Funny. Let NEO come back to top ten first as it dropped heavily from nearly making it top 10 months ago. But still I don't see NEO beating Bitcoin in 2019, not even in 2020 too.
As far as I remember, at some point (last winter, when its price was almost $200) NEO was ranked #5, so it definitely was in top 10 by market capitalization. At the moment seems nearly impossible to beat BTC or even ETH, but crypto is full of surprises and nobody knows the future... Perhaps Da Hongfei, one of the NEO`s founders  |
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I`ve bought some WISH tokens back in December because I found its concept very interesting, but looks like market isn`t quite ready for this now - as of today, the price of MyWish is down 71.88% since ICO...
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Actually right now there are 1623 cryptocurrencies listed on coinmarketcap and plenty other unlisted (low volume). Probably 2-3% of them will survive 10 years from now and also many new other coins will appear. If mainstream adoption will occur, then these survivors will most likely worth a lot - so, choose wise and HODL!
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Proof:
Username telegram: @rbtrob
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Nowadays most of the ICOs have a shinny whitepaper and good marketing, but Tuurnt has already a working App and TRT is an utility token. As far as I see, Tuurnt is planning to introduce the TRT token into the platform and the users will be rewarded monthly. I really love the concept and I think it can take off easily after the overall crypto market will recover.
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You already get the answer (HitBTC and Coss exchange are also indicated by CoinMarketCap), but if you don`t have accounts there and you don`t want to bother making an account, you can buy some COSS tokens on EtherDelta (assuming you know how to use this exchange).
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Normal people call Bitcoin a scam, Bitcoin`s supporters call altcoins a scam... Anyway, if all altcoins are scam, than it means I`m scamming myself big time: I`m all in into altcoins and I don`t plan to own Bitcoin anytime in the near future since I`m deeply convinced that there are plenty crypto way better than Bitcoin. I don`t know why are we talking about this... |
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I have been using Binance after the hack and I logged in as usual, I haven`t noticed any kind of technical issues. Apparently the Binance platform hasn`t been compromised, the only ones who experienced problems were only those traders who used trading bots, not regular traders (I do hope this is the case and there was no major security breach that the exchange is trying to cover).
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Without knowing (because it wasn`t stated anywhere) I participated in two campaigns that at the end required KYC. I felt somehow cheated and decided to skip it and lose my deserved tokens (I also skipped Polymath airdrop wich was worth more than $250). This KYC procedure doesn`t offer any protection to the investors, so I don`t really understand why are people so willing to give their sensitive info over the net to some new companies - how can we so easily forget that many reputable companies databases were hacked over time? Also, with that many ICO`s failing, what will happen with our data after an ICO project is abandoned or if there is a scam project? By the way, since in my country the taxes on crypto gains are quite acceptable (10%), I don`t think it`s worth the effort to hide something, so I`m not avoiding KYC just to stay under the radar.
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There is no stable coin here in crypto their prices always based on the very first one Bitcoin. Even bitcoin don't do stable so all its alts are affected. Whale traders have the controls of market since the past few years maybe soon things would change when bitcoin is known all over the world all countries will use bitcoin I think it is the time all alts would had a stable market movement.
Of course there are stable coins in crypto, not all the coins are "pegged" to Bitcoin - Tether (USDT) is pegged to US dollar. And this week was launched True USD (TUSD), another coin which is pegged to dollar. Both of them are stable because their entire circulation supply is backed by the same amount of dollars. Tether now have EuroTether created on Ethereum platform. They are stable cause couple exchanges control supply, they are not decentralized, and if you spent some time reading about them you will see things are not so clear, at least I have that feeling. I do not expect price stability in near future. This is a growing technology, still in beta faze, there will be a lot of up`s and down`s in the future for all coins, but who hold in hard times will be rewarded in the end. By its nature, the crypto market price won`t be stable anytime soon, that is the main reason for there this so called stable coins - so far, Tether did his job. I agree with you, these coins are not truly decentralized since the dollars which are pegged to are kept by some companies and I`m reluctant to use them. As far as I know, Tether doesn`t released any audit and there was many rumors about them not actually having the total amount of dollars to back up the USDT minted... |
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The same thing happened last week with another coin - Global Jobcoin was suddenly 3700% up. The PACcoin volume in the last 24 hours is only $383K USD and it`s traded only on Cryptopia and YoBit... so it`s not very hard to draw a conclusion  |
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I`ve been sawing some ICO advertisements since Facebook banned them, so it seems there isn`t a total ban. On the other hand, Facebook can`t forbid you sharing some crypto related info with you friends - that means censorship and to me censorship is against everything that made Facebook become successful. I avoid Facebook campaigns anyway, I think Twitter campaigns are far more efficient (but overall both of them are quite full of spammers and nobody seems to care...).
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Despite the recent problems, Binance remains for me the best exchange in terms of liquidity for most of the coins I trade. But for trading lower market capitalization coins I`m using Kucoin since December, they are adding new coins constantly - the liquidity ins`t the same as in January, when they had their peak, but it`s quite acceptable, also sometimes there are delays for withdraws. I also like the fact that they had a NEO pair for many coins.
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I cant really find a reason to support either.
IOTA has an insane supply limiting its value potential, it's biggest hook is 'no fees' but what else? I am struggling to define any unique features that can separate it from the pack.
Here are some unique features that can surely separate IOTA from the pack: a quantum-resistant DAG with no scaling limitations and without miners (the network transaction speed increases with activity instead of clogging like it usually happens to blockchain, just because every new IOTA transaction will do the proof of work required to confirm two other previous transactions). |
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You forgot to include IDEX on your list of decentralized exchanges (idex.market). You can transact only ERC20 tokens on IDEX, but it has very good trade volume, bigger than most of the exchanges you mentioned ($5,3 million today, according to CoinMarketCap and I remember seeing it to over 8 million). I never used so far, but I successfully used EtherDelta in the past - even if it had that outdated user interface.
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There is no stable coin here in crypto their prices always based on the very first one Bitcoin. Even bitcoin don't do stable so all its alts are affected. Whale traders have the controls of market since the past few years maybe soon things would change when bitcoin is known all over the world all countries will use bitcoin I think it is the time all alts would had a stable market movement.
Of course there are stable coins in crypto, not all the coins are "pegged" to Bitcoin - Tether (USDT) is pegged to US dollar. And this week was launched True USD (TUSD), another coin which is pegged to dollar. Both of them are stable because their entire circulation supply is backed by the same amount of dollars. |
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