I only bought $150.00 AUS worth.

Got me 64 thousand coins.

No Risk (150 dollars play money) - for potential nice reward if it succeeds.

Very good point, but then I guess the question becomes marketcap as a comparison.

Another 2019 forbes article

https://www.forbes.com/sites/geraldfenech/2019/01/24/the-privacy-coin-dilemma-what-are-the-options-on-offer/#478d3439707d

Apollo

Apollo is a feature-rich cryptocurrency and platform that aims to combine a lot of what other platforms provide with privacy being at the very core of what it stands for.

Like some of the other cryptocurrencies outlined here, Apollo gives users the option to either has public or private transactions depending on their need, utilizes advanced IP Masking to prevent privacy from being compromised by analyzing the traffic, coin shuffling as an additional layer to anonymize funds and extremely fast speeds of 1-2 seconds per transaction.

What makes Apollo stand out, however, is that unlike any of the other platforms it provides features like a decentralized marketplace, integrated exchange (to eliminate privacy from being compromised at the exchange level), and interestingly Smart Contracts, which while not currently available are slated for release in 2020.

All this points towards Apollo being the most feature-rich privacy-centric cryptocurrency around. As with Beam, time will tell on how it develops and is adopted by the community at large.

Actually, it was a 2019 article

https://www.forbes.com/sites/geraldfenech/2019/01/08/case-study-identifying-the-best-featured-cryptocurrency/

Apollo

Apollo is very much the newest of these platforms. The project is presented as containing all of the features that the other projects have in one way or another already pioneered while adding a few features of their own. Apollo was originally a fork of the NXT platform rather than Ethereum which unlike the other technologies in this list, gives importance to privacy and control over one’s data. Unsurprisingly this is also one of Apollo’s main objectives. In addition to multiple layers of privacy for one-to-one transactions through technologies like IP Masking and integrated coin shuffling, high scalability is also at the core of Apollo’s feature set with Hermes 1.0, Apollo’s newest update incorporating 2-second block speeds, faster than any of the other platforms.

Apollo is a platform that is still very much in active development, perhaps more so than other technologies with core features still being worked on. Development has been consistent though, and features include a marketplace to allow users to list goods and sell them worldwide in a decentralized way, and which is fully finalized and decentralized is already live. This forms a key part of Apollo’s premise of avoiding regulation.

Steve McCullah, Apollo’s Director of Business Development is bullish about the currency’s prospects.

“The Apollo Foundation has launched the first all-in-one cryptocurrency focused on integrating every useful feature from mainstream cryptocurrencies and combining those with unmatched privacy and is now the fastest, most private and most feature-rich cryptocurrency on the market. Because of recent breakthroughs such as it’s Updater, which updates the blockchain using a transaction, Adaptive Block Generation and it’s two-second blocks, there is a case that could be made that Apollo is also the most advanced cryptocurrency.”

A key selling point made by the Apollo platform is that the platform is unregulated, meaning that the privacy elements to it will be beyond any government control. At the same time, they promise to make the platform easily accessible to those who don’t have a bank account by providing physical buy locations, mobile options, and even creating a physical currency.

While details are scarce, another major development for Apollo that is planned for 2020 is Smart Contract support. We are yet to see what sort of languages they support and how the smart contracts will be, such as Turing completeness, which only time can tell.

Just go to youtube, it has been reviewed favorably by a lot of respected btc/altcoin commentators.

Regarding the negative talk, one of the founders was involved in a controversy in the past.

Is the end near for ripple?  As long as they continue to be seated next to members of the IMF at international conventions, I DOUBT IT.

LOL I've probably been a member here for longer than you.  (lost my old email and pw so had to start a new acct)

I am certainly not involved in any scam, and the responders to my post are not me/myself or I.

For your information this coin is getting a lot of hype, including good mention in a forbes article last year.

I listened to all the anti ripple/xrp fudsters years ago.  Back when I considered buying some for less than a cent a coin. 

Wish I hadn't listened to them.  They were ignorant.

Seems to me that APOLLO is an improved version of DASH and MONERO...

So I am thinking that it has similar price potential at least.

Please share your thoughts and I am happy to be corrected if I have any misconceptions.

What is this better coin?

APOLLO for sure!


Also XRP.

What is a good desktop wallet for holo coin?

Thanks, I looked into it and it seems the GOOD exchanges have one single wallet for all users - with an individual acct tag that separates each users xrp.  So on a good exchange you can utilize 100 percent of your coins.

Of course private wallet is another matter.

bump

Hey guys,

hoping someone can explain....

I understand that I must keep a minimum of 20 xrp in my wallet to do xrp transactions.

But what about on trading exchanges?  Can I send 100 percent of my trading exchange xrp to  another person/wallet?  Or does the trading exchange have to keep a minimum of my 20 xrp on their individual accounts?

OMG LOL what is going on with the XVG price?  Is the project DEAD?

already having a small price pump

big news next week?