Will every crypto coin survive?

[CandlePronto69]

Most coins will die early , those which survive do very well in future.

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[ExpansionStar420]

In the cryptomarket only worthy coin will survive. Survive is the ultimate fact.

[harimauagam]

it depends on how we invest in it according to the price of a crypto or the price of a 1BTC which has now increased from the previous one.

[ZloiRediska]

I think that to believe that the current crypto market consisting of several thousand projects will survive and remain further in this form is absurd. The vast majority of projects will die. Only the strongest will remain. The total number is not more than a couple of hundred maximum.

[Robotbitcoin22]

Crypto can survive if we take care of them because if we always buy a coin and hold it we can still alive the altcoins and token to the market but if we continue selling the coin I don't think other altcoin or token survive and possible to gone. The future of the coin is depends to us.

Correct. we all take part in the rise and also cryptocurrency later. whether it will survive or it will instead stop arriving here

[Suwycu]

I also think that a lot of coins will leave the crypto arena, because so many projects are very weak!

[sunita01]

Increasingly and the event is part of the business. In it many crypto coins will overtake in the race and many crypto coins will be left behind. Investors in the market and buyers decide the fate of the crypto coin.

[UmitatsuKen]

The tighter the competition the harder it takes to survive especially in this situation. Those coins with potential will survive and others will not. We can say nothing last forever but in crypto everything is possible. We must not lose hope for we know everything will happen.

[Isay_Gonzales]

I think that all the Crypto currency will not survive exactly after such a fall. There will remain only strong and promising coins that will develop in the future.

[V0ldemar]

Undoubtedly, not every crypto-currency coin survives in the competitive world. But I'm sure that everything depends not only on the circumstances, but also on the developers themselves, their more thoughtful strategy. Thus, the strongest coins remain in the crypto-currency world.

[kate.poisonglen]

Who occupied coinmarketcap top during the previous bullrun in 2013? Do you remeber any of these guys?
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20131110/
The same fate awaits the cureent leaders. Only the strongest projects will survive this crypto winter.

[Torps1]

I don't think every crypto coins will survive a competitive market like the crypto market. The reason is simple: those crypto coins without a use case will find it extremely difficult to compete in the market, which on the long run will ultimately see their end.

[ElizaZX]

I do not think that 95% of all coins are useless. It seems to me that such projects as Pundi, Clintex, Dropil have advantages for the users of these projects. The main thing is for the project to reach its full development, I think after this coins will grow very much in price.

[longrhm96]

Each coin performs a function of its own. It depends on the community that it is targeting. There are a lot of new coins to be issued, but few survive so it is useful, helping the community grow. In addition, not every coin can be fully functional to meet all the requirements of everyone

[danielarta]

The technical reason is that Bitcoin has inherent problems due to its design, and people feel they can improve on it. For example, Bitcoin transactions have high fees and can take a significant amount of time to process, so some altcoins are designed to have lower fees and faster processing times. The “proof of work” requirement that requires a ridiculous amount of energy usage could be replaced with a different verification method, making the new altcoin more efficient and saving all the world’s energy from being sucked up to mine Bitcoin the way nanobots may one day suck up all the world’s matter in a grey goo nightmare scenario. Some altcoins, like Monero, are more anonymous by design, which attracts people who want to buy drugs online, for example. People who like the idea of cryptocurrency but think Bitcoin has serious technical problems are attracted to altcoins as a solution.

You can read more here : https://www.howtogeek.com/341972/what-are-altcoins-and-why-do-they-exist/

[arde13]

There is no reason for the vast majority of coins to continue existing and survive. There is a craze around ICOs which eventually it will burst. Like the .com bubble in the early 2000s, everyone attracted investors by simply putting words like "online" and "on the internet" eventually bursting the bubble around it because many of those businesses did not add any real value. Same with crypto, eventually coins that do not add any real value as technology or platform will fade away leaving few strong that will prosper. I don't see it any other way.

[Pr.Victus]

During the growth of the whole market, even coins that were originally created for the sake of laughter grew. Some had funny names, others originally said they were scam. But they also grew up. What is happening now?

[changxia]

You are right, because most cryptocurrencies are not innovative, and most of them are only used to raise money for investors, and there is no actual use value!

[universal3ee]

For a coin to survive the coin need to have substance in it and the substance can range from team members to the platform that they are developing and keeping on track to their roadmap. Before this huge correction happen maybe a bigger amount of alts are able to survive but after this correction i think maybe a mere 10% that have the substance is able to survive

[FilliDorros]

I think 60 percent will die, just.
Coins do not necessarily participate in external trading systems. You can and only within the platform itself.

You are an optimist). Maybe even 80-90% will disappear, since many coins are coined and the rest will not do what is written in the white paper, for various reasons, one of which is not enough collected money.