Marijuana coins in 2018

[jpday5203]

Or Tokes

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[Icaxx]

Which marijuana-related coin(s) do you think will take off as more legalizations kick in next year? I put together a list of the ones I could find on CoinMarketCap and compared their ties to the industry that could make them more successful: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2658296.0

It would be pretty easy to go with the current top 5, but maybe there's a sleeper or two in the mix?

I think those marijuana coins doesn't have future.

If I want to buy weed, I will just use LTC or Monero. Why the hell I will exchange to special coin??

Why we need to make special marijuana altcoin or token? I dont reaaly understand why.
There are so many altcoin or token out there that we can use to buy that. Privacy coin like monero is the best choice.

[t3hpwnographer]

Or Tokes

If we're getting technical, Tokes was released in 2016 not 2017 (though near the end). Also Paragon and Tokes are both tokens, though some people use the term "coin" fairly loosely so that might not cut them out. I didn't know about Paragon though, so thanks for bringing that to my attention. I'll be adding it to the list I linked to in the OP

[Aldavetheboss]

The cannabis coin CANN is very promising. By the way, I think having marijuana related coins does serve a purpose. For one, right now marijuana companies can't get banking or credit from traditional lending source. Having access to funds through coins like CANN, POT, DOPE, THC, and others will allow these companies to thrive.

[Kinieter]

all i know is cannabis coin cann , hodling some on the dip before
im still really like bitcointalk, people did their do diligence ,and posting it here for free to give people power to buy rumor so we can sell the news

[BTC_Captitalist]

Which marijuana-related coin(s) do you think will take off as more legalizations kick in next year? I put together a list of the ones I could find on CoinMarketCap and compared their ties to the industry that could make them more successful: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2658296.0

It would be pretty easy to go with the current top 5, but maybe there's a sleeper or two in the mix?

Let me ask the obvious question here -- why in God's name do you need a cryptocurrency to pay for marijuana, when it's legal? Why not just pay for it with fiat? You'd think the essence of marijuana cryptos would be to keep transactions under the radar. What is the point of a "weed" coin once it's legal?

Is it just so the pot heads can feel like they have some grip on, or portion of the crypto community? You can toke up, play video games, eat cheetos, and proclaim your blockchain prowess! 

I don't get it.

Well, the money these companies make cant actually be put in a bank, so that is an issue. The way to do transactions is with cash and they also dont want to be mugged. The best way is crypto, and they will have a major influence most likely this year as long as it stays federally illegal.

[Aneuk cabang]

in my place there is no need for this "weed" coin because it very common and easy to get this thing. just a few weeks ago the police just burned 9 hectare planted land with marijuana.. guess what happen when large area with the marijuana inside got burned...

[sherenikaw]

This coin is a coin that is likely to develop in this year, thus investing in coins is very appropriate for the future. therefore now is the right time.

[removebeforeflight]

Marijuna is not legal on all countries, so they may plan to introduce coin to cross border to make their business grow. This is normally every business entity way of developing the growth, however if Marijuna introduces coin it's up to the people to buy or keep silent. Mostly people look into the company or organisation instead of what they sell (product). Every company have the right to start a crypto and the success depends on the drive and potential of the coin in crypto market.

[HeadshotDel]

Or Tokes

Yeah, it was Tokes. Watch his new video.
So I'll do my research on both TKS and Growers.
The only 2 sites out of all I think are decent.

[popolite11]

Which marijuana-related coin(s) do you think will take off as more legalizations kick in next year? I put together a list of the ones I could find on CoinMarketCap and compared their ties to the industry that could make them more successful: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2658296.0

It would be pretty easy to go with the current top 5, but maybe there's a sleeper or two in the mix?

I do not think that such tokens will take off. Why create separate coins for the purchase of marijuana, alcohol, or some other things if all this can be bought with bitcoin?   

[greyday]

I do not think that such tokens will take off. Why create separate coins for the purchase of marijuana, alcohol, or some other things if all this can be bought with bitcoin?   

Yup, this. This is why the alt thirty six folks focused on DASH.

[gudjhonson]

a coin that has good future prospects this year. Hopefully, that investing in coins it will get more and more of their initial capital. This coin is very suitable for long-term investing.

[t3hpwnographer]

I do not think that such tokens will take off. Why create separate coins for the purchase of marijuana, alcohol, or some other things if all this can be bought with bitcoin?   

Yup, this. This is why the alt thirty six folks focused on DASH.

The issue is that even though there are better coins for privacy/speed/etc, none of those dev teams are reaching out to create partnerships in the legal cannabis industry. You have to remember that the vast majority of the population doesn't really know what cryptocurrency is, let alone how to use it. So the teams behind a number of these marijuana coins have been putting in a lot of time to bring their crypto to the businesses rather than waiting for businesses to come to them. Maybe one day those businesses will look deeper and decide to go with BTC or DASH or whatever, but for now most of them are probably only willing to give it a shot with dev teams that actually communicate with them directly.

[DibiaVxosis]

This project have many star in the team, but the real target for this project seem un clear. I dont think this project will have good result in 2018.

[SriNr]

CannabisCoin was created just a few months after PotCoin, and it had a similar goal: to make transactions easier for medical marijuana dispensaries. Its proposition was to provide a super simple exchange ratio from cryptocurrency into actual marijuana – for specific strains of marijuana and cannabis medicines, for example, you can exchange CANN  at a rate of 1 coin to 1 gram.

As at January 4, 2018, CANN’s market cap was $22.8 million, and one CannabisCoin was worth $0.296. Exactly one year ago, its market cap was just over $175,000, and one CANN was worth $0.002! If you had the vision to invest in CANN back then, you would have enjoyed a Gordon Gekko-esque ROI.

https://www.marijuanabreak.com/top-5-crypto-cannabis-coins

[qwertylolxd]

If this year in some countries will be legalized, then perhaps this will have a positive impact on Marijuana coins.

[Maxcrypto1990]

I don't see the point in creating a currency to pay for a specific asset. That would defeat the whole purpose of bitcoin.

[lokkom]

Potcoin is going for anrise tonight!


https://twitter.com/dennisrodman/status/951852665201360898

[StGermain]

Which marijuana-related coin(s) do you think will take off as more legalizations kick in next year? I put together a list of the ones I could find on CoinMarketCap and compared their ties to the industry that could make them more successful: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2658296.0

It would be pretty easy to go with the current top 5, but maybe there's a sleeper or two in the mix?

There is potential in the market. I believe that it is mostly due to the regulation in California, which it´s the seventh economy in the world just on it´s own and apparently quite anxious to smoke all the weed they can