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Question: Which cryptocurrency is and will remain the most decentralized?
Litcoin LTC
Namecoin NMC
PPCoin PPC
Devcoin DVC
Terracoin TRC
Freicoin FRC
FeatherCoin FTC
IXCoin IXC
CHNCoin CNC
BBQCoin BQC
BitBar BTB
DigitalCoin DGC
YACoin YAC
WorldCoin WDC
Mincoin MNC
NovaCoin NVC
Bitgem BTG
Florin FLO
AnonCoin
Nibble NBL
Franko FRK
MegaCoin MEC
JKC
PhenixCoin PXC
AmericanCoin AMC
GldCoin GLD
SuperCoin SPC
Doubloons
LuckyCoin LKY
MeMeCoin MEM
EzCoin EZC
Argentum ARG
StableCoin
ZenithCoin ZTC
OneCoin ONC
InfiniteCoin IFC
SkyCoin SYC
SexCoin SXC
RoyalCoin RYC
DragonCoin DNC
Emerald
USCoin USC
NoirBits
RealCoin
AlphaCoin ALF
OneLastCoin
QuantumCoin
PrimeCoin XPM

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July 08, 2013, 03:26:53 PM
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Some of us remember when Bitcoin started to become centralized with the appearance of gpu miners, which drove everyone else into mining pools, and eventually out of mining. Now the ASIC miners and producers are taking Bitcoin centralization to a higher level.
The original idea of “One CPU = One Vote” has become more and more just a myth, and “Fully-decentralized currency” more and more false advertising.

There are already too many threads debating whether or not ASIC miners are centralizing and devaluing Bitcoin.
This thread is intended rather for those who wish to identify the  cryptocurrency that is the most decentralized and has the most potential to stay that way.

If you think this thread is useful, please ask the moderators for it to be made a sticky in this subforum, and vote in the poll.

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July 08, 2013, 03:27:43 PM
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