You have signature campaigns that support on-going services, that pay mostly in Bitcoin, and can be found here:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

Then you have signatures that part of a bounty campaign, which pay mostly in the coins you are promoting, and can be found here:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

But to answer your question, it doesn't appear that signature campaigns pay in proven Alt Coins ... either it's Bitcoin, or you have to take a chance on a new Altcoin or ICO.

Bitcoin Gold switched the mining algorithm to a GPU friendly and ASIC unfriendly one.... so if there is one advantage to Bitcoin Gold, it is that mining might become less centralized, and perhaps the "voting by hashpower" rights will be somewhat restored to the little guys ... other than that, it appears to be someone trying to become a millionaire overnight with a copy cat project.

Honestly, I take of note of the popular bounty signature I see members wearing here, and look into those first.  Of course, do your research, and don't waste your time with ICOs that you don't believe in ... hype is important but it will only get you so far.  

$425 is awesome.  On the "guess the debut price tread", I guessed $20.  I never imagined Bitcoin Gold would be popular.  So are we going to have Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Bitcoin Gold all in the top 5 at Coin Market Cap? 

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong here, but I'm pretty sure the exchange "etherdelta" can be used for all ERC20 tokens, although it's not ideal.  Etherdelta is basically for the tokens that can't get traction.  That said, it is best to find the high quality campaigns to be a part of, because they will likely get listed on better exchanges, and hold their value better.  

I have to wonder, with another potential fork in mid-Nov. possibly creating a new coin, will some people opt to keep their holdings in bitcoin through that fork, as well.  It seems risky to move back to Alts if there will be another alt coin sell off leading to the SegWit2x fork. 

I would stay away, at least as an "investment".  It doesn't seem to have anyone improving it.  I know Exodus dropped them from their multi-currency wallet because they say their tech is too outdated.  It might get a pump in the future, but that's more about trading than investing.

Hello, I recently discovered Wings.  I'm wondering if there is info available on past payouts by the ICOs under evaluation ... of course I found the list of ICOs available for prediction, going back to Bancor, but I don't see any info on how the past payments were distributed.  I'm just trying to get an idea of what kind of returns to expect based on amount of Wings committed and the accurracy of the prediction.  Thanks.

BitCoin will probably lead for a long time as the dominate currency, but these ERC tokens, and the like, that are focused on problem solving and finding new ways to use blockchain are going to have a future, as well.

I looked into it, this is actually a blockchain tow-truck project, not a taxi service.  They are calling themselves the Uber of Car Towing.  

I have my doubts.  Have you ever met a tow-truck driver?  They are like "cash only" people, and take their orders from a dispatcher.  I'm not sure how crypto currency and phone apps would play in that world.  It would be interesting to know if the developer has found much interest from the people in the industry.

I found this chart which overlays bitcoin / bitcoin cash transaction fees.  You can see bitcoin cash in the lower right, in red.  The average transaction fee for BCH is about 10 cents, while BTC is $2-5  ... I know Bitcoin Cash is hated by many, but I don't see SegWit2X reducing fees by that much.  Did BCH have the better solution?

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-btc-bch.html

I thought I read they were supposed to have something up and running by the end of this year, so maybe a bump then.  The part about them having ICOs for the next 5 years is concerning, though....  but at least it shows they are committed for 5 more years.  This might be a longer hold than I anticipated, but I still think it has potential.

Yeah ... some of these airdrops showing up in my Etherscan cost more to move to an exchange and sell than they are worth.  Plus, I'm pretty sure everything has to be paid for in Ether, so are paying a valuable coin to move/sell worthless junk.  But I do like Etherdelta.   It's nice to have an instant marketplace for just about everything.

That's too bad, if true.  Japan always seemed like a friend to Cryptos.  Hopefully this is just another move to regulation rather than a ban.  I've been enjoying Cryptos because they that "wild west" feel to them, when the goverments gets involved, it gets going to get boring and predictable.

I really think every long term portfolio should have a substantial percentage made up of Bitcoin and Etherium.  Everything else is debatable, and subject to profit taking or an exit strategy.  I do like Waves, though. 

I asked on their announcement page.  Yes, it was them saying "hello", to get people to check out their project. 

Yes, you recieved our presale Token which will be converted to RST 1:1. Now the cost of 1 RST is 0.09ETH.
The airdrop was done to spread the word about the project

We reinvent insurance from scratch using disruptive Blockchain technology. You are welcome to support us and help us disrupt insurance industry.

Thanks for the reply.  Good way to market, it got my attention.

Is your ERC20 ticker "RST-P"?  I had 0.01 dropped at my Etherium address last night, and was wonder what that was about.  I traced it back to here, but I don't see any info about an airdrop.

I'm not sure that he's having any affect at all.  Some people thought he affected the drop last month, but I think that was more about China than anything he said.  It just happened that he made his initial comments at about the same time China made their move to block exchanges.  

The only coin I own under $0.05 is FunFair.  It's a platform to develop gambling sites.  No particular reason why I can justify owning it, like you, I just wanted to take a swing at something where I buy a lot of it, and hope it explodes, and it seemed to fit the bill.

My next two lowest cost tokens are BAT and 0x ... both under $0.20.  I'm losing faith in BAT but I think 0x could be big.