Digibyte has a lot going on, maybe this month it will remain low but it's definitely going to go up in the near future.
http://www.digibytegaminghub.com/single-post/2017/01/10/Official-DigiByte-Road-Map-Released

Do your own research, and don't listen to people talking shit about coins without giving proper arguments. Remember, when ETH was still a 10$ coin, the loudest voices were screaming it was a scam and was going to die. Most of the time, those people simply want the price to drop hard so they can buy at a low price.

Minereum (MNE), self mining coin based on ethereums smart contracts, extremely low supply and great development team make this a very interesting coin with an very high potential. Right now it's trading at around 7$, I can see it at 50$ by the end of this year, 500$ by 2020 (this would be a marketcap of 225 million $, which is peanuts compared to ethers 25 billion right now.

Digibyte (DGB), very fast coin with a good development team and some great implications, plus it targets the online gaming world which is a growing market. I can see this coin reach 0.5$ by the end of this year, 2$ by 2020 (this would be a marketcap of around 16 billion)

New Economic Movement (XEM), highly scalable, very fast coin, can do everything bitcoin and ethereum can do, only a lot faster. It's an absolute mystery why this coin is still so undervalued. I predict 2$ by the end of this year, 10$ by 2020 (this would be a marketcap of around 90 billion, which is the only reason why I don't see it growing above 10$ per coin)

Ripple (XRP), fastest coin today, it has a lot of backers, google being one of them. I predict this coin to reach 0.75$ by the end of this year, and around 2$ by 2020. This is only due to it's sheer volume, as it would mean a marketcap of 200 billion.

Siacoin (SC), given it's ability to completely replace dropbox, I predict a price of 0.05$ by the end of this year, and around 1$ by 2020.

terribly sorry my friend, thank you!

I tried to sell some SIA today, but it just kept buffering so I refreshed the page and the transaction didn't go through. Now about one hour ago I tried to buy some XEM, and the same things happened. It just keeps buffering. I see buy and sell orders go through constantly, but mine just keeps buffering. It's not even a large amount, around 350 XEM. What is going on with Poloniex?

I believe DGB could see a nice rise due to the upcoming minecraft partnership as well as a good development. It's an overall good coin that's seriously underpriced right now.

I also believe in Minereum (MNE), as it brings something new to the table and fills a small hole in the current market. Right now it's at around 8$ but I believe it could easily see 50$ by the end of this year due to the incredibly low supply.

I believe XEM could see a good organic rise as well, as it can do basically everything bitcoin and ethereum can do, but faster. It's also incredibly cheap, and could therefore be seen as a good investment for serious profits.

Last, I believe we shouldn't sleep on XRP. Banks don't need to use XRP to use the ripple network, but it works faster and cheaper if they do, therefore they will use XRP. It's also backed by fucking Google.

As you can see, I don't use words like 'will' and 'going to be'. The crypto world is very volatile, and you shouldn't assume something is 100% going to go up. Trade with caution, but risks are needed in order to get good profits.

Minereum grew from about 2.3$ to almost 10$ in a matter of days. I believe the world is slowly discovering this diamond in cryptos, and in my opinion it'll follow the same course as Ethereum did

Deciding to buy a coin because of those reasons is stupid and impulsive. I however support your claim about DGB reaching 1 dollar. It's technologically solid, it targets a good, growing niche (online gaming), and it's really fast compared to other coins. I believe people are starting to realise this coin is still undervalued and offers a lot of potential profits. 2 cents a coin is cheap as hell

I believe we could see a 50$ MNE by the end of this year, it's insane how few people know about this. When people realise its potential, MNE will fly, reaching 500$ per coin by 2020 easily. Buy now, and hodl for at least one year

Digibyte, they have a lot of followers, a solid development team, a great security system for payments and documents, segwit support (altough unnecessary for a smaller coin like DGB it still adds value), and it's still fucking cheap. I'm not going to suggest it will end this year at 1$ (like most people would claim without proof), but june 10th I believe DGB will be available for use in minecraft, which we all know is still a highly popular game, which could pump up the price. It already had a spike after this news came out, but a lot of people still don't know about it. I believe the price could go up to 0.1$ at least in 2017, which would be an almost 600% ROI.

What do you guys think about Minereum? To me it looks great, it's got a fixed supply, it's self mining, it's bound to ethereum which we know is very successful, ... my guess is it will blow up in the next couple of years

I found the problem, the former node wasn't on, so I picked another one and my amount appeared again. It's a weird system

I entered my buy order for 50 MNE (0.06btc), and I got a message saying I had bought 11.5 MNE. My BTC is down with 0.06 so I paid enough, but I only received 11.5 instead of 50. Where did my 39.5 MNE go to?? Did this happen to someone else before?

Both are great investments in my opinion, but i think ripple could give you better profits. A lot of people complain that it's centralized, but that's mostly a problem for people like us, who are interested in cryptocurrency and understand how it works. We do not represent the mass population who still fears decentralisation because of their 'if there's no authority to control it, how do we know it's safe'-mentality. Those people will be convinced by bankers and financial advisors to invest in ripple rather than bitcoin and litecoin because it's simply a lot more controlled, and therefore a lot safer. We of course know this is not always the case, but the vast majority of the world doesn't, hence why the marketcap for cryptos is still so incredibly small compared to others. Personally i've had countless people refuse to invest in cryptos because they simply don't trust it. Ripple is a lot more thrustworthy thanks to it's centralisation, and can therefore see a lot more adoption in the upcoming years.

I personally believe NEM is a great investment because it actually brings something new to the table, unlike tonnes of new coins that obviously don't have a solid future plan. What makes NEM a good investment, and what could be the value in the next couple of months/years?

What's the reason BTC dipped quite hard today? I didn't hear any news or recent changes in the landscape, so what made it drop? Whales cashing out or something?

I'm looking at global interest, investment opportunities, current supply and market cap, and I can't help but believe LTC is still undervalued right now, and could see a rise to over 100$ within the next couple of months

Could Ripple see the same growth as Bitcoins, like going from 0.05$ to almost 2000$ in less than a decade? Could Ripple one day be worth over a 1000$?

I'm looking at the charts, and BTC is rising at the same speed, or even faster than previous ATH's. Does this mean a crash could happen within the next few days? I'm not saying it'll drop back to around the 700's, but I wouldn't be surprised if it dropped back to 1200, 1300. What do you think?

I believe the FUD concerning BTC has brought money to LTC, as well as the growing understanding that most of the altcoins today have very little future. Does anyone honestly believe a coin named after an internet meme will be taken seriously in the next few years? A coin like litecoin however not only sounds professional and resembles the biggest cryptocurrency in the world (bitcoin), it also is technologically better than most coins today. LTC not only can become an adopted online currency used by millions, but it can also be used as a low risk investment for beginner investors who want to see occasional spikes which can give them some profit, but not give them the risk of low drops. I personally believe in LTC as much as i believe in BTC, and a 50$ LTC by the end of this year is very plausible, more plausible than a 2000$ BTC in my opinion. Don't forget that in order to have a 2K bitcoin, people need to buy a 1999 bitcoin. If people don't expect the price to rise, people won't buy. A 1000% increase for a 7$ coin (70$) is in most peoples eyes a far more plausible scenario than a 1000$ coin rising with 100% (2000$ coin).

LTC showed a nice stable growth over the last few days, with occasional drops and spikes, but now i feel like, with the chinese pump, FUD around BTC, and the general increase in crypto adoption, we'll see an even bigger spike than today's. My suggestion is to get on the train or get off the tracks