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April 27, 2018, 05:57:32 PM
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I also have a feeling it will be either ZRX or BAT or even better both.  Once one of these tokens get's listed on Coinbase, it will be easily do a 5x to 10x a piece.  The current prices are a bargain and those who haven't purchased any, should do so.  This could be your lottery ticket to fortunes. 
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April 27, 2018, 06:05:54 PM
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really, I tend to ZRX because it deserves to see the development is very good and weighty, the article ZRX provide good opportunities to buyers with attractiveness and concentration is high enough, so the quality is quite satisfactory.
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May 17, 2018, 03:17:57 AM
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Before we can build a framework to answer that question, we have to understand the Coinbase process:
Coinbase will list assets according to the GDAX Digital Asset Framework (a separate exchange owned by Coinbase).
Just because an asset satisfies the GDAX requirements, does not necessarily mean that Coinbase will list the asset. In my opinion, the reason for this is Coinbase is serious about protecting its brand as “the easiest and most trusted place to buy, sell, and manage your digital currency.”The GDAX Digital Assets Framework is a four page document with six main sections and 13
subsections. Yet some of the sections are too subjective to build a reliable framework around. For example, does anyone know of a project that isn’t in violation of section 2.2 Team – Specialized Knowledge and Key People?
“The project leadership is not highly centralized or dependent on a small number of key persons. Specialized knowledge in this field is not limited to a small group of people.”All ERC20 tokens are relatively small projects and would violate this requirement.It becomes obvious that if we are to attempt predicting which ERC20 token is most likely to be added, then we must focus on section 4.1 Liquidity Standards (the life-force of any exchange) and cross reference that metric with the brand concerns of Coinbase.
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