20% XEM
20%. LTC
10%. ETH
10%. BTC
5%. Each into 8 different smaller altcoins valued no more than a 100 million market cap.. Ark, lisk, pivx, and others people in this thread recommend.
Total investment percentage... 100. Make sure to withdraw them into their wallets and save the private key.
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They both are complete scams. Premined fairy dust
Agreed.. ICO garbage. And i looked at CoinMarketCap.com and yup sure enough.. Ripple is now ranked #2 Crystal clear proof this scene is a massive pathetic joke. Lets put this into perspective.. First Litecoin was the #2 coin. Then it was Doge.. Then it was Ethereum. Now it's Ripple ? Things have REALLY gone down hill for a long loooong time. I see Ripple up 32% last 24 hours. So they are executing their plan masterfully. They figured out you can pump the coin then dump more onto the market jumping the cap standings. And since the coin is pumped 99% of the crypto idiots will pile in.. no matter what coin it is. A well executed crypto pyramid scheme.Using that logic you can say that about any crypto including Bitcoin. I agree I won't buy a premined coin with a large locked up supply even if it seems promising (veros) but I don't want to support large mining operations either. Same shit different game. NEM is relatively undervalued. I keep holding that. It has no inflation and the supply is relatively distributed. Plus the price is high enough to fund continuing development without issues (mijin, catapult) It's a better coin that is less hyped than a lot of them here. Sleeping giant. No I'm not going to explain why for the 10th time. Do your DD and search is your friend.
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Evolution makes perfect sense to me. Monkeys did not evolve because they did not encounter the conditions which were necessary to evolve. I can envision a big tree where everything has a common genetic ancestor. It's actually amazing how many genetic similarities we share with mammals and other species, for example the urge to urinate when the sound of running water is heard, sexual reproduction, the way our eyes look, etc.
If you eliminate the thinking mind and use mindfulness to observe nature and observe your basic instincts, you can get in touch with your animal self.
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Yes... though I could easily give it up. I have peace of mind through personal development work and don't need mind altering substances, but sometimes it's fun to get high, enjoy some food and watch family guy episodes high and then meditate afterwards. The high helps to silence or cloud the conscious thinking part of the mind and enhances the ability to do visualization.
It's hard to watch new things while high because it seems to affect short term memory so that I forget what I just watched right after I watch it. haha.. it's harmless... in my opinion the alcohol buzz is somewhat preferred over the marijuana high but the fact one is illegal while the other is not is somewhat silly.
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XEM.. free stake worth $250K.. I'll never invest in altcoins that don't ICO with free distributions or low price distributions. Keep a larger share of the initial stake for development costs and prove yourself to the community and your market cap will go up and you can reap your rewards later. Me giving you thousands of dollars for an ICO so you can take the money and run? No thanks.
NEM did well without taking big donations. Stakes were dirt cheap and large amounts of coin could have been bought for low prices. The work on the coin continued. They proved themselves and the price went up.
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pure whining to me... most NEM stakeholders dumped their stakes for peanuts and anyone with foresight could have bought them. If a stake gets too expensive or a coin debuts with too high a price, just don't invest in it. Simple.
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LOL at these people who think they're going to get $250,000 of coin after the fact. You snooze, you lose.
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My address in case the OP didn't get it.
3Hh2bAYHTNPZKSXdZWy1UyFzarVCodK35y
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Iam holding Gulden (NLG), DOGE(not for long term), XEM, XRP(Ripple = long term) and i'am going to invest in ICO's like Tezos, Bancor etc. Gulden (NLG) : I'am not holding so much of them, but i think it will go up in this year to 0,50€ - 1€. Gulden is a new Cryptocurrency from the Netherlands and there you can pay a Taxi with Gulden (NLG), it is also connected with your bank account (with IBAN). So i think, this is a good investment 'cause, Gulden brings the Cryptocurrency from the "digital life" into "real life". DOGE : I think that i don't have to explain XEM : NEM is one of my best investments in this year and i will hold it for a long term. (Proof of Importance (POI) algorithm). And NEM is not only XEM, there is much more behind NEM (NIS and NCC). For the Future Smart Property Tiles, a decentralized Asset Exchange, Smart Contracts and much more, and all of them are based on the NEM Blockchain. XRP : For long term, not only like everyone says 'cause they work with so much Banks. Its because of, what most people forget, is that the money we know, will not exist in the future, everything will be online. The money we know will be abolished, if the People want it or not, that doesn't has something to do with democracy, if the state wants to do it and more important (if the banks want it), it will happen (look at India!). So it think ripple is a very good investment for a long term (IN MY OPINION !). Tezos: I think i don't have to explain why, you can read it in there white paper or website. Bancor: Also like Tezos. Sorry for my bad english XEM here, I have been selling some here but will hold half my stake for the long haul, not only because I think this coin has as much potential as Ethereum/Ripple, but because it's easier to keep it in my wallet than transfer it around exchanges to other coins, none of which I can find that impress me compared to XEM. I have a bit of Ark as well. That's about it. Mijin. Catapult. Multi signature transactions. Messaging. 3000 transactions/second. Secure. Uses much less power than bitcoin, while being much faster. XEM as a currency. ETH as a service. XRP as ? Those are the big 3 of relevance. Litecoin has segwit otherwise XEM is a better currency and will displace it and take 4th place behind Ethereum in market cap within a month. I'd buy Ripple/Ethereum but they are relatively expensive compared to XEM.
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NEM is the best Bitcoin replacement if you do your research. ETH is the best service platform. What does that make ripple? I'll let you decide.
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NEM, ETH, and XRP are the future. No need to do what's already been done 300 times. Most early altcoins already did what you suggested.
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Zero development since 3 years? Looks pretty dead to me.
This often doesn't matter. I've gotten behind about five dead coins just in contributing to their threads. Earthcoin was one of them and it revitalized. There are over five similar coins today, including XBY and Chesscoin. Cryptocurrency is about the big coins, sure, but it's also about how getting behind small coins can create wealth for smart people with good work ethics. translation: It's about trading pink sheets and getting that penny stock at .001 cent, pumping it up to .02, and dumping. :p
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OP you have no idea just how many people before you have claimed similar things, and praised xyz of other sh*tcoins. This is just another rinse and repeat process that benefits only to devs and pump-n'-dumpers of the said coins, with little or no value or impact on the bitcoin. Save us the time and don't open up alt promoting threads like this one, it won't do anything good to you, it will just get laughed out, just like this thread just not.
cheers
A replacement that can handle larger transaction load and has better scalability with less power usage will take the throne at some point. It's the reason I like XEM so much, though yes I have a bunch of it.. if I thought there was a better altcoin to buy with my XEM I'd have bought it by now. That's why I own a bit of Ark, and that's about it. The bitcoin miners argue back and forth about adopting segwit because they want to keep their cash cow block revenue, meanwhile the number of unconfirmed transactions continues to rise, as do the fees. Something has to give, if bitcoin won't evolve, someone will take their spot. There's nothing unique about bitcoin except it was first. The big mining conglomerates can continue to come here an extol the virtues of bitcoin, it doesn't change reality. If ETH was trading closer to XEM I'd be inclined to move some money over, but at 1/8 the market cap the choice is obvious. ETH and XEM complement each other. ETH is more a service, while XEM makes a GREAT currency/trading medium.
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it's unfortunate that we have to go through BTC when trading on exchanges. It's the only thing really keeping it king of the throne at this point. Personally I'd rather use XEM as my base holding and trade all alts through that, because whether people realize it or not it is the future and is going to go head to head with Ethereum within a year. Can't even do ETH pairing for a lot of the alts so XEM won't be done, and I don't want to use Tether or Monero.
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pretty sure the daytraders all use bots and take advantage of larger holder's impatience in waiting for the price they want.. they put up big block limit orders and both the buy and sell side and try to profit from the spread. Better off simply investing in the technology of a coin for the mid to long term. You can see them when trading because they often change their prices based on market demand.. the orders pop in and out of existence frequently at different prices.
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joined. sent address to OP in the thread. If that was the wrong person let me know. XEM is still my darling though... Catapult plus all of it's features make it a great currency, a bitcoin replacement if you will.
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XEM with Catapult. 3000+ transactions per second with low fees. Much less electricity usage. Just as secure. A natural evolution to what was a great invention in it's own right. Less inter coin politics as well by people who want to preserve the status quo.
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Normal technical driven profit taking. Nothing more, nothing less.
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XEM will surpass LTC within 5 days and take it's rightful number 4 spot. Bank on it. The fact it's still relatively it ignored here works to it's advantage. Ultimately I want it to replace Bitcoin and take the number one spot even if my stake is long sold by then. It's good for cryptos as a whole to have a coin that is secure and can handle the transaction volume.
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