Not sure why DogeCoin, I mean its a funny coin but I can't really imagine anyone considering this as a serious candidate for their portfolio.

Other than that it seems alright to me, but you might want to check back every Quarter atleast and check up on the status of these coins. I don't know much about IOTA but I hear a lot of things about that its not useable, centralized etc plus the whole thing with microsoft is fake news according to some sources. So it might be smart to atleast check up on all the facts surrounding these coins before engaging into a longterm commitment with them.

Well there's more than that. There's also getting electroneum integrated with mobile apps as payment method for special features and being able to be transferable from one app to the other incentivizing developers to integrate this coin. Also something with gambling but i'm not aware of the details on that.

To its logical conclusion; humanity self-destructs. I think we are all well aware of the vast dangers that threaten us the coming decades because we're exploiting the earth like we do. But does any country really strive for a change in that matter? No, instead we have visionairies like Elon Musk who put their own hard earned money into these projects and then governments still have the audacity to intervene and stomp on it. We got some G-20 that can't ever really get to an agreement because its political and economical interests are to different and when they do its never enough.

Humanity is self destructive it always has been, it wants to sacrifice its life to its country, it does drugs and alcohol, indulges itself in fast food (Obesity is a western world epidemic), it destroys nature and life for pleasure or profit, its at constant war with someone else. All of humanity just screams destruction.

There is no solution because people need to change themselves not the system. Capitalism and communism are both designed to increase productivity, both trough different ways while trying to find a balanced and equal society. That we as people can't make that happen is not a systems fault. And resource economy is just the same story all over again. You'd try a different system only to find out that you're supposed to change your own ways. Resource based economy isn't going to cure people of their greed, anger, lust and powerhunger. Thats up to people themselves to change. And thats why you will never have a perfect solution untill humanity itself realizes it is the solution, not external factors, methods, designs and systems to point us in some direction away from themselves.

But as I don't find it likely that the huge majority of humanity will realize this and then also act on this, I say it will self-destruct. Hope I'm wrong though, and i'll gladly admit it when I am.

Marketcap divided by oustanding shares, or in this case coins = price. Or, price*outstanding shares, in this case coins = marketcap.

Price is purely psychological, cheap and expensive is relative. Ripple is now 80 cents, which could seem cheap but given that it has a 30 billion marketcap is it really cheap? Well depends, how much can it still grow from that 30 billion marketcap? If you think it can still go 10x then 80 cents is a bargain. Same for Bitcoin, we hear price predictions from 100k-1m or even 5m so the current price which you may find, because ofcourse it is a huge number is expensive, but thats relative, if the price hits 1m I bet you wish you would have gotten in at 17k-18k w/e it is right now.

So lets say Bitcoin is the new gold, gold has a 7 trillion marketcap which means 7,6 trillion / 294 billion = 25. So if Bitcoin grows to the same cap of gold it can still go 25 times from its 294 billion marketcap which would put the price excluding new coins coming into circulation at a price of $425000 and given that Bitcoin also is being traded, exchanged for online goods or physical goods where as gold isn't and serves multiple functions it could even go well beyond that.

This is why marketcap is important to look at. It can give you an estimation of how big something could potentially grow whereas price doesn't and is a mere represenation what the markets expectation of the future is.

Undervalue:

What Warren Buffet does when he picks his shares is he goes trough the quarterly or yearly results of companies and looks at their revenue and profits, because he's very in tune with the market he can determine if a stock price is then corresponding its current returns, if it the dividends are actually quite high in contrast to its value on the market he buys it and thats how amassed great fortunes, or one of the ways. It is how he started.

In crypto not everything gives dividends but tokens and coins can play a crucial role in the ecosystem, and I can be completely off here. But imo Ethereum is overvalued for what it currently does, but in the same time you could say its undervalued but then you're going ahead of yourself with expectations of the future putting a lot of trust into Ethereum's team that they will tackle things such as scalability and smart contract utility, start legal processes for onboarding clients so that the community doesn't get hit by scams etc.

And well if you do think Ethereum is overvalued, then you can look at its competitors, what do they do what Ethereum doesn't? Such as that Waves has tokenomica a legal framework for ICOs being held on the Waves platform.

NEM has onboarded a lot of clients already who actively use NEM's technology but isn't really noticed by the market.

I called ADA on this very reasoning, the market ignored it at first, I personally was a bit skeptic at first but I went ahead and look into it and I quickly changed my mind, its now gone 10x from where I bought in. So when it comes to overvalued/undervalued its about being right a lot. And assuming from public sentiment ADA is now more ''officially accepted'' it seems. But there were a lot of people who said Supply is to big, how will it ever go up? Didn't take very long though for it go 5x and another 2x (10x).
Maybe I had some beginners luck with ADA, as I can't really tell you any other coin that is really undervalued currently for what it does, Waves has sharply appreciated and NEM also.

But just to give you a taste of what its about. Mostly, its about being right.

Electroneum did quite a bit of marketing, they attracted investors who don't even hold Bitcoin or Ether. There's a ton of people being introduced trough electroneum to the crypto world.

Whats this coins problem? Just bots trading this on a constant floor level. Does this ever even slightly break out?

Binance has this ''problem'' a lot of times too, it usually lags several minutes behind other exchanges.

Dacht dat ze zo'n zorgen maakte dat mensen zouden gaan zwartsparen?

I think its largely due to IOTA rushing in price and interest of companies in IoT technology. But to be fair, a ton of companies have been in IoT for a long time before IOTA and RaiBlocks and I really doubt these coins will be sustainable for the future. But RaiBlocks right now is just lifting on the speculative succes of IOTA.

Its up like 60% how's that dead?

Actually its more likely altcoins burst, Bitcoin has found its place. Now this doesn't go for all altcoins but a lot of them are ahead of themselves which is also why the bubble bursts with the tech boom, companies didn't generate the expected profits and the stocks were highly overvalued because of that. A lot of altcoins are idea's and not products or services that are in full service and with a large customer base, this is why a lot of coins will crash and burn in the coming few years.

If anything people are buying altcoins based on future expectations, these expectations however might not be correct and hence those coins will crash. So if you want to be safe invest in top altcoins cause those are further developed, but thats crypto high risk, high reward or in some cases low risk high reward since you don't need a lot of money to make extraordinary profits.

I personally think you should go with ADA, but ofcourse I hold this one myself. You can try this:

1. Invest into something ''safe'' such as ADA or XLM or EOS or XEM with 50-60%
2. Invest in something with a marketcap lower than 20 million with 40-50%

This way you can maximize your profit and if it goes wrong you will be balanced out by the generally more safe investments

The size of this market as a whole is tiny, very small. It might be that some altcoins are in a bubble, but you first have to understand what a bubble really is and I think a lot of people miss that definition.

I'm assuming you're talking about XRP and in which case I agree.

Bittrex has got the SEC on it, and with all the PnD and shady shit that happens I can't really blame them for taking these measures or else they risk going out of business.

You can also get IGNIS on a ratio of 2 NXT : 1 IGNIS (ICO) and there's an airdrop. Not understanding any of this previously I sold my NXT like a dumbass lol.

Isn't this already mainstream? https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/11/people-are-taking-out-mortgages-to-buy-bitcoin-says-joseph-borg.html

Litecoin going to 400 and Ethereum going to 700 isn't because there was some flashy update

I would like to particpate in a NEO tokensale but I think you still can't withdraw 2.58 NEO for example and get only 2 NEO even if the fee is like .1 so i'm very hesitant about it.

Its late here and I do realize what you were saying, hence I deleted my comment but you already replied :p

No, it would not be incorrect but if you really want to choose I'd go with Komodo. Not holding any myself but just a piece of friendly advice I suppose. Don't spam my inbox when Verge pumps lol