Best <$20 cryptocurrency?

[sunX3]

Just for fun.

Are these kind of coins even worth buying? What do you think?

[VenturaBro]

Probably check out DGB, XLM and SC.

Though I think XLM and XRP have the most potential.

[stetym]

Just for fun.

Are these kind of coins even worth buying? What do you think?

Stellar
No matter how Ripple is compared to Stellar Lumens, all the same, the stellar has many advantages over the digital-controlled digital banking system controlled by banks. Firstly, Stellar is a completely decentralized project, which, in comparison with Ripple, attracted investors very much. The developers of the Stellar network took into account the errors of the makers of Ripple and made the correct distribution of coins. If you suddenly do not know, the developers of Ripple 65% of all created coins appropriated themselves, and can manage the cost of the course. Secondly, Stellar is the fastest platform for exchange of various currencies, which will work without using third-party resources. Roughly speaking, the Stellar platform can become a very popular decentralized exchange or exchanger on the blockbuster. By the way, such resources are not enough now.

[LtMotioN]

Honestly, sometimes no. The whole cheap and hot thing is just unit bias. We want to buy stuff we can own full coins of. You shouldn't be looking at the total price of a coin ever, because it doesnt mean anything.
If you want good "cheap and hot" altcoins, I would rather  suggest looking at the rank 100-200 coins for GOOD projects with decent communities and dedicating max 5% of your portfolio to it. Marketcap is what determines your possible gains.

Look at Ripple and Tron, sure it ain't scams or bad projects but I can assure you their high supply and low unit price played very big roles in the pumps we saw in their price. But you can never call something with a 19 billion dollar marketcap cheap. People always want to look at something and say "omg if this hits a dollar then moon/lambo!!", but the reality of total supply often times mean that these coins would have such impossible market caps then.

One coin that I recommend looking in to is ETN, it's price has fallen a lot. I think it is mostly because they had a very large number of newbies in their ICO who expected to drive a lambo on the moon 2 weeks after listing. You even saw people make videos saying  $35 In March 2018. As reality set in many of these people ended up selling and the price has tanked a bit. Its being also manipulated down now. The community contains many overly fanatic fanboys but heck. I like that project. They are accumulating users and have commercial deals signed already exposing them to 130million users so far. All in just 4 Months and change.

This is the kind of thing I personally look at; what has this coin done to make it used in the real world by normal people. I do expect our speculative bubble will pop. But things that are used by normal average Joes will come out stronger afterwards.

So spend your time looking at low market cap stuff, and find a project that you can see will be used in the REAL WORLD and not pumped and dumped on exchanges. Real use and large amounts of users means value in my eye. The same goes for ICO's. I never invest into something that has a small community.
Make sure you keep a good amount of your portfolio in top 10 and 20 coins too, especially BTC because that is the safest place to keep your gains in due to the high liquidity.

Well that's my 5 cents, hope it helps.

[Bananiheller]

The best coins are Cardan, Stellar and EOS now. I believe that these coins are more promising because they are focused on creating decentralized applications and conducting ICO and technologically they are better than Ethereum. In addition, they have the potential for growth.

[BeruchN]

Honestly, sometimes no. The whole cheap and hot thing is just unit bias. We want to buy stuff we can own full coins of. You shouldn't be looking at the total price of a coin ever, because it doesnt mean anything.
If you want good "cheap and hot" altcoins, I would rather  suggest looking at the rank 100-200 coins for GOOD projects with decent communities and dedicating max 5% of your portfolio to it. Marketcap is what determines your possible gains.

Look at Ripple and Tron, sure it ain't scams or bad projects but I can assure you their high supply and low unit price played very big roles in the pumps we saw in their price. But you can never call something with a 19 billion dollar marketcap cheap. People always want to look at something and say "omg if this hits a dollar then moon/lambo!!", but the reality of total supply often times mean that these coins would have such impossible market caps then.

One coin that I recommend looking in to is ETN, it's price has fallen a lot. I think it is mostly because they had a very large number of newbies in their ICO who expected to drive a lambo on the moon 2 weeks after listing. You even saw people make videos saying  $35 In March 2018. As reality set in many of these people ended up selling and the price has tanked a bit. Its being also manipulated down now. The community contains many overly fanatic fanboys but heck. I like that project. They are accumulating users and have commercial deals signed already exposing them to 130million users so far. All in just 4 Months and change.

This is the kind of thing I personally look at; what has this coin done to make it used in the real world by normal people. I do expect our speculative bubble will pop. But things that are used by normal average Joes will come out stronger afterwards.

So spend your time looking at low market cap stuff, and find a project that you can see will be used in the REAL WORLD and not pumped and dumped on exchanges. Real use and large amounts of users means value in my eye. The same goes for ICO's. I never invest into something that has a small community.
Make sure you keep a good amount of your portfolio in top 10 and 20 coins too, especially BTC because that is the safest place to keep your gains in due to the high liquidity.

Well that's my 5 cents, hope it helps.

Definitely helped, very detailed and thought-provoking reply.

[Swinging Phallus]

Honestly, sometimes no. The whole cheap and hot thing is just unit bias. We want to buy stuff we can own full coins of. You shouldn't be looking at the total price of a coin ever, because it doesnt mean anything.
If you want good "cheap and hot" altcoins, I would rather  suggest looking at the rank 100-200 coins for GOOD projects with decent communities and dedicating max 5% of your portfolio to it. Marketcap is what determines your possible gains.

Look at Ripple and Tron, sure it ain't scams or bad projects but I can assure you their high supply and low unit price played very big roles in the pumps we saw in their price. But you can never call something with a 19 billion dollar marketcap cheap. People always want to look at something and say "omg if this hits a dollar then moon/lambo!!", but the reality of total supply often times mean that these coins would have such impossible market caps then.

One coin that I recommend looking in to is ETN, it's price has fallen a lot. I think it is mostly because they had a very large number of newbies in their ICO who expected to drive a lambo on the moon 2 weeks after listing. You even saw people make videos saying  $35 In March 2018. As reality set in many of these people ended up selling and the price has tanked a bit. Its being also manipulated down now. The community contains many overly fanatic fanboys but heck. I like that project. They are accumulating users and have commercial deals signed already exposing them to 130million users so far. All in just 4 Months and change.

This is the kind of thing I personally look at; what has this coin done to make it used in the real world by normal people. I do expect our speculative bubble will pop. But things that are used by normal average Joes will come out stronger afterwards.

So spend your time looking at low market cap stuff, and find a project that you can see will be used in the REAL WORLD and not pumped and dumped on exchanges. Real use and large amounts of users means value in my eye. The same goes for ICO's. I never invest into something that has a small community.
Make sure you keep a good amount of your portfolio in top 10 and 20 coins too, especially BTC because that is the safest place to keep your gains in due to the high liquidity.

Well that's my 5 cents, hope it helps.

THISSSS, It's the market cap ,use case and consistency of the project... not the price. I enjoyed reading your post - I would post more here but I feel as if you said everything I wanted to say.... except for my little plug for KMD as a recommendation.

[ElizRu]

I would say a couple of flattering words in the direction of Ripple, it seems a promising currency that has chances for the future, you can study it and make a decision yourself.

[idioma1]

Hmm I do not think it is worth to buy such ones

[renes]

Does your question worth to think about? A coin can be $10 or $1000, even $1.000.000, if you don't know about its market cap or supply, you can't evaluate it, many coins under $20 worth just like many worth above $20.

[HadadC]

EOS. Go search EOS. It has got a big potential. I believe EOS, when market is recovering , i'll take my profit in EOS.Good profit.

[pluto1970]

Just for fun.

Are these kind of coins even worth buying? What do you think?

I have 70 coins) No 20)

[tycsols]

I think EOS, icx and ada are good cheap alts, if the market volume grows to 1000 billion this year, we can easy see that these alts will grow tremendously in value as well.

[Hughesy26]

I think EOS, icx and ada are good cheap alts, if the market volume grows to 1000 billion this year, we can easy see that these alts will grow tremendously in value as well.

These are great coins, and represent a good proportion of my portfolio, but I wouldn't say they were cheap!

If you want cheap I suugest you look at Elastos and High Performance Blockchain

[coastbank]

I am %100 sure eos is the best cheap coin from all those top coins. They are assuming biggest yet product in the market after ethereum. Its very risky investment for now but it may return so much profit!

[strickland]

Just for fun.

Are these kind of coins even worth buying? What do you think?

If you ever invested in a coin called PandaCoin then get out of it, that coin is a scam. They are not really worth the coins.

[El Loco]

For long-term XLM, ICX and EOS for sure. ONT is performing very well and for me, TRX and XVG will be good for short-term profit.

[LtMotioN]

EOS. Go search EOS. It has got a big potential. I believe EOS, when market is recovering , i'll take my profit in EOS.Good profit.

yea guys EOS boom will happen in about 2 months, its a very safe bet imho.. go research it if you don't know it yet. highly recommend this one as part of the safer highcap portion of your portfolio. It gives real value to the cryptoconomy and is a great smart contract platform contender. The tech of it seems well thought out to me and they have proven they can scale with things like Steemit.

Or you can go into cardano, both are great projects, but personally I'm much more bullish on EOS since its more adoptable than cardano. How many developers know how to program algorithmic ally in huscarl ? EOS lets you code in whatever you know and are comfortable with, so I think for that reason it will be used for a lot of projects.