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HUGE fan of both coins but would love to hear others thoughts.
Cosmos.Network - Same guys who created Tender Mint, an entire network of DaPPs and side chains functioning off the main Cosmos hub, which will allow for atomic swaps, and countless other amazing features.
Basis.io - A stable coin with an innovative idea and insane team. When Basis demand goes up, they create more, when it goes down, they borrow back from the community in return for a bond type crypto currency which can be returned to Basis in future with interest based on network growth. Basis Shares (the bond) will increase in value as the network expands. NOTE: I'm not sure how this coin would do under a Soros attack, but they do have over 100million dollar in reserves to help keep the coin actually stable.
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1. To create money that will then fill their pockets, as 80% of crypto currencies are 2. To increase BTC or non vapor ware token holdings, as 19% of crypto currencies are 3. To actually innovate, decentralize, or better our world, as the 1% of crypto currencies that actually contain some substance are. For instance ETH with smart contracts, the creation of DAG tech (NANO), or a truly decentralized exchange (Cosmos, 0x, Nex)
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Definitely no way of knowing when, or if this is the bottom, but as a multi year Bitcoin Hodling veteran, the answer is absolutely yes, at some point not only will BTC recover, but reach all new ATHs we can not even conceive of.
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The value of Bitcoin is in its being a decentralized currency... If that is the future you believe in, and EVERYTHING that comes along with it (a lot of implications) then Bitcoin has insane value! But if you value government, mega corporations, and the system as it stands today, then no I guess it has no value besides that of gold or any other crap trillion dollar market 
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"Code is Law" A now common ethos of ETC supporters, and what many believe to be an ideal set. But my BITCOINTALK NEWB a** doesn't think so. ETC has no value what so ever, and all of us who were around for the fork no there was virtually no support for the old chain at the time, and this movement did not start til after. I theorize that those behind the movement are the same as those who initially stole the coins from the DAO years ago!
Thoughts? Am I crazy... Could Coinbase be involved?
I don't know, and I don't care, I'm just riding til the Coinbase dump and enjoying profits!
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