A list of digital currencies on Wikipedia...

[The Fool]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_currency#List_of_digital_currencies

Something that might interest you.

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[Akka]

Created on 28 Feb. 2013.

Well, lets see how long it stays this way until an edit war starts.

Also:

BBQCoin are you (I assume it was you) serious?

If you add this Zombiecoin then where is Namecoin? (and IOCoin, Solidcoin...)

[The Fool]

Created on 28 Feb. 2013.

Well, lets see how long it stays this way until an edit war starts.

Also:

BBQCoin are you (I assume it was you) serious?

If you add this Zombiecoin then where is Namecoin? (and IOCoin, Solidcoin...)

If people are talking about it and it has a website, it's probably worthy enough for the list. MicroCash will be put on. IOCoin, not so much...

[Sunny King]

Litecoin    2011    Yes[5]    P2P network    litecoin.org    $10-million (est.)

FAIL.

[The Fool]

Litecoin    2011    Yes[5]    P2P network    litecoin.org    $10-million (est.)

FAIL.

Sorry. Too many zeroes.

[Akka]

If you have the time and energy, you should probably split it up in the sections:

1. "Full" Currencys (Better word needen) Full Exchange between other currencies

Your list, but for P2P currently only Bitcoin and Litecoin.

2. Buy only / one way currencies:

Lindendollars
Amazon Coins
etc.

3. Stand alone Currencies:

WOW Gold
etc.

This would not let it look like a Cryptocurrency advertising Site (what it currently is) and add a little more credibility.


I would still remove all the other P2P currencies if you don't want to get this Site edited until it isn't recognizable any more or get it deleted as a whole.

[Sunny King]

Your list, but for P2P currently only Bitcoin and Litecoin.

Why litecoin? That seems to be arbitrary.

I don't know that so many people would care to start edit wars over dead altcoins?

If you remove them I guess they'll just pop up on 'the list of all cryptocurrencies' instead  

Although I think it's better to put up a link to xorxor's excellent list here, because the term 'digital currency' is too broad and vague. For example, you can probably make an argument that a majority of world's currencies are now 'digital'.