This cannot be one question. The altcoins that are best for trading can't be the same altcoins that are best for investing. Almost any coin with good liquidity and volumes is good for trading. For investing, you need fundamentals and undiscovered projects.
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I believe that the news about a behemoth like Facebook creating a cryptocuurency hitting the mass media news next week have the potential to spike new interest in our field. The people that were not convinced that crypto matters in 2017 and 2018, may be finally in, after they see a major service like Facebook enters the game.
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The reason is very simple. Bounty managers don't pay anyone. ICO teams do. And they don't have money - fiat or crypto. All they have is the tokens they are creating. So, this is the only budget they have.
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From the mass media I follow coindesk and cointelegraph. But I think that the important and vital information can't be found there. It is in niche forums like this one, blogs on medium, reddit discussions and telegram groups. This is in case you want to be the first one that gets the information.
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I think that Poloniex was one of the early crypto exchanges, but it already lost the race with Binance and Coinbase. It will be very hard to catch up, unless some new breakthrough technology is implemented by the Poloniex team.
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Actually, if you want 100x returns, the only way you can achieve that is by finding some diamonds in the mud. Which means lower than top 300 coins. If you want a safe investment and more conservative gains, then aim for the top 100.
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I am a fan of this platform, too. They have provided a very clean and easy UX. The functionalities are much more easy to understand than Steemit for example. And the user base is growing, thanks to the connection with bounty0x. I will follow the project closely.
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There is some rumour going on in the media, that Ripple is going to acquire Money Gram. If this is confirmed to be true, then this will cause a significant interest in Ripple and we may see a lot of (un)sophisticated investors piling up XRP.
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For me, a shitcoin is a project, that uses blockchain when it doesn't need one. A project that can be using BTC or ETH for payments on its platform, but instead is going for creating a useless coin or token - a shitcoin. There are very few start-ups that need this.
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Well, everything else can die, can be hacked, but BTC is the hardest one. If I have to hop on this imaginable scenario, I would say that nothing much will change for the rest of the coins in practicality. However, the belief in crypto and the psychological effects will be hammering.
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I have been waiting for Cardano to have some positive developments for year and a half now, but nothing noteworthy happens. At the same time, the huge developer base of Ethereum keep working on expanding the platform and coding in better functionalities. I think Bitcoin and Ethereum will be the leading dogs for a lot of time.
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I don't like such a comparison between an exchange token and ETH. It can be made if we consider Ethereum only for its function to host crowdfunding campaigns. But Ethereum is much more than that. The dapps will have much more users and utility in the future, than the niche application of raising funds for ICOs.
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Binance coin is an interesting one. I regret not buying it when it was launched, because I was around back then and followed Binance as an exchange from the start. No doubt, that the token will have utility in the future, and that Binance will keep being a key player in the exchange and trading industry, but I think with the current valuation, it can't go much higher.
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Stablecoins will be the only coins used by merchants that have to deal with constant supplying and sales. Otherwise, it will be very risky for them. I think more projects will start issuing a stablecoin together with their utility token, and this will provide the price fix.
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I am really curious to see whether Bitcoin forks like Litecoin are going to have the same effect on price and valuation due to the halving. Considering buying some Litecoin, but not sure yet, whether this event has the potential to cause a significant surge.
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STOs will dominate the market in the future. We will be seeing large STOs, medium ones and a very small SMEs doing crowdfunding rounds. Even local businesses may opt in to raise funds for small projects. This is bring a lot of users to the crypto world and possibly create a new adoption wave.
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