Low risk altcoins?

[AleksBozhinov]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

[Str1x]

If you hold for 1 year all altcoins that have active developers would be stable, unstability happens in day to day trade and something month to month. But in the long term (1 year) every altcoins seems to be in a good steady growth.

1 altcoin that has been steady for me is XRP. In a year it has increased but month to month is seems to be relatively stable.

[aLi3nZ]

SIFT is about as low risk and comfy hold as you can get.

Currently trading at 2x ICO price on etherdelta.

There is daily updates from the SIFT fund managers in Telegram who respond to any queries you have.

There is monthly payouts in dividends and it is expected to be at least 40% ROI annually just from the dividends. This will obviously make the SIFT coin itself increase in value over time as the dividends get higher. Its a simple to understand whitepaper. You can check on telegram if interested. 

[Zakhal]

There are many options if you buy them dirt cheap when all coins are down. But if you want something stable you could go for waves. Its price doesnt move much.

[Pierre 2]

Ethereum and litecoin are the most risk free coins in the market. We can also add Dash, Monero to this list as well. All other coins have speculative prices.

[matthona]

Ethereum
Litecoin
Waves
Digibyte

[operater]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

If ure looking for 3-5% growth per annum no need to look at crypto markets, you can have that by trading some more conventional assets. Or just hold main ones like BTC and ETH, though ETH is poised to outperform BTC in the future IMO.

Do not look for low risk in alts, there is hardly such a thing. Not many alts can outperform BTC or ETH, if you wanna trade them anyway, just avoid the mistake of benchmarking alts against fiat! Also focus more on crypto assets rather than coins

[lokinator]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

The higher an alt is on the CoinMarketCap list, typically the lower the risk is. If you're looking for the lowest risk altcoin out there I would go with ETH or LTC.

All legitimate alts will most likely increase at a rate of 3% or higher a year. Some of the lower market cap coins have the potential to increase 100+% or more. But they are of course more volatile and hence, more risky.

[Ferris419]

Ethereum, Litecoin and Monero are the least risk altcoins as if you hold it for the right time then it will only bring positive results for you.

[CoinCollector006]

The lowest risk alt coins IMHO are the alt coins with medium to medium high staking rates in the 5% to 30% range. This group includes Triangles (TRI), Spectrecoin (XSPEC),  Deep Onion (ONION), Ark and Noblecoin (NOBL). If the staking rate is too high, for example in excess of 50%, I am concerned about excessive monetary inflation and a catastrophic collapse in the price of the coin or possible skulduggery by the developers to trap investors that are lured by a high staking rate.

ETH is slated for conversion to PoS and may become attractive for investment at some point. Other coins that are non-PoS which I feel are good long term investments are BTC, XMR, LTC and FCT.

[Psynthax]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

If you are looking for the low-risk altcoin and should go to the all of the major token or coin, as far as i know that will not get significant dump until the big bad news will be happening, you must remember about the fact to invest in the unfamiliar crypto will have involved very high risk.

[laredo7mm]

Ethereum for sure.

[Poink]

Ethereum, Litecoin and Monero are the least risk altcoins as if you hold it for the right time then it will only bring positive results for you.

I agree 100% with this list.

That said, the safest coin to invest in (for now) is still BTC.

[sj2199]

Waves. DGB, LTC, Monero, ETH, ETC for long term.

Doge for short term 

[amaral1977]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

NONEEEEE. 9 out of 10 startups don´t make it. SO low risk crypto doesn´t exist. About gut feeling? I would say any coins actively developed will give you that. You don´t know if tomorrow the best of the best doens´t get tired and vanish... So i would go for a diversified portfolio of coins ( that aim to be currencies ), tokens ( that aim to be payment means in good projects), dividend payment tokens ( such as the profit sharing fund TAAS).

[gedor]

If you trade coins instead of holding short term or long term, there is no coin that is risk free now. Every coin is risky in trading. On the other hand I think bitcoin is the best choice as a low risk coin for both trading and holding.

[Coinoisseur]

If you trade coins instead of holding short term or long term, there is no coin that is risk free now. Every coin is risky in trading. On the other hand I think bitcoin is the best choice as a low risk coin for both trading and holding.

Yeah bitcoin is always an best choice to invest your money as in long term you will definitely make good profits from it and if you want to invest in any altcoin then ethereum would be an right choice to make.

[jennal]

I would say Bitcoin is safest, but OMG has the safest "Risk" for investing and big earnings in future

[procesdad]

I think one of the most reliable coins is Litecoin.
the value of Litecoin generally does not change much

[Poink]

What are altcoins that are low-risk? Coins that would have 3-5% growth per annum?

RISK is inversely proportional to GAIN.

I suggest you diversify and get several each of; low, med, high risk coins.  They will buffer your portfolio from the expected rise and fall of crypto value.

If you do your research, you will find several coins that made 1,000% gain the past year.  Some made 1,000% gain in 6 months!  While they are not that easy to spot early...you can catch them after the initial pump if you are diligent enough. Better yet, do a good research and join choice ICOs (careful, there are many scam there and even good ones sometimes fails) so don't throw too much money in them unless it have all the right "ingredients for success" (good project, good dev team, positive community support/reaction, etc.).

Good luck!