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Every privacy coin will be crushed by governments around the world because governments don't like privacy. They like control. It is a personal opinion about things. Grin is a privacy coin and governments will do everything to stop blockchains like this. I am not very optimistic about Grin even though I like the project a lot and they have received significant BTC donations before. I hope that I am wrong and that privacy is going to be built in as a must-have feature in crypto.
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Feeling optimistic about Sui and other blockchains based on Move language.
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Looking closely and following this project. Team is building awesome technology and some use cases could gain traction. Really interesting to see how it evolves in the next few years. Developers seem very active.
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I think about Theta in a broader digital consumer space. While intelligent investor Warren Buffet is criticizing cryptocurrencies because their value (in his opinion) is zero because tokens have no real products delivered to consumers, Theta is the absolute opposite. It offers digital products and captures big chunk of digital world. Tokens will be used and attached to consumer devices, so it is very promising.
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The best way to get good profit from bounties is to sell quickly once trading starts, this way you will get good reward and you can buy back when the price goes down
Sometimes dumps happen so fast that you won't be able to get a good price. When the floodgates open everyone will want to do the same thing. If you miss that ppoint and see the coin is looking like it's oversold already it could be a good idea to wait and see if it recovers. Not all coins are total shitcoins that keep dumping to 0 and if you happened to hold that worst shitcoin you've screwed up by joining the bounty, not by not being the first to sell. right, because not all altcoin is shitcoin, so there are still many people who support IEO, like me. it's just that, don't expect too much, even though sometimes there is volume, however, the price is not in accordance with the initial price. however, we deserve to try it. the thing to guard is you know the development of the coin do you know the right time to sell it. I guess if I remember well all Binance IEO coins were pumped, so it was very profitable to invest and sell when price peaked. |
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So now to my questions:
which coins do you prefer and Hold ?
what do you think about the coins i´ve invested in ?
What I prefer to hold is those top crypto in the market, That includes eth, xrp, bnb and tron. Some altcoins I hold was recently converted to eth to maximize my profit once the bull run comes. And for your investment, if you think that you can make a profit from that, and as long as you make your research, seeing if this coins you hold has a bright future, then it is fine. But I suggest that if you have doubts, you can always exchange them from top altcoins in the market. My top picks are tezos, aion, 0x, stellar, cosmos and iota. I think I must reconsider my portfolio and build bigger positions for projects I researched and think they will make gains this year. Tezos and Aion are my top picks. |
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I'm still going with AION as promising token to mine. Now it is hybrid PoW and PoS to secure network: https://aionpool.tech/ |
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HBAR supply is insanely huge and only worldwide adoption could make a great returns in comparison to other platforms. It is not cheap at the moment IMO. But it is legit platform with serous institutional backing, so it makes sense to have some HBAr tokens just in case something weird happens. Speculation is always a beast of its own  |
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Altcoins are at the bottom, so it makes a no sense to sell. But it is just my opinion. It is possible that altcoins will dip lower but in every bullrun (if it happens) altcoins are performing very well in altseason.
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BTT still has some room to go to 1 satoshi  (what I think will not happen). However, we have a lot of upside and momentum is building. It depends on the action of Bitcoin. |
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I would like to point out to your attention recent blog by Arca: https://www.ar.ca/blog/crypto-market-recap-02-24-20. They have raised important question about the future of Ethereum. Especially interesting place for insights is this quotation originally posted by Vision Hill: ... we are seeing that ETH is not (directly) capturing the value of all the assets launched on its platform; instead, value is getting captured in the applications. There are likely to be several reasons for this, but we think one theory summarizes it best: most applications and tokens (e.g., ERC-20, ERC-721, etc.) built and issued atop Ethereum may, in a large sense, be parasitic to Ethereum. ETH token holders, by holding ETH, are paying for the security of all these applications and tokens, via the inflation rate of ETH that is currently given to the miners. Therefore, ETH token holders are being diluted slowly, but the ERC-20, ERC-721 and other application token holders are not. Such token holders that are building and using systems launched on the Ethereum blockchain benefit from the security that comes from the dilution of ETH holders, but do not currently pay for any of it. As these token holders and smart contract developers utilize gas for transaction fees in order to interact with the base Ethereum blockchain, it does drive demand for ETH, but the problem (currently) is it drives demand for just one block, and then those transaction fees go straight to the miners (who are generally the largest sellers in proof-of-work systems). My personal opinion is that we can capture more gains by investing in other tokens circulating in top of Ethereum (take as example LINK or SNX bullrun). So, basically, I own 20% of ETH and other 80% are dispersed betwenn other tokens circulating on top of Ethereum network. What do you think about this? Let's discuss... |
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Why not appearing? I'm waiting patiently for Coda, Spacemesh, Chia and Solana to launch their products. They just using strategy 'wait and see', building their code, partnerships, funding and absorbing the best features of existing projects alongside evaluating competition in the future.
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I think that big trend in 2020 is staking + DeFi. Tezos, Algorand, Aion, Ethereum (with upcoming PoS) can make moves in this year. I like Tezos platform because it has better governance mechanism, great partnerships and funds to develop. Ethereum is without any doubt leading altcoin but I think that we can capture even more value in tokens like LINK, 0X, MANA, FOAM etc. which are using ETH infrastructure and security but building their own things. That's my cents!
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User: Arvydas77
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Considering recent development of StormX i would like to agree that future for STORM looks bright. Just take a look at this insightful blog about upcoming developments and releases: https://blog.stormtoken.com/bright-future-for-stormx-in-2020-c3e6dabebbcdOf course it is not investment advice but I will try to hoard STORM tokens before staking is launched. Good thing is you can earn them and keep in your wallet. |
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Someone is cooking behind the scenes. I smell big gains in Sia this year.
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IOTA has partnerships with established companies. They run PoC and it is very important step towards business adoption. Of course I'm not saying it will succeed 100% but these partnerships can give more confidence in a platform. Another important feature of IOTA is constant grow of their team and foundation members. It will really help.
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With every crypto project which has ambitious goals the problem remains the same – how can you seed your idea into the hearts of millions of people to succeed.
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ICON needs upgrades to fix staking. It is a little bit problematic for newbies and I don't like to use Chrome extension. We need mobile staking and desktop wallets.
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