How many DPOS coin do you know?

[Morphling]

Hi, i am interested in DPOS coin recently, i think it may be the most widely used consensus mechanism in the futere, and i know the following coins are using this:
1.BTS
2.Lisk
3.Asch
4.Shift
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are there more coins which use DPOS

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[yillusion]

Hi, i am interested in DPOS coin recently, i think it may be the most widely used consensus mechanism in the futere, and i know the following coins are using this:
1.BTS
2.Lisk
3.Asch
4.Shift
...
are there more coins which use DPOS

i am interested in it too, as far as i know, the Decent is also a DPOS coin, and some decentration exchanges also use DPOS, like Openanx

[DarkTrollCoin]

GRWI

[Rosam]

You can also take a look at DCR (just starting), and Xem. Does not mean to say I suggest investing in them  and it's quite painful to go looking  for info on possible return, you really have to comb the web and do your maths as a far as I have seen and there are all sorts of strings attached (the 1 Ark voting fee is one of them meaning you need to invest a good amount for it to make any sense).
Seems like Ark should give you around 7,5% a year, DCR pools seem to have pretty hefty fees so far, but changing fast.
If anybody has reliable datas or sources on that, I'd be glad to have them too.

[RakelA96]

maybe you can check Bitcoin White... that is DPoS

website : https://bitcoinwhite.org/

[cdb1690]

Neo. They call it Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance algorithm in their whitepaper: http://docs.neo.org/en-us/node/whitepaper.html but it's pretty much the same thing.

[Rosam]

Waves has got something similar, staking through loaning to a node. Return is pretty low, but since waves is the kind of thing you buy low and hold thinking it might go very high one day, it does make sense.
I'm not quite sure but I think OMG will in the end have something similar.

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[sarfwr]

There's another Achain, also a DPOS mechanism, but it's always been in a very low price.

[Script3d]

here are the list of some coins that i found using dpos. if you were to invest in one of these coins you should go for ark i heard alot of good things about ark in this forum.
eos, ark, rise, Shift

[zackthemack]

Hi, i am interested in DPOS coin recently, i think it may be the most widely used consensus mechanism in the futere, and i know the following coins are using this:
1.BTS
2.Lisk
3.Asch
4.Shift
...
are there more coins which use DPOS

you forget ARK. By voting for the right delegates you can earn up to 10% per month. very good coin. also for 2018

[Rosam]

There is a new DPOS kid around the block, quite promising, based on Ark, BPL (Blackpool), wallet is very similar, voting mechanism the same, I do not know yet what kind of return you can expect, but I think the project will kick off anyway.

[OnzCoin.com]

Please check out ONZ Coin (https://www.onzcoin.com), a new DPoS coin forked from Lisk.

We aim to build the blockchain for Social Networks.

[Funky_Stranger]

It could be a great idea of explaining what DPOS means for people that hear about it for the first time.

[OnzCoin.com]

It could be a great idea of explaining what DPOS means for people that hear about it for the first time.

Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) is an alternative consensus mechanism that requires coin holders to vote for “delegates”

In DPoS, coin owner vote what are known as delegates. Delegates are responsible and rewarded for forging blocks which are then added to the blockchain. Coin owner can vote for a specific number of delegates (defined by blockchain), for example, each Lisk address can vote for up to 101 delegates and the top 101 delegates are able to forge new coins.

In my opinions, the "hodl" value of DPOS coins are better than other coins, because coins owner will keep it for vote swap or voting sharing pool for earning daily/weekly rewards.

[sakokinak]

You can also take a look at DCR (just starting), and Xem. Does not mean to say I suggest investing in them  and it's quite painful to go looking  for info on possible return, you really have to comb the web and do your maths as a far as I have seen and there are all sorts of strings attached (the 1 Ark voting fee is one of them meaning you need to invest a good amount for it to make any sense).
Seems like Ark should give you around 7,5% a year, DCR pools seem to have pretty hefty fees so far, but changing fast.
If anybody has reliable datas or sources on that, I'd be glad to have them too.

ARK is the coolest delegated proof of stake altcoin, and I am sure it will grow very fast. It might even take its place in the top-10 of the best cryptocurrencies. Here is the video about ARK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ADgrAOxXNU

[Arcoin1]

There are multiple options in this crypto money world, one of these is DPOS. I'm not sure what to expect before investing.