What is best PoS coin to invest into right now?

[kissmarx]

Well NEO is not really PoS but it feels PoS because you keep earning GAS even if your wallet is closed. Komodo is similar to it. That's why I enjoy earning new coins from these two.

So PRiVCY, NEO, Komodo, Bean Cash, XGOX, DeviantCoin, DeepOnion, TokyoCoin, DSTRA, TRAW, VIPSTARcoin, and EndoCoinV2 are my best PoS coins right now. I have bags and bags filled with them. 

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[hous26]

DeepOnion, Solaris and PriVCY are staking great.  DeepOnion is cutting their POS rewards in half but even at 5% its a good staking option imo.  PriVCY is staking at a solid 10% and its an up-and-coming privacy coin that is in its infancy.  Solaris is a sleeping giant with a small community and dev team but the devs have proven themselves to be capable of really making something great.

[Ritaaa]

i Think is Neo, and here's why Neo is a platform, similar to Eth, but more extensive, allowing dapps and smart contracts, but with a different smart contract gas system, consensus mechanism (PoS vs. dBfT), governance model, fixed vs unfixed supply, expensive contracts vs nearly free contracts, different ideologies for real-world adoption. There are currently only 9 nodes, each of which are being run by a company/entity hand selected by the NEO council (most of which are located in china) and are under contract. This means that although the locations of the nodes may differ, ultimately the neo council can bring them down due to their legal contracts. In fact, this has been done in the past when the neo council was moving 50 million neo that had been locked up. Also dbft (or neo's implmentation of it) has failed underload causing network outages during major icos. The first step in decentralization is that the NEO Counsel will select trusted nodes (Universities, business partners, etc.) and slowly become less centralized that way. The final step in decentralization will be allowing NEO holders to vote for new nodes, similar to a DPoS system (ARK/EOS/LISK). NEO has a regulation/government friendly ideology. Finally they are trying to work under/with the Chinese government in regards to regulations. If for some reason they wanted it shut down, they could just shut it down.

[CryptoMike14]

I do think when looking for a good PoS coin that people should look for long term projects that have a future. Yes it is also good to mix it up a little with some high APR staking coins as they can really help build the longer term PoS coins which I have been doing for over a year now. My long term PoS coins are MOIN, DMD, Ignition and soon to switch to PoS DNR, XLR and XSH. These are the ones I like for the long term and of course some of the top coins as well.

[paramind22]

I started staking HousingCoin, HopeCoin and VulcanoCoin.  HousingCoin has been spiking up and down since they want to get enough volume to get on CMC.  All are higher than usual POS %.

[paramind22]

Bottlecaps is back trading on Cryptopia.  It's an old coin with a lot of support and 200% POS.   It's also on freiexchange.com and will probably be on Tradesatoshi.

[renault18turbo]

A lot of coins with their own blockchain recently fell greatly in price. Consider Stratis or Obsidian. I think it's a good investment in the long run.

[dhouse]

I'm staking BWK, XPTX, NEBL, XSN, PHR, XRH, and DEV.

[Abiky]

I started staking HousingCoin, HopeCoin and VulcanoCoin.  HousingCoin has been spiking up and down since they want to get enough volume to get on CMC.  All are higher than usual POS %.

Nice. I'm usually a fan of PoS coins, especially those which offer high stake rates. They're much more efficient in energy consumption than PoW coins, and much faster in transaction processing speeds. These coins you've mentioned are new to me, and hope that they could remain actively traded on the market for a very long time. Most PoS coins which offer high stake rates, usually tend to become abandoned by their developers, and are no longer traded on the market. Which leaves us with very few coins to choose from, for investing and growing our way towards endless profits in the future.

Right now, it is said that Diamond and Bean Cash are the most profitable PoS coins in existence to date. While Bean Cash is very inexpensive nowadays, it's gives you a lot of stakes per day. On the other hand, Diamond is a little bit expensive (but still undervalued) with an APR of 25% and a very limited supply. Therefore, if you invest into these coins right now, you could greatly benefit in the future once their prices start to rise all the way to the moon. Just my opinion

[www.www]

A good PoW/PoS coin is PRiVCY.
You can take the opportunity and take part in a special round of the airdrop.
Pay attention here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4503790.msg42053767#msg42053767

[paramind22]

I started staking HousingCoin, HopeCoin and VulcanoCoin.  HousingCoin has been spiking up and down since they want to get enough volume to get on CMC.  All are higher than usual POS %.

Nice. I'm usually a fan of PoS coins, especially those which offer high stake rates. They're much more efficient in energy consumption than PoW coins, and much faster in transaction processing speeds. These coins you've mentioned are new to me, and hope that they could remain actively traded on the market for a very long time. Most PoS coins which offer high stake rates, usually tend to become abandoned by their developers, and are no longer traded on the market. Which leaves us with very few coins to choose from, for investing and growing our way towards endless profits in the future.

Right now, it is said that Diamond and Bean Cash are the most profitable PoS coins in existence to date. While Bean Cash is very inexpensive nowadays, it's gives you a lot of stakes per day. On the other hand, Diamond is a little bit expensive (but still undervalued) with an APR of 25% and a very limited supply. Therefore, if you invest into these coins right now, you could greatly benefit in the future once their prices start to rise all the way to the moon. Just my opinion

I heard BeanCash takes about $500 or more in coins to get stakes coming in.



High staking and lower entry coins I've found are: Truckcoin, RAIN, VersionCoin, Healthyworm, Bitradio, Chess, Compound, BUZZ, StackBit, HousingCoin, HopeCoin, VulcanoCoin, Bottlecaps and Crackers.  

[SoftHkA]

I would keep an eye on PFR and see how their node launch goes. It is a good time to buy the coin now, and if the nodes suck then sell the coins for profit. There are 2 types of nodes with different returns, you can reference their website for more info.

They have a trusted node and escrow node, the better of the two is 10,000 coins a node, so at the current price you could get almost 7 nodes

[dirruk]

tigra coin could see a huge upwards trend atm its pretty cheap to buy on coinexchange

but the high % is still coming when that happens in a few weeks it could see a lot of late buyers only there for the high % fase

looking to double up quick

[kissmarx]

What's best right now is PRiVCY. From its name alone you will know that it's a privacy coin. It uses excellent technology that stands firm on its name and purpose. It has a very lively Discord community. Right now, airdrops is going on. Airdrops is a big plus for PRiVCY because you know, airdrops is the new "in" thing right now in the cryptocurrency world. This is safe because it is a non-ICO coin. Come and see for yourself, join the community now. You will thank me later. Here is PRiVCY's Discord https://discord.gg/qbz3wD

[AngellSky]

A lot of coins with their own blockchain recently fell greatly in price. Consider Stratis or Obsidian. I think it's a good investment in the long run.

after the market has fallen so deep, I already doubt the investments that are little-known. Although Perhaps it is worth exploring the projects on your advice, perhaps at least with the help of them will have the opportunity to win.

[Davil]

Any POS project that has survived the bear market is a good coin to invest imo.

DeepOnion's team for example has shown to be quite stoic and keep working harder and harder. The POS reward has decreased from 10% to 5% but taking into account the upwards potential in price it may be a good bet.

PRiVCY is a copycat with a lot of hype right now. I don't have long term faith in the team like with DeepOnion, but the short term hype they're gaining may make it a profitable project too.

My decision: I'm investing in both. No advice, DYOR.

[plasmodesmata]

I started staking HousingCoin, HopeCoin and VulcanoCoin.  HousingCoin has been spiking up and down since they want to get enough volume to get on CMC.  All are higher than usual POS %.

Nice. I'm usually a fan of PoS coins, especially those which offer high stake rates. They're much more efficient in energy consumption than PoW coins, and much faster in transaction processing speeds. These coins you've mentioned are new to me, and hope that they could remain actively traded on the market for a very long time. Most PoS coins which offer high stake rates, usually tend to become abandoned by their developers, and are no longer traded on the market. Which leaves us with very few coins to choose from, for investing and growing our way towards endless profits in the future.

Right now, it is said that Diamond and Bean Cash are the most profitable PoS coins in existence to date. While Bean Cash is very inexpensive nowadays, it's gives you a lot of stakes per day. On the other hand, Diamond is a little bit expensive (but still undervalued) with an APR of 25% and a very limited supply. Therefore, if you invest into these coins right now, you could greatly benefit in the future once their prices start to rise all the way to the moon. Just my opinion

I heard BeanCash takes about $500 or more in coins to get stakes coming in.

The Bean Cash sprouting difficulty has gone waaay up since Alpha Crypto started showing how well it stakes to the world in his experiment videos. Its still sprouting nicely for me but its still a static block reward of 1000 Beans. I have seen wallets as small as 600+ Beans sprout. Its rare but it happens.

[Abiky]

Any POS project that has survived the bear market is a good coin to invest imo.

DeepOnion's team for example has shown to be quite stoic and keep working harder and harder. The POS reward has decreased from 10% to 5% but taking into account the upwards potential in price it may be a good bet.

PRiVCY is a copycat with a lot of hype right now. I don't have long term faith in the team like with DeepOnion, but the short term hype they're gaining may make it a profitable project too.

My decision: I'm investing in both. No advice, DYOR.

DeepOnion is a great PoS coin with a solid development team. It's private, secure, and highly functional as a cryptocurrency for daily payments. Given that it has prospects to increase in price, I believe that it's a good PoS coin to invest into right now. On the other hand, PIVX is a privacy coin just like DeepOnion, but with Masternodes and ZK-SNARKS (ZEC's tried and tested privacy tech). It's PoS too with a solid development team behind it.

Another PoS coin that I would like to add to the list would be Ethereum. While it's not PoS yet, it will be soon, making it a huge investment opportunity right now. While the whole cryptocurrency market has been on a constant decline, you can decide to invest into Ethereum while it's still a PoW cryptocurrency, to preserve your profit in the future. Not only it's price will be a lot higher by then, but you will also be able to earn interest by holding ETH into your wallet. Therefore, I'd recommend investing into DeepOnion, PIVX, and ETH for the long term, but always do your own research before making decisions based on other's opinions.

[STT]

Any POS project that has survived the bear market is a good coin to invest imo.

There are quite a few lesser known coins, I would argue 'best' is also about price and that unknown gem vs its potential to grow in the market.   I know ENRG is organising energy contracts to allow a more efficient transfer of clean recyable type energy production and consumption between users and producers in a free market.    
There is a carbon tax in Europe where this coin is being developed but to some extent the idea is applicable all over the world and POS networks generally are more distributed then POW because of its low cost threshold.

I'm not sure if this fiscal year into 2019 could be the start of something for POS based blockchains in having such a large efficiency and cost advantage over POW.    I dont believe many people are hedged ready for the idea that POS is alot less of a burden to its blockchain users in terms of its cost, while also retaining the same decentralised security.    Even if all people do is realise this benefit and hold 5% of their crypto in POS coins it would surely boost many of these small capitalised markets many times over.

People talk about surviving the bear market but POS is very lean and mean and able to do this many times over.   This could be making of its sucess imo

[alfredobitcoin11]

One common perception was that having a higher POS will give better return. However, looking at buzzcoin, gokucoin etc, where they give you 100% per month or even more, their value also fell quickly. The coins can give you supply but they also must have a market of demand, that is also why ethereum is very careful about changing over to proof of stake and they have decided to delay this conversion to a later date.