Potential like $GBYTE?

[coininvesting1]

Anyone know any coins thats similar to the supply of $GBYTE with the same amount of potential?

[CoinMoz]

I am afraid few people realize what GBYTE is truly is and what potential it has. At first glance it might look it costs a lot $820 (at the moment of writing) per coin, but you get  1 coin out of 1,000,000 and the coin doesn't have scalability issues whatsoever + smart contracts, bots,  market place, token creation, anonymous transactions. Just get in after the full moon, when the price will be dropped a little. But the coin will rise and it will be in top 5 no doubts. 

At the moment everyone is focused on ICOs that will shake the market big time.

[ArdiPrabowo]

GByte is not good investment
because comunity Gbyte user is low, and Gbyte price is very high, and not big exchanger same poloniex

[Xavofat]

GByte is not good investment
because comunity Gbyte user is low, and Gbyte price is very high, and not big exchanger same poloniex

There are plenty of Byteball users.  They're holding through the distribution, while the new Bitcoin holders getting involved makes the market cap increase eventually, along with the incentive to buy (new bytes in each distribution).

Market cap is still low for a coin with such great potential.  Unfortunately, it'll probably be affected by the collapse of Ethereum.

[bouren]

Anyone know any coins thats similar to the supply of $GBYTE with the same amount of potential?

I hardly believes there is any. GBYTE is totally different technology, no blockchain, no bullshit. It is the way ahead of present cryptocurrency tech. That is the reason why they gain so much. Moreover, they launched several different features which other coins lack.

[CoinMoz]

GByte is not good investment
because comunity Gbyte user is low, and Gbyte price is very high, and not big exchanger same poloniex

Such mind thinking what makes this coin so undervalued. Because users don't bother to open the whitepaper and read, at least the abstract  As per my previous comment there is 1 million of GBYTEs  or 1,000,000. So for 1 GBYTE you are paying $820, which is 1 of a millionth. Each GBYTE equals 1000 MBYTES, in other words, if Coinmarketcap placed MBYTE instead of GBYTE, then total supply would be 1 Billion and price of a coin would be $0.82.

Moreover, every BTC owner is entitled for a free GBYTE, every single giveaway BTC address submitted is increasing.

Denomination used this is where people are get confused. Actually, let it it be that way, less educated people are involved healthier the project will be.

[European Central Bank]

GByte is not good investment
because comunity Gbyte user is low, and Gbyte price is very high, and not big exchanger same poloniex

there are now over 500,000 bitcoins linked to the gbyte distribution.

what the hell are you talking about?

and not being on poloniex is probably a plus at this particular moment in time.

[faceofhumanity]

RLC

Litecoin

[btctousd81]

ripple has potential.,
it is backed by google and its being adopted by major Indian banks for international wire transfers.

[ouassim91]

MINEREUM

[CoinMoz]

Minereum is an interesting one. Cool idea of fair distribution for the next 47 years, with predicted amount of coins. But they need to get marketing to do properly, you can't expect huge adoption when 'dev' is updating once in a lifetime, as a result its $4, so there is  huge drop.

[Amalker]

GBYTE looks promising, but main question - what price will be after all airdrops.

[peschi]

GByte is not good investment
because comunity Gbyte user is low, and Gbyte price is very high, and not big exchanger same poloniex

Give it time to grow. Now you can get free GBYTE from Airdrops - just link your BTC address. And if you want so speculate you can also buy some. This currency/technology is very new, but the dev is quite promising and delivering many wonderful features. If this continuous, then byteball will increase users and use cases.
Again - give it some time - join the Airdrop and be patient.