Next big thing

[prp101]

So I am gonna share my opinion and cold hard facts, and also would like to hear yours about Bismuth coin.

First awesome thing about Bismuths blockchain is that it uses hyperblock technology, which is something that every blockchain should use, as it saves RAM usage and disk space.
Also it's quantum proof, no one thinks so much forward but quantum computers are closer than ever.
Another great point is that allows great privacy, which makes sender and recipient unlinkable.
Plus transaction costs are so low, that it's ridiculous, and transactions are almost immediate.

Other great things are that it's developers are one of the most active in the crypto community, and they are working every day on improving their product and trying to offer something new.

Why it will be next big thing?
Well, it's only on few(not well known) exchanges, so thats first reason for growth.
Second reason is, it's only about 15M$ Marketcap with Total Supply of 10.348.455 BIS.
Do your math and you will see clear as day that this coin can only go up from here and it will, I hope pretty soon.

Disclaimer: I'm not associated with Bismuth's team but hold their coins. This is not financial advice, just my personal opinion on the outlook of this project.

[timmyturners]

My 2 cents.

A lot of people might not realize the significance of a coin implemented in python. It's one of the first languages that programmers learn, and for good reason: it's extremely accessible and easy to use.

I can definitely see good things in the future for python blockchains due to how accessible they will be to users, contract writers, and programmers. A lot of devs just copy paste the codebase of other coins and aren't familiar with the inner workings, but a full python implementation is extremely interesting.

Scripts and contracts right into the code. That plus no ICO? Definitely worth a look...

I'm definitely HODLING.

[neatneet]

Interesting it claims to be quantum proof, i'm always looking for coins with that claim.

[deeofficialx]

A lot of people might not realize the significance of a coin implemented in python. It's one of the first languages that programmers learn, and for good reason: it's extremely accessible and easy to use.

O, I see. I will check that later. Thinking that is implemented in Python gives me an idea, that maybe I can buy that one too.

I looking for a good token or coin to hold on. I need to place my position as early as I can.

[prp101]

Yea, python is the best for prototyping and easiest to learn.
Plus Bismuth's code is easily read and works on all platforms, so that's also good reason to try it out.

[timmyturners]

Agreed. Prices like this won't last much longer.

[ICOBountyPrograms]

Very interesting, will read up on it more today