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Title: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Convery on January 18, 2019, 10:50:38 AM
Hi guys, recently these 2 coins were listed on exchanges and we can finally buy them. But when to buy? A lot of hype, so I think the price is still high, even the market cap is only 1 million USD.
Please tell me your suggestions.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: consideritdone on January 18, 2019, 06:10:50 PM
Grin has no premine https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/grin
Beam has premie https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/beam


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Esterklu on January 19, 2019, 06:41:16 PM
I prefer Grin, but i think it is too early to buy now, they just launched and price is high, may be after some months it will be ok.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Prolifik on January 21, 2019, 11:07:50 AM
Grin is slowly falling, now the price is only 2.4USD while Beam is raising, price is around 0.8USD.
Maybe it is because Grin has retarded inflation? I want to buy Grin, but it is really hard to predict where price goes in the future.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: CuriousGeorge on January 21, 2019, 11:33:38 AM
Hi guys, recently these 2 coins were listed on exchanges and we can finally buy them. But when to buy? A lot of hype, so I think the price is still high, even the market cap is only 1 million USD.
Please tell me your suggestions.
You can buy after it has already listed on exchange site, i guess there will be a huge dump but it will be following by a huge pump. That based on my experience. But remember you should consider about the daily trade volume of such coin.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Gekkoo on January 21, 2019, 04:01:28 PM
What are your goals? Do you want to buy why you will transfer money to another person or platform? Do you want to buy why you believe someone will pay dearer for it in the future? If the option is the last one, you need to be aware of inflation and probably the current prices will not hold for many months, it will be a big challenge for Beam and Grin.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Febo on January 21, 2019, 04:13:59 PM
Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?


Beam is company owned coin so have no real value. Grin entry point sis close to 1000 satoshi. It will take 2-4 years to reach bottom.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: DaMut on January 21, 2019, 04:53:52 PM
Grin is slowly falling, now the price is only 2.4USD while Beam is raising, price is around 0.8USD.
Maybe it is because Grin has retarded inflation? I want to buy Grin, but it is really hard to predict where price goes in the future.

Yes agree with your point about Grin inflation, remembered the first day when they started to sell their mined coin off the counter(OTC). They were asking for no less than $5, but look at it right now. Peoples are afraid of it because of the supply, on the other hand Beam has a lot of technical problem with their project.
honestly speaking, I do not recommend both of it right now, Because one is overpriced and another one is overproblemed.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: generalizethis on January 21, 2019, 07:10:38 PM
Grin is slowly falling, now the price is only 2.4USD while Beam is raising, price is around 0.8USD.
Maybe it is because Grin has retarded inflation? I want to buy Grin, but it is really hard to predict where price goes in the future.

Yes agree with your point about Grin inflation, remembered the first day when they started to sell their mined coin off the counter(OTC). They were asking for no less than $5, but look at it right now. Peoples are afraid of it because of the supply, on the other hand Beam has a lot of technical problem with their project.
honestly speaking, I do not recommend both of it right now, Because one is overpriced and another one is overproblemed.


1 per second for eternity means it takes 3 years before you see the inflation drop below 50% of the total supply. If you lived in a country with that type of inflation, you couldn't spend your money fast enough.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Bharathi13 on January 21, 2019, 07:59:33 PM
Grin and beam both are great for long-term investment just diversify your investment. They got launched on exchange recently and just wait let the hype go down and then enter. IMO beam will going to dump first on exchange as they raised money and took findings from the VCs. Obviously if there will be returns on the investment, investors will dump the coin.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Pumared on January 21, 2019, 08:08:08 PM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: generalizethis on January 22, 2019, 01:13:46 AM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens

Grin is a legitimate experiment by a long time Bitcoin developer and the theory behind it has been discussed for quite some time in the developer community, so I wouldn't just throw it in the hype bucket and call it a day. That being said, it's distribution is 1 grin per second for eternity, which means it will be 3 years before it drops below 50% inflation--you couldn't spend your money fast enough if that was country's currency, so anyone buying now is probably fighting a losing battle if they expect to cash out on a price increase. I'd wait four or five years before even bothering hodling it. But as far as being useful, it is if you just buy it to spend it for privacy--but of course that adds the cost of volatility, conversion fees, etc, so it's like a really bad implementation of Monero.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Woolles890 on January 22, 2019, 03:55:46 AM
Now, we really need to learn about these two coins, it seems interesting and Grin makes it easy for us to privacy in this forum.
I am still monitoring both of them and will make the decision to invest.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Prolifik on January 22, 2019, 11:52:18 AM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens

Grin is a legitimate experiment by a long time Bitcoin developer and the theory behind it has been discussed for quite some time in the developer community, so I wouldn't just throw it in the hype bucket and call it a day. That being said, it's distribution is 1 grin per second for eternity, which means it will be 3 years before it drops below 50% inflation--you couldn't spend your money fast enough if that was country's currency, so anyone buying now is probably fighting a losing battle if they expect to cash out on a price increase. I'd wait four or five years before even bothering hodling it. But as far as being useful, it is if you just buy it to spend it for privacy--but of course that adds the cost of volatility, conversion fees, etc, so it's like a really bad implementation of Monero.
But why 3 years? I thought that number of mined Grins is constant, no halving and so on. So what will happen after 3 years?


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: generalizethis on January 22, 2019, 12:15:29 PM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens

Grin is a legitimate experiment by a long time Bitcoin developer and the theory behind it has been discussed for quite some time in the developer community, so I wouldn't just throw it in the hype bucket and call it a day. That being said, it's distribution is 1 grin per second for eternity, which means it will be 3 years before it drops below 50% inflation--you couldn't spend your money fast enough if that was country's currency, so anyone buying now is probably fighting a losing battle if they expect to cash out on a price increase. I'd wait four or five years before even bothering hodling it. But as far as being useful, it is if you just buy it to spend it for privacy--but of course that adds the cost of volatility, conversion fees, etc, so it's like a really bad implementation of Monero.
But why 3 years? I thought that number of mined Grins is constant, no halving and so on. So what will happen after 3 years?

% of total supply

Let's say you mine 1 coin per day:

Year 1: 1 coin to start and ends year at  365, so 365x increase

Year 2: 365 coins to start and ends year at 730, so 1x increase

Year 3: 730 coins to start and ends year at 1095, so 0.50x increase

As you can see the % mined is less and less of the total supply, so after 10 years it's a drop in the bucket. Also, I didn't say consider in 3 years, but 4-5 because it drops to ~10% and below of total supply, which is when things get interesting.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Red-Apple on January 22, 2019, 12:33:45 PM
i think Grin mostly had some hype recently because of the fact that theymos started accepting it as a payment on this forum when you want to purchase copper membership. other than that i don't see any good future (price-wise) for this coin because of its terrible supply design. so far a lot of it is injected into circulation and every day an extremely large amount of it is being created thanks to its fast blocks and high block rewards.
so you should expect a continues decline in its price over all.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: slaman29 on January 22, 2019, 02:54:20 PM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens

Grin is a legitimate experiment by a long time Bitcoin developer and the theory behind it has been discussed for quite some time in the developer community, so I wouldn't just throw it in the hype bucket and call it a day. That being said, it's distribution is 1 grin per second for eternity, which means it will be 3 years before it drops below 50% inflation--you couldn't spend your money fast enough if that was country's currency, so anyone buying now is probably fighting a losing battle if they expect to cash out on a price increase. I'd wait four or five years before even bothering hodling it. But as far as being useful, it is if you just buy it to spend it for privacy--but of course that adds the cost of volatility, conversion fees, etc, so it's like a really bad implementation of Monero.

Absolutely my first thoughts about GRIN right now, and probably right for the next two years at least (though closer to 3 as you say).

Buying it now is absolute craziness, especially if Bitcoin will probably recover in the same timeframe, same as Ether or any currency you'd use to buy Grin now.

And let's not kid ourselves. No ones buying Grin to use it, not right now anyway. Real privacy users, as you say, are all on Monero.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: aceptamosbitcoin on January 22, 2019, 04:32:47 PM
Hi guys, recently these 2 coins were listed on exchanges and we can finally buy them. But when to buy? A lot of hype, so I think the price is still high, even the market cap is only 1 million USD.
Please tell me your suggestions.

I like Grin more because the coin doesn't have premine and Bitforex just add it. Bitforex have xero fees if you are market maker so it's quite profitable for trade.
Another point ahead for Grin is that the coin is adopted by the forum, leading to immediately hype.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: consideritdone on January 22, 2019, 05:22:14 PM
Grin +30% today i think we will see more gainer today
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/grin


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: bbc.reporter on January 23, 2019, 03:56:20 AM
Although I have not read much about both, it seems to me that both are just hyper. We know that anyone with good money can pay for marketing. So I'd rather wait and see what happens

Grin is a legitimate experiment by a long time Bitcoin developer and the theory behind it has been discussed for quite some time in the developer community, so I wouldn't just throw it in the hype bucket and call it a day. That being said, it's distribution is 1 grin per second for eternity, which means it will be 3 years before it drops below 50% inflation--you couldn't spend your money fast enough if that was country's currency, so anyone buying now is probably fighting a losing battle if they expect to cash out on a price increase. I'd wait four or five years before even bothering hodling it. But as far as being useful, it is if you just buy it to spend it for privacy--but of course that adds the cost of volatility, conversion fees, etc, so it's like a really bad implementation of Monero.
But why 3 years? I thought that number of mined Grins is constant, no halving and so on. So what will happen after 3 years?

% of total supply

Let's say you mine 1 coin per day:

Year 1: 1 coin to start and ends year at  365, so 365x increase

Year 2: 365 coins to start and ends year at 730, so 1x increase

Year 3: 730 coins to start and ends year at 1095, so 0.50x increase

As you can see the % mined is less and less of the total supply, so after 10 years it's a drop in the bucket. Also, I didn't say consider in 3 years, but 4-5 because it drops to ~10% and below of total supply, which is when things get interesting.


We also do have to speculate on the demand side however, not only the supply side. Ethereum has an infinite supply and a premine. That did not stop it from becoming on top 2 in market capitalization.

Also, those crazy pumpers, those greedy holders hehehe.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Prohodimec on January 23, 2019, 06:18:43 AM
Hi guys, recently these 2 coins were listed on exchanges and we can finally buy them. But when to buy? A lot of hype, so I think the price is still high, even the market cap is only 1 million USD.
Please tell me your suggestions.
I think that everything tends to break through the next bottom. If you are a risky person, then wait until everything collapses even lower and then buy coins. I expect 2,500$.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: atoshi on January 23, 2019, 08:18:14 AM
From tech point of view GRIN is much solid . If you look on github GRIN has 107 contributors https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin while BEAM has only 11 contributors https://github.com/BeamMW/beam

In terms of price GRIN price is a quite unstable though https://coinalyze.net/grin-live-price-charts/


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: onetwostep on January 23, 2019, 09:15:38 AM
I saw many investors talking about grin. Especially in telegram groups, grin became very popular. The other coin is not so popular, in order to invest in my opinion that the volume is high or more people need to choose coins ;) so i choose grin now


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: Febo on January 31, 2019, 05:50:46 PM
It seems the original hype is slowly dying out. Price is at least to me surprisingly high. If will get on some bigger exchanges fast price will go even higher.  But over time it will only decrease  until the end of this year.


Title: Re: Grin or Beam? What is the good entry price?
Post by: ccryptopark on January 31, 2019, 08:20:38 PM
I've been reading more on Grin and honestly believe it to be quite successful, there's also a lot of hype