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Title: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tyz on May 02, 2015, 09:32:57 AM What is the most liquid coin after Bitcoin? I mean, what coin is used at most for trading, buying, investing etc?
If you take the trading volume it must be Litecoin. What do you think? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: BagHolder010 on May 02, 2015, 09:38:40 AM Most liquid altcoin would be Litecoin, but if you're an investor with at least $100k you would look for volume so Doge, Ripple and Dash would be a candidate as well.
Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 10:35:27 AM Most liquid altcoin would be Litecoin, but if you're an investor with at least $100k you would look for volume so Doge, Ripple and Dash would be a candidate as well. I would bet on Litecoin, but we will know more after the reward halves in about 4 months. Ripple will break $1B market cap! Doge is dying imo and I don't like Dash. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tyz on May 02, 2015, 11:19:46 AM Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point.
Most liquid altcoin would be Litecoin, but if you're an investor with at least $100k you would look for volume so Doge, Ripple and Dash would be a candidate as well. I would bet on Litecoin, but we will know more after the reward halves in about 4 months. Ripple will break $1B market cap! Doge is dying imo and I don't like Dash. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 11:25:58 AM Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point. Most liquid altcoin would be Litecoin, but if you're an investor with at least $100k you would look for volume so Doge, Ripple and Dash would be a candidate as well. I would bet on Litecoin, but we will know more after the reward halves in about 4 months. Ripple will break $1B market cap! Doge is dying imo and I don't like Dash. Because they can increase coins in circulation without affecting the price at will. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: Mayuyu48 on May 02, 2015, 11:30:48 AM yeah altcoin for sure, because it is the most active trading (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/volume/24-hour/) of altcoin
but if you talk about biggest cap for altcoin, ripple is the winner see this link : http://coinmarketcap.com/ another active coin is dash, but i think it's price at downtrend from last month Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point. Most liquid altcoin would be Litecoin, but if you're an investor with at least $100k you would look for volume so Doge, Ripple and Dash would be a candidate as well. I would bet on Litecoin, but we will know more after the reward halves in about 4 months. Ripple will break $1B market cap! Doge is dying imo and I don't like Dash. Because they can increase coins in circulation without affecting the price at will. it's like fiat currency which constantly printing new money :D Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 12:06:39 PM Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point. Bitcoin is halving next year. Litecoin has nothing to do with Ripple's market cap - I just pointed that the reward will halve. I think that Ripple will break $1B, because it is not just coin/asset and it actually have business-oriented team behind it. Not just some trolls who post here. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: bandana on May 02, 2015, 12:12:13 PM What is the most liquid coin after Bitcoin? I mean, what coin is used at most for trading, buying, investing etc? yes ofcource it is the most liquid coin after bitcoin ..no dought on that people will go for litcoin if bitcoon collapsedIf you take the trading volume it must be Litecoin. What do you think? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 12:23:52 PM ...people will go for litcoin if bitcoon collapsed If Bitcoin collapse there will be no Litecoin or altcoins in that matter. :) Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tyz on May 02, 2015, 12:30:09 PM Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones.
Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point. Bitcoin is halving next year. Litecoin has nothing to do with Ripple's market cap - I just pointed that the reward will halve. I think that Ripple will break $1B, because it is not just coin/asset and it actually have business-oriented team behind it. Not just some trolls who post here. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 12:36:40 PM Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones. Why do you think the market cap of Ripple will reacht $1bln after the Bitcoin reward halves? Don't get the point. Bitcoin is halving next year. Litecoin has nothing to do with Ripple's market cap - I just pointed that the reward will halve. I think that Ripple will break $1B, because it is not just coin/asset and it actually have business-oriented team behind it. Not just some trolls who post here. But if it went from .01 to 10 USD, would that matter to you? Honestly... Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 12:38:40 PM Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones. Maybe that's the beauty in it and makes it different. :) I don't like the concept, but it is something which can make you profit. It's like 95% of the coins out there - we don't like them, but we day trade them. But if it went from .01 to 10 USD, would that matter to you? Honestly... You mean Litecoin? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 12:42:58 PM Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones. Maybe that's the beauty in it and makes it different. :) I don't like the concept, but it is something which can make you profit. It's like 95% of the coins out there - we don't like them, but we day trade them. But if it went from .01 to 10 USD, would that matter to you? Honestly... You mean Litecoin? No, Ripple. Or anything for that matter. Rocks, marbles.. whatever... If the value went from .01 to 10 USD, would it even matter what it is? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: JSupreme on May 02, 2015, 12:45:48 PM lol this tokeweed guy is online every day he has thousands of posts too lol loser
http://gifsec.com/wp-content/uploads/GIF/2015/01/Geek-Nerd-Computer-Enough-Internet-Gamer-Gaming-Internet-South-Park-GIF.gif Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 12:45:57 PM No, Ripple. Or anything for that matter. Rocks, marbles.. whatever... If the value went from .01 to 10 USD, would it even matter what it is? Of course not. The only coin I love is FAIL and probably VIA in some way (recently disliked SFR, because Roshan is not that active). Others don't matters to me. Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: spartak_t on May 02, 2015, 12:48:26 PM lol this tokeweed guy is online every day he has thousands of posts too lol loser LOL. ;D Count me in too. https://i.imgur.com/WziFcJa.png Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 01:50:36 PM lol this tokeweed guy is online every day he has thousands of posts too lol loser http://gifsec.com/wp-content/uploads/GIF/2015/01/Geek-Nerd-Computer-Enough-Internet-Gamer-Gaming-Internet-South-Park-GIF.gif How dare you post my pic. ;D Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 01:53:58 PM lol this tokeweed guy is online every day he has thousands of posts too lol loser LOL. ;D Count me in too. https://i.imgur.com/WziFcJa.png ^ LOL Hey Supreme, don't judge me, I'm broke, I hate my job and my only hope is for my 3.434536536 BTC is for them to go to $1,000,000 so I can become a millionaire. ;D Edit: Wait... You're not a random guy with 3.76573531 BTC? Are you a sock puppet then? You're not the puppies guy are you? I might have hurt his feelings... Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tyz on May 02, 2015, 02:02:24 PM It would matter. But people will not have trust in it for long when it is not fully decentralized. Same as with all the fiat currencies. Why should people use Ripple when there is already Paypal, Neteller etc which doing exactly the same. So in my view it is doomed to fail as a digital currencies long term.
Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones. Maybe that's the beauty in it and makes it different. :) I don't like the concept, but it is something which can make you profit. It's like 95% of the coins out there - we don't like them, but we day trade them. But if it went from .01 to 10 USD, would that matter to you? Honestly... You mean Litecoin? No, Ripple. Or anything for that matter. Rocks, marbles.. whatever... If the value went from .01 to 10 USD, would it even matter what it is? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 02, 2015, 02:08:00 PM Because it would be the network all our banks might use? As in... we will have no choice in the future...
Ripple is coming after banks. Also, if you're comparing the Ripple network with Paypal or Neteller, then it's clear that you have not done your research. Imagine if all the major crypto exchanges become Ripple gateways, we would have one SUPER EXCHANGE in Ripple. You hear that? SUPER MEGA EXCHANGE. If you thought moving crypto from point A to point B was easy... Ripple will make it easier. Assuming all exchanges are Ripple gateways that is.... It would matter. But people will not have trust in it for long when it is not fully decentralized. Same as with all the fiat currencies. Why should people use Ripple when there is already Paypal, Neteller etc which doing exactly the same. So in my view it is doomed to fail as a digital currencies long term. Okay, got it, but in my view Ripple is not a fully decentralized crypto coin as the most other ones. Maybe that's the beauty in it and makes it different. :) I don't like the concept, but it is something which can make you profit. It's like 95% of the coins out there - we don't like them, but we day trade them. But if it went from .01 to 10 USD, would that matter to you? Honestly... You mean Litecoin? No, Ripple. Or anything for that matter. Rocks, marbles.. whatever... If the value went from .01 to 10 USD, would it even matter what it is? Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: ً؛قو on May 02, 2015, 04:19:31 PM Because it would be the network all our banks might use? As in... we will have no choice in the future... Ripple is coming after banks. Also, if you're comparing the Ripple network with Paypal or Neteller, then it's clear that you have not done your research. Imagine if all the major crypto exchanges become Ripple gateways, we would have one SUPER EXCHANGE in Ripple. You hear that? SUPER MEGA EXCHANGE. If you thought moving crypto from point A to point B was easy... Ripple will make it easier. Assuming all exchanges are Ripple gateways that is.... Banks are give xrp's for free by the millions with a clause that they cant sell before a certain time in lieu to state publicly that they use the Ripple network, not xrp's. The fast majority of "available" coin have this clause attached including jebs 10 billion stash. 99% of times no xrp is needed you go straight from fiat to bitcoin or whatever you want to change (frequent flyer points, phone credit,.....) Only in the most extreme circumstances will you need a xrp (exchanging you cats tail with a square hose shoe......) Lastly if a Bank closes up shop or Ripple is the same thing your stuffed. All is gone, totally different to bitcoin as long as you dont have your bitcoins on an exchange and it closes up. You might as well keep your fiat, banks are far safer than some company you deal with over the net, most likely in a foreign land. The current price is mega inflated, if not banks would buy like crazy instead of waiting its time to dump. Educate yourself before trowing away money. https://i.imgur.com/rVMO3bd.png Title: Re: What is the most liquid altcoin? Post by: tokeweed on May 03, 2015, 12:37:05 AM Because it would be the network all our banks might use? As in... we will have no choice in the future... Ripple is coming after banks. Also, if you're comparing the Ripple network with Paypal or Neteller, then it's clear that you have not done your research. Imagine if all the major crypto exchanges become Ripple gateways, we would have one SUPER EXCHANGE in Ripple. You hear that? SUPER MEGA EXCHANGE. If you thought moving crypto from point A to point B was easy... Ripple will make it easier. Assuming all exchanges are Ripple gateways that is.... Banks are give xrp's for free by the millions with a clause that they cant sell before a certain time in lieu to state publicly that they use the Ripple network, not xrp's. The fast majority of "available" coin have this clause attached including jebs 10 billion stash. 99% of times no xrp is needed you go straight from fiat to bitcoin or whatever you want to change (frequent flyer points, phone credit,.....) Only in the most extreme circumstances will you need a xrp (exchanging you cats tail with a square hose shoe......) Lastly if a Bank closes up shop or Ripple is the same thing your stuffed. All is gone, totally different to bitcoin as long as you dont have your bitcoins on an exchange and it closes up. You might as well keep your fiat, banks are far safer than some company you deal with over the net, most likely in a foreign land. The current price is mega inflated, if not banks would buy like crazy instead of waiting its time to dump. Educate yourself before trowing away money. https://i.imgur.com/rVMO3bd.png But but what if XRP start go to moon? Still not buy? |
