It looks like its going to have a lot of the same features as binance, which is not only the most succesful all crypto trading platform, but also the most succesful startup of all time, going from 0 to 1 billion in 6 months

There are a lot more projects focussing on the idea of owning your own data, datum being one of the better ones

Theyre coming out with a full wallet in their upcoming mainnet release i believe, but unless i can afford a masternode ill keep my bag in my ledger

I had the same thing, just use the full member signature. The sr member signature is simply too large

Damn right about Sonm and Modum! Personally I don't hold modum but Sonm should definitely be in the top 20, massive potential especially with Consensus tomorrow

I don't recommend buying sonm for a quick profit. I'm sure you could, I think 1$ will be here before august, but I've made some mistakes selling coins far to quickly (bought a ton of litecoin at 4$, sold it at 12$, if I had held on to them for just a few months longer I could've sold them for 20 times more) so I'm not selling my bag for less than 5$ a coin

I assume he means what benefits we get as investors, but then again some people have masternodes, others just buy and hold. Either way the vechain network could in my opinion still go x20 from here

I really don't understand how people can look at this price and think 'yeah it's not gonna go any higher'.

Very good report once again! Two questions I hope to see answered next week after consensus, 1. when will it be made possible to buy sonm tokens with dollars? I'm sure most big companies will not like it if they have to buy bitcoin on an exchange first in order to use the platform. 2. how many coins will be needed to run a masternode, and what other requirements will there be?

it's still a very good buy. I expect some of my investments to still get x50 but after that I'm hedging a big part of that with vechain, it's almost guaranteed to succeed with all the brilliant partnerships they've acquired and the worldchanging network they're building. I can see it reach 50$ this year easily.

are you a bot or is your IQ lower than 70? I would bet my left testicle it's either one of these two. Seriously the comments I read on this forum are of a new and far more advanced level of stupidity

Mining boom is an excellent name, very strong! I'm confident the cryptomining world will be the vast majority of the sonm network in the first year. Mainstream adoption happens a lot slower but having growing crypto companies use the network will already propel the token price up.

people don't realise we're looking at one of the future's biggest blockchain projects in the world. This is as disruptive as ethereum was but most people simply don't understand the magnitude

Don't worry, just know that most people buy the rumor and sell the news. In the long haul stratis is a winner for sure, but the total market is going up and down so its bound to take stratis along

CGCX is my top pic. As more and more people will flood into the market, the demand for good exchanges will only rise. Also, most investors don't stick to crypto, especially not when they start making good money from it. Having a hybrid exchange where you can diversify your assets with the press of a few buttons looks like a win for me.

The best tip I can give however is diversify, and get to know as much as possible about your investments. Too many people ride the hype wave without knowing where it's going.

consensus definitely has something to do with it. Most people don't know about sonm but seeing them as the title sponsor, it might make them curious. If you look at the current price it's still about 30% of the ATH, a few weeks before their mainnet goes live.

I find no evidence of a coin called xdm being in existence. What's the full name?

Also, what i mean with undervalued is the ratio between how much sonm is worth now, and how much it'll be worth once the mainnets are live. There's coins that are undervalued at 500$, and coins that are overvalued at 0.005$. If this xdm doesn't add any value to the market (project has heavy competition and no USP's, project adds blockchain where it isn't needed, project tries something that's impossible), then it's not undervalued.

I'll tell you why it shouldn't rise higher first. Sonm is a utility token, which means it's primarely bought to use, unlike for example bitcoin which is bought way more to store and hodl. Because it's bought to use, we're seeing something that's called the velocity principle, which means assets don't rise in value because it's constantly being bought and sold, bought and sold, keeping prices relatively stable. Now, the reason why sonm will still rise despite the velocity principle, is because the number of tokens is limited. Both users and investors will buy the tokens either to keep as an investment, or to keep and spend later, and when inevitably more and more buyers will enter the network (because it's 5x cheaper than traditional sources), the price of the token will also rise, and to my estimations it'll probably be worth over 10$ a piece in less than 2 years from now.

To answer your concern that the tokens shouldn't be too expensive; the tokens can be worth 100$ each, but the fiat price of the network will remain the same. When a deal is agreed upon between two parties, for example buying x amount of computing power during 1 year, the buyer pays the seller whatever the price in dollar of that amount of computing power is at that time. This way, when in a year or two lots of companies are using the network, the token price can rise upwards of 20$ a piece, the price for computing power will remain the same in dollar.

I see you havent spent much time in this market so you have been spoiled by last decembers bull run. Its not usually like this. Almost every single giant company you know today took years to become profitable for investors. Its easy to forget that when every moron and his dog invested thousands of dollars last year hoping to get rich overnight.

Youre talking nonsense, i have no idea why you said what you said