins are mostly very short term, new coins pop up everyday and each of them is being pumped and dumped several times.

Post 2 in this thread is the right answer. But it's your money.

I suggest learning the basics 1st before purchasing a coin.

Learn what people have to say, learn from their mistakes etc. One of the common ones are not backing up their balance to a safe place.

I personally would buy it only when its cheap.

Its best to make the decision yourself, by going through the altcoin forum. Just stay out of IPO's and ICO's in the starting atleast, and don't get commited to one coin for so long.