Which crypto currency is more futuristic ?

[wattson]

I know many cryptos are solving real problems and somehow futuristic in one sense. But I want to know if you have to select only one crypto which one will be near to your heart? Please give a little bit of explanation on behalf of your choice. For me, it's MIOTA because of infinite scalability and no transaction fees.
Eagerly waiting for your responses!

[poodle63]

I know many cryptos are solving real problems and somehow futuristic in one sense. But I want to know if you have to select only one crypto which one will be near to your heart? Please give a little bit of explanation on behalf of your choice. For me, it's MIOTA because of infinite scalability and no transaction fees.
Eagerly waiting for your responses!

What's the difference between iota and xrb? raiblock offers the same thing like iota. I just thinking about the cryptocurrency is more futuristic is ethereum and why? first dapps in the crypto runs in the ehereum platform and that means if that's only a working product right now. More will come asap sharding, plasma, privacy upgrade, hybrid and more.

[zoata87]

I believe that the only futuristic crypto at the moment is ethereum because they are the only ones that work and many people use a smart contract to decentralize the exchange as etherdelta, for the game as cryptokitties and for many others. Other altcoin only have a white paper with roadmap but no product. Ripple is also very good if you love your bank and think that centralizing the blockchain is the future.

[AUruHM]

I believe that the only futuristic crypto at the moment is ethereum because they are the only ones that work and many people use a smart contract to decentralize the exchange as etherdelta, for the game as cryptokitties and for many others. Other altcoin only have a white paper with roadmap but no product. Ripple is also very good if you love your bank and think that centralizing the blockchain is the future.

Futuristic? I think Cardano (ADA). They offer a solution for the problem that will be in long-term. Now no problem with any blockchain exchanges because not need to change information between different blockchains. But we will see such tasks soon.

[Inkognito222]

Civic (cvc) are solving real problems and have good future and  Spectrecoin (XSPEC) give you full anonymous solving real problem too

[iamTom123]

I believe that the only futuristic crypto at the moment is ethereum because they are the only ones that work and many people use a smart contract to decentralize the exchange as etherdelta, for the game as cryptokitties and for many others. Other altcoin only have a white paper with roadmap but no product. Ripple is also very good if you love your bank and think that centralizing the blockchain is the future.

It would be safe to say that Ethereum is here to stay and will be in the future as it is getting bigger and bigger. I don't consider Ethereum to be perfect but they have the features that I need so far though it also has the clogging problem just like Bitcoin. When we say futuristic, we are not just referring to very unique features (though they can be good too) but also the ability to survive into the future. And it would be safe to say that Ethereum will be in the future just like Bitcoin (though some are predicting that it might not be able to survive). Anyway, we will see what can be because the bottomline here is that market dynamics will be the ultimate judge as to which will make it and which will not.

[zoata87]

I got scammed 0.5btc before when the bitcoin price was 1000usd. I want to sell my bitcoin for PayPal on a popular hacking forum, but I got a chargeback after the deal because the seller account was hacked and he didn't want to refund me.

[TimeHacker]

IOTA is good, but it's ment to be used in internet of things (IoT). So unless you're a fridge, I'm not sure it's for your everyday use. There are other cryptos based on the same DAG tech. Out of those, I like Byteball the most - it's user friendly, starting good marketing, already has smart contracts implemented. Since it's DAG coin, it's very fast and with super low fees, without any scalability issues. It's a hidden gem IMHO, I'd bet it will spike soon like the other DAG coins did (IOTA, Raiblocks).

[MatrixMining]

It's hard to say which coin is more futuristic, because all coins (I mean all that are not crap and actually bring something new) are focused on different things, so each of them is futuristic in their own way. There are coins with smart contracts, DAG based coins, privacy oriented coins... you just have to choose the functionality you need

[wattson]

IOTA is good, but it's ment to be used in internet of things (IoT). So unless you're a fridge, I'm not sure it's for your everyday use. There are other cryptos based on the same DAG tech. Out of those, I like Byteball the most - it's user friendly, starting good marketing, already has smart contracts implemented. Since it's DAG coin, it's very fast and with super low fees, without any scalability issues. It's a hidden gem IMHO, I'd bet it will spike soon like the other DAG coins did (IOTA, Raiblocks).

Ya I agree with you on the fact that IOTA is basically for the machine to machine interaction but don't you think machines are futuristic? More and more complex machines will be there and they all will be interconnected through the Internet that's for sure. In this case, IOTA seems to be a couple of steps ahead of its competitors.

[prabakharras]

Cardano has huge potential as it aims to solve problems within btc and eth
and if its successful, its a big bagger https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/cardano/usd

[SHBlizzard]

Byteball (GBYTE) - smart contracts, DAG tech (no blockchain), infinitely scalable, working oracles, private send (thru black bytes)
---> its basically Ethereum + XRB + (*insert privacy coin) - its market cap is still only 500 million.
currently running a special for new users, $20 dollars for signing up i think

NEXUS - next level encryption (SHA3) - will eventually launch satellites to protect the blockchain from governments and such.

[wattson]

Byteball (GBYTE) - smart contracts, DAG tech (no blockchain), infinitely scalable, working oracles, private send (thru black bytes)
---> its basically Ethereum + XRB + (*insert privacy coin) - its market cap is still only 500 million.
currently running a special for new users, $20 dollars for signing up i think

NEXUS - next level encryption (SHA3) - will eventually launch satellites to protect the blockchain from governments and such.

Please share more information regarding 20$ signup program.

[itsmeram]

I know many cryptos are solving real problems and somehow futuristic in one sense. But I want to know if you have to select only one crypto which one will be near to your heart? Please give a little bit of explanation on behalf of your choice. For me, it's MIOTA because of infinite scalability and no transaction fees.

IOTA is a good coin, and we all know that, only that there is one problem and that is the reason of why it is not increasing:

It has no wallet + the dev's are liars.

Those are the main reasons of why it is always decreasing.

[Yos Sudarso]

futurictic in what movement? financial or technology?
for me financial crypto is interesting, we can choose some of it such as tokenpay, bankex, changebank, etc
for technology i think there is so much coin that support it
actually it is hard for me to choose just one
and also dont forget cryptoBnB, it is futurictic too 

[rain_wins]

If I have to select only one currency that is BitClave I really liked they product, unfortunately the things didn't go well with their marketing.

[wattson]

I know many cryptos are solving real problems and somehow futuristic in one sense. But I want to know if you have to select only one crypto which one will be near to your heart? Please give a little bit of explanation on behalf of your choice. For me, it's MIOTA because of infinite scalability and no transaction fees.

IOTA is a good coin, and we all know that, only that there is one problem and that is the reason of why it is not increasing:

It has no wallet + the dev's are liars.

Those are the main reasons of why it is always decreasing.

Why are you calling them liars?

[SHBlizzard]

Byteball (GBYTE) - smart contracts, DAG tech (no blockchain), infinitely scalable, working oracles, private send (thru black bytes)
---> its basically Ethereum + XRB + (*insert privacy coin) - its market cap is still only 500 million.
currently running a special for new users, $20 dollars for signing up i think

NEXUS - next level encryption (SHA3) - will eventually launch satellites to protect the blockchain from governments and such.

Please share more information regarding 20$ signup program.

https://medium.com/byteball/distribution-to-verified-users-and-referrals-ed00b9b2a30e

sorry its $20 but you spend $8 for verification so a net gain of $12, you can have one wallet verified and one anonymous

and theres a referral program

[okissabam]

So far out of all the altcoins I have researched; although I haven’t done researching them all yet. The one that really made me think this coin could be useful in the future or even starting today would be the Aventus or AVT coin and NEM. Both of these coins can help the people and the economy of ones nation if it’d be put to good use.

[jomz312]

Will for me I think it is  bitcoin, because bitcoin remains the leading of all cryptocurrencies.
Many investors and exchanges use bitcoin as the universal currency which use to buying and selling altcoin.
And bitcoin is a p2p form of digital currency, a people currency  with no government controlling things like interest rates or inflation