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It's normal that alts are falling because everyone's interested in btc right now. HODL the good ones and invest in upcoming ones that have potential. With regulation coming into the mix, 2018 will be an interesting year. I would go with safe options like polymath since they are building a paltform to launch legally compliant security token projects.
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“People often complain that it's too late to get into Bitcoin, that most of the early adopters have been in since 2010 and there's no more or little room for upside. I'll offer an alternative long term-angle; this is not financial advice. According to Blockchain.info, there are approximately 700,000 Bitcoin addresses as of November 2017." Very interesting commentary in this article: https://cointelegraph.com/news/experts-answer-question-how-did-bitcoin-reach-10000 |
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super excited for this project. Please post updates on here so I can keep track. thx guys
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I know the list for ongoing ICO's is pretty large on this forum. So why not start one for upcoming ICO's to keep an eye on? My picks are: 1. Polymath - https://polymath.network/ (bridging financial securities to blockchain) 2. The Bee Token - https://www.thebeetoken.com/ (decentralized short term housing rentals like Airbnb with zero commissions). Thoughts on these? |
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Just jumped in to cybermiles. Lots of market demand for a decentralized marketplace token that will be integrated into a working model (5miles app ~ 12 million users)
Right now, i'm also looking into the bee token - short term housing rentals decentralized with 0% commissions. Basically, a better Airbnb.
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You should add cybermiles - decentralized marketplace blockchain that will be implemented on the app 5miles that has 12 million users and then commercialized for businesses.
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+1 for trezor. It's definitely a risk to keep it in the exchange.
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the good seasoned alts with real use cases and functioning software will rise.
the rest .... well
I completely agree. The upcoming months will weed out the scams and weak infrastructures. One I would keep my eye on would be cybermiles. Generally those with a solid team, existing platform, and great market fit are the ones that succeed. I see a lot of potential in them. |
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Truly decentralized currency means it doesn't need a regulator. But how will taxes work? Unless it's automatically deducted when the transaction processes. Then we'd be fully utilizing smart contracts lol
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Cybermiles is worth taking a look into. Found out about them on a Telegram group.
They will be a new blockchain that aims to build true business ecosystems in the world and focus on business smart contracts. Their focus is ecommerce I believe
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Other than the basics that everyone talks about on this form, it all comes down to the idea, marketing/hype built, and market fit. We can all support a cool idea, but if there's no need for it, it'll flop.
I recently found a token worth taking a look at. They claim to be the next generation of ethereum and more specialized/equipped for ecommerce/marketplace. Cybermiles partnered with the app 5miles to bring smart contracts to the app and then eventually commercialize it. Now THIS definitely has the application and a better blockchain would mean better efficiency.
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I see this a lot. Everyone has their prejudices, but then they realize just how powerful crypto is. No matter what, this industry is booming and governments will be forced to make decisions and generally those decisions will favor team crypto
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NEO. Another one to consider is cybermiles. They're claiming to be the next generation of ethereum, only for ecommerce. Very interesting idea.
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Been watching neo as well. What does everyone think? Short term flip or long term hold?
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Great platform, but has anyone heard of cybermiles? They seem to be the better option and they're with the app 5miles.
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