Substratum or Neblio for November?

[Tomak]

Hi guys,

Which project do you think is better for November for maksimum gains?

I personally think to go all into Neblio as there are lots of hype around it now and its going to be on HitBTC soon.
Neblio totally dominated Cryptopia market lately which is not very popular market. I cant wait to see what happenes when it hits Bittrex or HitBTC. It has very low circulating supply. Maybe it will be next Neo run.... what do you think?

I dont know much about Substratum but heard its also good project. They are going to release some test products on December and beta on January. So whats good to happen in November for Substratum? The price is going back and forth so far.... I dont know if there is a sense to invest now any money in November.... Undecided

[YuurinBee]

It's hard to say, but simply looking at prices - NEBL is around $4-5 and SUB is currently like $.125 - so, if you looked at potential for gain I believe SUB would have a better potential for a gain along with their launch at the end of 2017. Not sure, I am reading more on SUB's whitepaper at the moment, but both of these projects really interest me.

[fromholland]

It's hard to say, but simply looking at prices - NEBL is around $4-5 and SUB is currently like $.125 - so, if you looked at potential for gain I believe SUB would have a better potential for a gain along with their launch at the end of 2017. Not sure, I am reading more on SUB's whitepaper at the moment, but both of these projects really interest me.

Neblio is at $2.88 now and SUB is at $0.22 now. I'm glad I've chosen SUB to invest in (although I think NEBL is a good project too.)

[artmen007]

I also think that both projects are good. Prior to that, did not follow SUB. This week it grew almost x2.5 did. Impressive.

But I still invested in NEBLIO a month ago. Going to keep it for at least a year. Their progress with the burning coins can allow them to price many times to grow. This is their advantage over STRATIS, NEO and other projects. Although the information gathered even fundamentaly he is better than STRATIS,neo, waves and other projects. I think within six months it can be up to 50 dollars to hold on.

In General, believe and hodl

[AshCoins]

It's hard to say, but simply looking at prices - NEBL is around $4-5 and SUB is currently like $.125 - so, if you looked at potential for gain I believe SUB would have a better potential for a gain along with their launch at the end of 2017. Not sure, I am reading more on SUB's whitepaper at the moment, but both of these projects really interest me.

Neblio is at $2.88 now and SUB is at $0.22 now. I'm glad I've chosen SUB to invest in (although I think NEBL is a good project too.)

Well now neblio is ~$3 and sub all the way up ~40 cents.  You definitely made the right choice for nov but neb looks to be a far better value going forward at less than half the market cap.

[Buyingallcoinsz]

For the people that  don't know these crypto coins I have put what it is in the description down below.

Substratum is:
An open-source network that allows anyone to allocate their spare computing resources to make the internet a free and fair place for the entire world.

NEBLIO is: The Neblio Cryptographic Token (NEBL) is the lifeblood of the Neblio Blockchain Platform, allowing the instant & secure transmission of information worldwide while securing the Neblio Network.

[sudo.nym]

FCC talk about Net Neutrality has worked out well for #Sub this past week.

[penig]

For the people that  don't know these crypto coins I have put what it is in the description down below.

Substratum is:
An open-source network that allows anyone to allocate their spare computing resources to make the internet a free and fair place for the entire world.

NEBLIO is: The Neblio Cryptographic Token (NEBL) is the lifeblood of the Neblio Blockchain Platform, allowing the instant & secure transmission of information worldwide while securing the Neblio Network.

And with this in mind, I'm curious why the two are being compared.  

Neblio is a project I see people saying "its a good project" but I don't see any product or purpose.  People need to start to be aware that not all these development/platform based tokens can do what they deliver, they rely on developers using them and there's just too many.  

Substratum isn't one I've looked at before but immediately I can see a purpose, though its another "decentalised internet/hosting" project and I don't know how many the world needs (especially since the internet and so many services are already decentralised).

[fromholland]

Substratum isn't one I've looked at before but immediately I can see a purpose, though its another "decentalised internet/hosting" project and I don't know how many the world needs (especially since the internet and so many services are already decentralised).

I'm sorry, but the internet is FAR from decentralized. Look at countries like China where people can't use fb etc, but also in the US webhosting is owned by a few large companies and is far from decentralized!

[Guillaume917]

It's hard to say, but simply looking at prices - NEBL is around $4-5 and SUB is currently like $.125 - so, if you looked at potential for gain I believe SUB would have a better potential for a gain along with their launch at the end of 2017. Not sure, I am reading more on SUB's whitepaper at the moment, but both of these projects really interest me.

Dude that's not how the market works.
The price of a coin means absolutely nothing if you don't correlate it with the circulating supply.
The aggregate of the two is called the market cap. This is what you look at to know the valuation of a project.
So right now Substratum's market cap is twice as high as Neblio's ($80M vs $40M), which means that more money is in SUB than in NEBL rn).

[bribed]

It's hard to say, but simply looking at prices - NEBL is around $4-5 and SUB is currently like $.125 - so, if you looked at potential for gain I believe SUB would have a better potential for a gain along with their launch at the end of 2017. Not sure, I am reading more on SUB's whitepaper at the moment, but both of these projects really interest me.

Dude that's not how the market works.
The price of a coin means absolutely nothing if you don't correlate it with the circulating supply.
The aggregate of the two is called the market cap. This is what you look at to know the valuation of a project.
So right now Substratum's market cap is twice as high as Neblio's ($80M vs $40M), which means that more money is in SUB than in NEBL rn).

Second that! Thats the mistake many people make. You cant judge a coin solely based on his price. But you have to learn that first. As for the question from OP, I would still put money into Substratum, the market cap is still small and will likely become way bigger in 2018. I dont know the NEBL project though, so maybe its also a good project. Just speaking for me.