Will every crypto coin survive?

[Omooba098]

The main reason we have so many coins not surviving after some time is because so many of these coins are either shit coins or there are some that the developers created them for the purpose of profit. By the time they have realised the intended profit, they then abandon the project and move on with another. Nonetheless, i have seen some very good ICO that up until now, they are still very much active in the market.

[greggypiggy]

These coins are volatile. It means that these coins cant be predicted when it will fall and when it will rise again. The idea of coins that wont survive is its because of the quality of that coin. There are many coins here in the market and maybe half of them is useless. The coins that doesnt have potential to grow will surely end. Some developers also created useless coins just for them to have a profit and will abandon the project and will do the same thing on their next project.

[MiChaeng]

I think that 95% of crypto coins and tokens won't survive and the reason is that a crypto coin in order to survive and get value it has to be accepted as a way of payment for purchase goods or services.
Very few coins will manage to do it at the end of the day and of course these coins will get enormous value.
The only thing you have to do is to find out which coins will enter the market of real currencies.

yes I think so too, I think the coin that can survive is a coin that is trusted by the investors have a good future and certainly many of the devotees will have a good market value. and has a great team that can work together to manage assets from investors. the more demand the longer the coin will survive in the crypto world.

[panaevewan]

I think no. Very many tokens and projects will die in the near future, because this is probably the most correct forecast, do you think that they really will survive? I hope so, but I still believe that 90% of projects will not be able to do this

I don't know, I believe that many projects will survive. Because most of the projects are really working on the currency, on the quality of transfers. Some naseleniya narrow scope, some global. And others create currency to pay for their own services.

[Malbaunti]

In the world of cryptocurrencies, everything happens much more spontaneously and unpredictably. We can say that each new day is not like the previous one. This in turn makes it difficult to predict market trends. In simple terms, no one knows what the future holds.

[M00nlander]

Many coins with the same function will inevitably have the market battle each other out to carve a niche/ target market. Many which do not have a unique utility will die in the process I think, but truly useful and revolutionary projects will persist.

[Coffe88]

I think all the coins that exist today will not last forever, and some of them can survive, and long-lasting coins are coins that have good deals and are also able to compete with other coins.

[Spoop]

Not all of the cryptos that you are seeing in the market right now will survive for the long term, a lot of them will end up dying out. Most of the altcoins that are being created now do not have any good product to offer that people will be using for a long time which means that they will gradually die out due to disuse

[Fenixsfeather]

I think you right, but I guess percent can be 90%. It depends of capitalization of cryptocurrency. We'll see.

[Julunguul]

of course not, because the law of the jungle is still valid even within the scope of this blockchain. I think only one to three types of crypto categories are the same criteria that can survive, as we know, that today there are so many ICOs (even in the same category) releases. there is little difference and that does not have a significant impact at all.

[butrsukumpanumet]

I agree with you, if people trade a coin only to make profit then it will probably die in the long term.

[que91]

The fact is that at the moment, crypto is not considered as a currency, and cryptos only serve the needs of some in that market. BTC, people, always considered it a property, not a currency. So in the future, the possibility of large altcoins will replace fiat currency.

[trickyriky]

I guess at least 50% of the altcoins and, certainly, Bitcoin, will survive. The weakest alts that will not find enough support, will die with time. therefore, bet better on the cryptos from top-100.

[campingSider]

It seems to me that out of all the projects, the test of time will be a percentage of 20. Many developers will interrupt their projects, when a competitor appears in the market, with more successful implementation and aggressive advertising.

[leeroyj]

An altcoin may survive only for a single reason. "If it is used by the consumers." With a coin circulating based on actual product consumption or the acceptance of a related service then such coin will survive with the possibility of earning better from it. Coins that do not actually have a good purpose will be lost like nothing had happened. Usage is very important and the teams working on it developing versions or upgrades also adds to its lifespan. Otherwise such failure won't allow it to survive long enough.

[grumpylittlepoodle]

I think that 95% of crypto coins and tokens won't survive and the reason is that a crypto coin in order to survive and get value it has to be accepted as a way of payment for purchase goods or services.
Very few coins will manage to do it at the end of the day and of course these coins will get enormous value.
The only thing you have to do is to find out which coins will enter the market of real currencies.

Yeah definitely right because a lot coins is entering in market now without a strong foundation, yeah they successfully entering in market now but the true problems will start when they already enter in market, so they usually crushed after a month or a week.

[Soul_Reaper]

It's obvious. A little bit different than I think, but in General it is clear to any person who is aware of what he is dealing with.

[hason88hvbc]

I think that 95% of crypto coins and tokens won't survive and the reason is that a crypto coin in order to survive and get value it has to be accepted as a way of payment for purchase goods or services.
Very few coins will manage to do it at the end of the day and of course these coins will get enormous value.
The only thing you have to do is to find out which coins will enter the market of real currencies.

I agree with you, if people trade a coin only to make profit then it will probably die in the long term

[hamba laeh]

the analysis of the numbers you are targeting may be a bit wrong by mentioning 95% of the number of tokens, since the purpose of creating tokens is not merely to enter the real currency market.
his example like the top 10 coins in the CMC is not all pertained to enter the real currency market that exists, but only to be traded properly.

[recidivist228]

Sometimes it seems to me that crypto-currency projects, people consider ... uh ... not very developed beings.
That's Tether "proved" the security of tokens USDT dollars.
She invited the law firm Freeh Sporkin & Sullivan LLP (FSS), which does not have the right to conduct an audit, and received confirmation that on a particular day of June 1 - Tether account was $ 2.55 billion.

What this proves is completely incomprehensible:
- whether the money before June 1 was unknown
- whether there is money after June 1 - is unknown

So audits are not conducted.