Marijuana coins in 2018

[altercreed]

I wonder why buying ganja needs to be in blockchain wherein you can buy it directly using fiat. Security wise, using blockchain is good to conceal your identity but is it really necessary if the government legalizes ganja already?

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[t3hpwnographer]

There was 1 ico last year connected to this theme - smoke exchange with coin SMX, idea was quite good, but ICO failed.

The Smoke Exchange is still being developed by the DopeCoin team, along with their crypto payment portal for websites called CryptoBillings. I don't know the details of the SMX ICO, but they did a second round recently and it must have done well enough for them to continue their work.

[jackjackfly]

I have heard of one project, but it is still not announced officially, but secretly they are planned to place 200m tokens at $0.25 per token
Don't ask where I have found this info, just know

[KaffkaN]

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?

Marijuana coin  Cheesy lol  This blockchain rush is getting more and more crazy.There's no need special coin for buying it,99.99 % of people getting it for fiat.Another useless coin for speculations.

[romero121]

For the legal tender of Marijuana an ico was developed last year. I'm not sure, how successful is the ICO. As Marijuana is one among the most traded illegal product in the dark market, coins related to these services will surely reach good growth levels.

[SPINPIX]

i don't really understand all this enthusiasm around cannabis coins, yeah i know that around the world there are millions of stoners but why they should use cannabis coins instead of mainstream cryptos like eth or litecoin? i don't trust the 90% of the current currencies but investing in cannabis coins does not seem worth in my opinion. better search for a solid project instead.

[phm]

i don't really understand all this enthusiasm around cannabis coins, yeah i know that around the world there are millions of stoners but why they should use cannabis coins instead of mainstream cryptos like eth or litecoin? i don't trust the 90% of the current currencies but investing in cannabis coins does not seem worth in my opinion. better search for a solid project instead.

I don't understand same also. For what we need special coins? What can not do other cryptocurrencies? Private? Quick? Light wallet? What? I look for Dope some time. Team do something. But exclude p/d I don't see new

[AshCoins]

I agree, but you can say the same thing about a lot of other types of projects as well.  Why would we need a specific crypto to pay for freelance work, for luxury goods, for insurance, for dentists, etc.?   I anticipate these types of projects won't be around too much longer.

[tendy263]

Budbo is a good marijuana token that is likely to make waves in 2018

[CryptoMike14]

It is just a big marketing tool.I don't trust the 80% of the current currencies but investing in cannabis coins does not seem worth in my opinion.Better search for a solid project instead.

[jdgranfiel]

The thought of marijuana is disgusting to many. Why not accept it with openmindedness as as a helpful medical ingredient for medicines? Cultured only with permit and legal farms I think it would not be a problem. If some say marijuana is a dirty word, I know an altcoin name dirtier than this. You can search it on exchanger list with a four letter word.

[Captainluffy24]

To be honest this kind of ico is really enticing and offering a good future. However,  considering how good it is it can be appealing to scammers as well so its hard to trust.

[sehoon]

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.

I think you should read more about the background of marijuana coin. And another thing is, marijuana is not legal in every part of the world because of abuse. There are some places in the world where it is legal because they said it can be used for things like medical purposes. The marijuana coin can be huge in cryptocurrency world if the demand for weed increases.

[maliboom]

Tens of projects based on cannabis and cannabis have already started worldwide. Why should this be better?

[raahi]

All of this marijuana coins which are multiple in number I the cryptocurrency market is a good concept but these are highly dependent upon the government policies which must be in favor of the legalization of the drug, this way succeed in Europe but not in America as of now

[KryptoKai]

Marijuana coins are a waste of time unless it has great privacy features. If not then simply use monero or deeponion to pay for it. If you live in Amsterdam or another place where it is openly traded then you can just buy with bitcoin like everyone else.