DeepOnion is one the most promising privacy coin that has emerged recently working on the Tor network. The DeepSend feature that is about to be activated April 6th, will make the transaction totally untraceable, private and anonymous. The total supply is only 25 million coins and will all available within 3 weeks (last 3 airdrops will happen the next 3 weeks). At 1$78, it is truly a bargain. I anticipate listing on big exchanges after airdrops are done and prices will go to the moon. Would not be surprised the price reaching 100$ by end of the year.

I would advice to hold DeepOnion. It is right now super cheap and it has limited supply. This coin is the best privacy coin out there.  The forthcoming release of DeepSend will make it totally untraceable.

Deep Onion is now at its lowest (1.9$). Expect the price to rise after the airdrops end and DO gets listed on large exchange. The coin has a great community and the team is very active.

I would like to know if there is a formal process to register an altcoin symbol, icon. What ensures that altcoin symbols are not already used. Is there an official site where you can find altcoin registration information, including official logo, description etc.?

LibP2p seems a very promising library. Unfortunately there is only an implementation in Go and Javascript. I am planning to implement a Java implementation. If anyone is interested let me know.

I think mining industry will die soon as a whole, as they are more and more alternative consensus mechanism that does not require mining (Proof Of Stake, Tangle, Proof Of Credit, Proof of Importance...)

With the emergence of cryptocurrency, P2P is regaining a lot of interest recently. Back in 2001, JXTA was aimed to be a general framework to develop p2p application. Unfortunately, the project died after Sun acquisition by Oracle. 17 years later, I am looking to make an inventory of P2P Java libraries to build a blockchain application. I would appreciate if you could provide some pointers.

Do you believe that the launch of Litepay is a game changer for LTC. Do you think the price of LTC will moon? What is your prediction?

I am looking open data that list all the crypto exchanges with information such as country, supported currencies, API endpoints, web site etc.. Here an example of  what I would like to build: https://www.cryptocompare.com/exchanges/#/overview. I am looking for some authoritative sources that harvest this information that can be reused.

I am looking for up-to-date list of cryto exchanges either accessible as database formats, CSV, JSON or by API. Any pointers would be appreciated.

Thank you so much for your links guys!

I transferred some onions from Kucoin to my Onion wallet and the transfer was almost immediate. I did the same on Cryptopia and after 1 hour it is still pending on Cryptopia. Is that normal? What there is such as big difference?

I am trying to make an inventory of blockchain technology using Linked Data/Semantic Web Technology. I would appreciate if you can give pointers to different projects related to this matter. Thank you

I am looking for a definitive guide for all the different consensus mechanisms currently used by crytocurrencies, as I am trying to build a knowledge base about cryptocurrency using semantic web technologies. Any pointers?

There are a number of privacy coins such as Monero, Dash, DeepOnion, ZCash. Do you think these coins can be banned as regulators try to enforce know your customer (KYC) policies on exchanges.

The price of cryptocurrencies has been down the last three years in January. What is the reason for this regular dip?

I just read about Augur in Cryptoassets book from Burniske. It seems to be a very interesting project in which the founder of Ethereum is involved. The current price is 83$ with a  11 million coins in circulation. Do you think the price is undervalued? Do you think this coin will be successful (explain why)?

I don't think so, as they are algorithms that quite ASIC resistant. For example Scrypt was chosen because it is memory intensive and hard to be used with ASIC miners. The rationale is to democratize mining and making more fair and distributed instead of having concentrated to few large mining companies. There are also some coins that do not require mining such as IOTA. Mining may be a thing of the past actually.

I think it would great to decentralize exchange and automate the listing of coins based on some computable criteria.  This would reduce the fees and would avoid hacking.

I assume the coin needs to have wallet and transfer working properly. I heard also the coins may not be eligible if there are still airdrops planned. Is that true?