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I totally don't understand why people think that if there is a coin / commodity / whatever that can raise 500% in a month, it can't fall 50% in a month. If the market is volatile, it is volatile in both directions. Yet still people are very surprised that after going from $6k to $20k in one month, BTC can also go from $20k to $8k in one month. The long term trend is important, not monthly ups and downs.
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From the coins based on DAG, like Raiblocks, I think that Byteball is quite undervalued. It didn't experience such price jump as Raiblocks and IOTA, yet it offers even more features and has good devs.
From privacy/anonymity oriented coins, DeepOnion has a very high chance to skyrocket this year IMHO. It has very good and active devs, huge supporting community and very low market cap compared to coins with similar capabilities.
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Right now we have more than 1500 different cryptocurrencies. And it looks like soon we'll have more than 1500 kinds of Bitcoins. Seriously, stop this madness people, I even can't be bothered to collect all those forks as doing it safely usually takes some work, which is not even worth it  |
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are probably tha safest bets, I think they will be leading cryptos for at least some time.
If you want to diversify, choosing the exact coin is up to you (after doing some solid research), but I think that in general DAG-based (IOTA, Byteball, Raiblocks ...) and privacy/anonymity oriented (Monero, Zcash, Verge, DeepOnion ...) cryptocurrencies have a high chance to do well this year.
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There are not many coins which are worth mining with CPU. But if want to give it a try, I'd go for one of the cryptonight algo coins (Monero, Bytecoin, Digitalnote ... there are more). GPU still have advanatage there, but not as much as with other coins if you have a new CPU with AES/AVX instruction set.
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IOTA is good, but it's ment to be used in internet of things (IoT). So unless you're a fridge, I'm not sure it's for your everyday use. There are other cryptos based on the same DAG tech. Out of those, I like Byteball the most - it's user friendly, starting good marketing, already has smart contracts implemented. Since it's DAG coin, it's very fast and with super low fees, without any scalability issues. It's a hidden gem IMHO, I'd bet it will spike soon like the other DAG coins did (IOTA, Raiblocks).
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The new signatures look pretty nice, much better than the old ones. Actually the whole visualization change in general is good in all places, not just signatures. Can't wait to see the wallet redesigned in similar manner  |
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There is a new news article about Byteball on Coinidol: https://coinidol.com/designed-to-succeed-iota-raiblocks-and-byteball/It basically says that Byteball will soon follow the success of IOTA and Raiblocks. I personally think that Byteball is the best one of them, so it seems quite likely that it will happen. At least I don't see any reason why Raiblocks and IOTA should spike and Byteball should stay somewhere at the bottom when it has even more features. IOTA and Railblocks have feeless transaction that’s probably why they are more attractive to some people also the price of IOTA and Railblocks is a single digit when byteball is in the three digits most people will invest in cheaper coins even though theoretically IOTA and Railblocks are not cheap and Byteball is not expensive Yes, it has been discussed several times if Byteball exchange unit should be changed to MByte instead of GByte. This would make the price appear to be about $1 instead of $1000, which looks much more attractive for potential investors. I personally agree that it should be done, but some people don't... don't know if some agreement can be reached on this. |
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There is a new news article about Byteball on Coinidol: https://coinidol.com/designed-to-succeed-iota-raiblocks-and-byteball/It basically says that Byteball will soon follow the success of IOTA and Raiblocks. I personally think that Byteball is the best one of them, so it seems quite likely that it will happen. At least I don't see any reason why Raiblocks and IOTA should spike and Byteball should stay somewhere at the bottom when it has even more features. I can only agree with this. For use by real people, not toasters and fridges, Byteball is definitely better than IOTA and offers much wider functionality. If IOTA and Raiblocks jumped up like crazy, Byteball will definitely follow. |
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There's a very optimistic article about Byteball on the TheMerkle news web: https://themerkle.com/iota-raiblocks-whos-next-byteball/It's nice to see that Byteball is getting more and more news coverage lately... it's a good marketing and hopefully many more new people will learn about it. |
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Any project which helps us remove banks as intermediaries in things where we don't really need them, such as loans, is welcome.
SALT is doing exactly this, moreover in a tokenized form on a blockchain, so... thumbs up. And if they succeed in getting enough people on board, it will become a huge business.
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It's true that privacy focused and anonymous coins are very perspective now. Out of those listed, I obviously recommend DeepOnion - it has still quite low market cap so it has big potential to grow. Very active dev team and huge community.
However, I'd advise you to take a look also at DAG-based coins (like IOTA, Byteball, Raiblocks, ...). The DAG tech seems to be very good and most importantly, better than blockchain in many aspects, so some of the DAG cryptos may also moon big time in 2018.
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Of course you can daytrade on any exchange. Basically the only difference from Forex is that you can not open a short position. Thus, in principle, you can only earn by buying a coin and selling it when the price is higher. At least I don't know of any option which would allow you to earn when the coin's price is falling.
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There are good bounties and worthless bounties.
There are good airdrops and worthless airdrops.
With bounties, it's better to do some solid research first, as you spend a lot of time wearing their signature or posting their stuff on Twitter / Facebook. But with bountis, sometimes you just need to apply and that's it. In such case, it's probably better to just apply for everything, as doing some research on the coin/token would take much more time than just applying straigh away. But of course, you should be always at least carefull enough not to fall for scams.
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Well, we are in crypto world where basically almost everything grows rapidly against fiat money. So I would say that just buying and hodling any reasonable coin does count as a passive income Just hodling 1 BTC during the past year, which you could have got for $1000 would earn you... something like 16k USD? |
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What are the most promising low market cap coins that are still under $1?
It doesn't really matter if a coin is under $1, because you must consider also the total supply of the coin. If a coin supply is 100 trillion, it will be under $1 even if its market capitalization is higher than Bitcoin's. You should be looking at market cap instead. It's still not a perfect measure of the coin's value, but it's as close as you get. |
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Waves is definitely one of the most promising cryptos for 2018. With Waves-NG it will be fast like hell, it will have smart contracts and the new Waves decentralized exchange also looks very good. All Waves hodlers will profit big time in 2018.
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Well, I think that the answer is quite easy... after reaching the max supply, there would be no more inflation (only a small deflation as some of the coins are getting lost every day), which means that if the demand will keep rising, the price will be rising substantially as well. The only question is: will the demand keep rising?
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