Yes kind sir, I would appriciate the help.

If someone has the time I am wondering what these list of each of these coins/tokens use cases such as what they are used for as well as their respective project goal, what the project is trying to achieve. Just picked out a bunch from various places and seeing what each one does.

NEO
ETH
EOS
QTUM
LSK
POWR
XRP
UBQ
SUB
VIA
STORJ
MONA
LTC
XMR
NAV
RDN
CND
REQ
TRX
COSS
SONM
ADA
ICX
NEBL
NULS
SIA
ENG
NUKO 
ZEN
alf
Blz
KNC
AE
POA
Zilliqa
XEM
DCR
KMD
BTS
AION
Achain
NAS
GNX
Elastos

So Holochain isn't related to Blockchain at all?
Is it just using a different techonology since it doesn't use POW or POS?
Also does this mean its not possible to get your Holotoken to get listed on exchanges?

Is NANO really the best crypto(currency) right now? As in pure currency, since it contains almost instant transcations speeds, has up to 7000 tx/s, no transaction fees, every wallet has a blockchain of its own and a very easy to set up a Node with the wallet meaning more decentralized network.

This puts it ahead of XRP in terms of decentralization, as well as XLM in tx/s and fee's. It basically should be able to replace Bitcoin since its better than it in every single way. Am I wrong? Are there downsides to NANO?

Arguments was there's no incentive to run a node on the NANO network but its very easy, simple and almost no cost to set up within the wallet.

Any reason it can't be distributed then?

The nodes on the lighting network don't look "completely decentralised" to me, if you look at the live view of the lighting network nodes you can see a lot of centralization on the nodes with mostly 9 nodes connecting the 873 nodes together. And the "off-chain transactions" means the lightning network doesn't opperate on the blockchain right?

Isn't Lighting Network more of a centralized solution and not part of the Bitcoin blockchain but a third party application?

Why don't the developers just update Bitcoin like any other normal altcoin on the market?

For example give Bitcoin an update for larger block sizes, faster transactions speeds, privacy features, more transactions per second, lower fee's and maybe add in smart contracts.

Anyone looked at their smart contract yet? It should be able to tell when the lock is lifted, right?

Did Satoshi Nakamoto finally decide to sell off a little part of his Bitcoins tanking the whole market in the proccess?

I want some insight on these upcoming ICOs, and if anyone is going to invest what do you think of it before I throw in some of my Ethereum. I'm already invested into Neuromation and WePower, so I'll see how that goes in the up coming weeks.

Insights Network
Credits
Electrify.Asia
Neonexchange
Seele
Dock.io
Atonomi
Effect.ai
DFNITY
CardStack
TomoCoin

There's a lot of red flags with this ICO when I looked into it.

It hasen't got a base, no code to prove they've actually started, excuses was they're doing it in a closed source project developement style where as almost all ICOs are open source and free for people to view the code and contribute / help out. I don't see a reason why they wouldn't make their project development open source. A reason like people stealing the code isn't a good excuse either because if you believe in your project to be successful then you have nothing to worry about.

Founder/CEO has a past as an entrepreneur with 4 businesses in the past, 2 of which was sold and one of them didn't go well according to what the CEO said. This could imply that this ICO is just a money grab and they might not deliver or produce the project poorly.

ALL the media mentions on their website when ArcBlock listed them wasen't true at all, CEO/Founder of ArcBlock even verifyed this during their AMA with Ian, saying that they did talk with the interviewers and that they haven't posted the articles about ArcBlock yet. The CEO said if he could do their marketing differently he wouldn’t of put those Media claimed coverage on their website before it was published, in short there was no article of them being mentioned.

Parnterships with IBM isn't what it seem like it seems to be, ArcBlock sighned up with a programm with cloud IBM which he said it himself that “anyone” could join and this makes them a partner. So it wasn’t a partnership you see with Stellar and IBM. I'm pretty sure IBM doesn't even know that ArcBlock is using their name and Logo on their website for that matter.

They only listed 4 people on their team with an excuse of not wanting to disrupt anyone on the team by putting them up on the website and only wanted to list the key members. This is a very weak excuse and why would it distrube the development team members if you listed them on the website? All ICO project did this, implies they're trying to hide something.

In conclusion ArcBlock CEO/Founder doesn't seem to have much transparency with us the communiity, unless what they claim is actually true and they aren't trying to obscure or hide anything. This makes ArcBlock ICO with a $45,000,000 starting marketcap a risky one to take as its a pretty large one at that and even further more risker as a long term hold.

I'm hesitant as to invest into this ICO. To sum this up the CEO/Founder might just be using this ICO as a cash grab, media mentions are none existant at the time it was listed on ArcBlock's website. Can't evaluate if ArcBlock can claim what they promise due to no listings of their whole team, if there is anymore than 4 people. Partnerships seems exagerated.

This is FUD because it is fear, uncertainty and doubt, which is what I felt when I looked into it and the responses I gathered on their reddit and AMA youtube video. I'm only trying to be honest here. Though I'm not saying this ICO won't make you money if you invest into it. Would like some thoughts on this.

Altcoins go up 1000%+ over the course of 1 month, people sell altcoins for massive stacks of Bitcoin, they then sell their massive stacks of Bitcoin to Fiat. This results in the altcoins and Bitcoin dropping in price. This is my guess, I've already sold off almost all my altcoins a few days ago because I feared something like this would happen and its also really important to protect your gains especially when you're already up massive amounts.

What are your thoughts on the Neuromation ICO? Its platform is dated to come out at the 15th of Febuary which is the same time they unlock the tokens to allow trading on exchanges.

You get the most of your money using nicehash from what I've heard since it automatically mines the most profitable coin and in return gives you Bitcoin.

As in the topic title is mining using Nicehash the best? It provides you the best current profitable coin meaning you'll be making more money than if you would be mining an individual coin. People mine certain coins to speculate on their price in the future, but wouldn't it just be best to use nicehash then buy the coin you are speculating on since you'll have more of that coin using tthe BTC you have from nicehash?

So the same would apply if I bought Ethereum at $1000 and it goes down to $800?

If for example I bought Etheruem at $1000 and used it to purchase some ICO tokens, then Ethereum goes to $1300, does that mean I lost value?

This coin deserves a minimum of 1 Billion marketcap at least, their update is pretty big it adds in token burns on transactions, smart contracts and many other updates and features I don't even understand much since I'm not very technical.

It seems as though you bought those coins at a very high price if you bought them yesterday. I'm still holding onto my altcoins but buying coins when they went up 300%+ is kinda risky, though not to say you can't make profits. As a trader I can expect a big pull back if there's a big sell off for investors to take profit. Not saying it will happen, but just my expereience as a trader in a past.