eight basic levels of cryptocurrencies.

[Aleshia696]

The determination of Eight basic levels! a real thinking job you did. In here it would be better if you name the first level Bitcoin and Ethereum into a word. Let us discuss how we can differentiate one from another.

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[jetcrypto]

The determination of Eight basic levels! a real thinking job you did. In here it would be better if you name the first level Bitcoin and Ethereum into a word. Let us discuss how we can differentiate one from another.

Yes, I will do it

[lifesgood10]

I defined eight basic levels of cryptocurrencies. What you think about it?

Tokens Tiers.

Tier 1: Bitcoin & Ethereum
Tier 2: Tokens representing real crypto platforms (Cardano, IoTA, Waves, ...)
Tier 3: Tokens backed by real business (Ripple)
Tier 4: Tokens with narrow specialization like payments, anonymity, etc. (Monero, Zcash... )
Tier 5: Growtech forks (Neo, Stellar,...)
Tier 6: Miners' forks (Bitcoin cash,...)
Tier 7: Hyped Tokens
Tier 8: Useless shitcoins

 

Lol, i think i like tier 7 alot, there is nothing more fantastic than a hyped token, it gives you profit beyond imagination and i am just excited by it
all you have to do is follow the trend, baulk the trend, take the right steps.
go in the trade at the right time, leave the trade at the right time

you are gonna get over 100x

[Sylvial]

For me it's actually Bitcoin, Ethereum and others. These are the levels for me. Sadly, the crypto space is replete with the '7th and 8th levels'

[Betwrong]

I defined eight basic levels of cryptocurrencies. What you think about it?

Tokens Tiers.

Tier 1: Bitcoin & Ethereum
Tier 2: Tokens representing real crypto platforms (Cardano, IoTA, Waves, ...)
Tier 3: Tokens backed by real business (Ripple)
Tier 4: Tokens with narrow specialization like payments, anonymity, etc. (Monero, Zcash... )
Tier 5: Growtech forks (Neo, Stellar,...)
Tier 6: Miners' forks (Bitcoin cash,...)
Tier 7: Hyped Tokens
Tier 8: Useless shitcoins

 

Not only Ripple is backed by real business, and sometimes useless sh*tcoins are hyped too, but I agree with you in general. Indeed, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most promising ones, and tokens like Cardano and IOTA, although they are falling right now like all others, will most likely be doing good in the future since they are representing unique and useful platforms. And, like you, I too think that miners' forks will hardly have a future in the long term, so, they are rightfully placed on the 6th tier.

[jetcrypto]

I defined eight basic levels of cryptocurrencies. What you think about it?

Tokens Tiers.

Tier 1: Bitcoin & Ethereum
Tier 2: Tokens representing real crypto platforms (Cardano, IoTA, Waves, ...)
Tier 3: Tokens backed by real business (Ripple)
Tier 4: Tokens with narrow specialization like payments, anonymity, etc. (Monero, Zcash... )
Tier 5: Growtech forks (Neo, Stellar,...)
Tier 6: Miners' forks (Bitcoin cash,...)
Tier 7: Hyped Tokens
Tier 8: Useless shitcoins

 

Not only Ripple is backed by real business, and sometimes useless sh*tcoins are hyped too, but I agree with you in general. Indeed, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most promising ones, and tokens like Cardano and IOTA, although they are falling right now like all others, will most likely be doing good in the future since they are representing unique and useful platforms. And, like you, I too think that miners' forks will hardly have a future in the long term, so, they are rightfully placed on the 6th tier.

How about tokens created by messengers, loyalty platforms, crypto echanges and other real working businesses? Should I put them in Tier 3 together with Ripple?

[Betwrong]

I defined eight basic levels of cryptocurrencies. What you think about it?

Tokens Tiers.

Tier 1: Bitcoin & Ethereum
Tier 2: Tokens representing real crypto platforms (Cardano, IoTA, Waves, ...)
Tier 3: Tokens backed by real business (Ripple)
Tier 4: Tokens with narrow specialization like payments, anonymity, etc. (Monero, Zcash... )
Tier 5: Growtech forks (Neo, Stellar,...)
Tier 6: Miners' forks (Bitcoin cash,...)
Tier 7: Hyped Tokens
Tier 8: Useless shitcoins

 

Not only Ripple is backed by real business, and sometimes useless sh*tcoins are hyped too, but I agree with you in general. Indeed, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most promising ones, and tokens like Cardano and IOTA, although they are falling right now like all others, will most likely be doing good in the future since they are representing unique and useful platforms. And, like you, I too think that miners' forks will hardly have a future in the long term, so, they are rightfully placed on the 6th tier.

How about tokens created by messengers, loyalty platforms, crypto echanges and other real working businesses? Should I put them in Tier 3 together with Ripple?

I think Binance Coin (BNB) and Huobi Token (HT) have the potential to increase in value over time because they will always be supported by the great exchanges they represent. I'm not sure about the others though. Speaking of Telegram's Gram, for example, which is probably the most promising token created by messengers, I wouldn't say they are safe to invest in right now. Firstly, the public sale was canceled and if you see a site selling GRAM they are most likely scammers. Secondly, I read that the unofficial sales, which are going on right now can complicate listing it on exchanges or setting a post-ICO price. In short, I would put Binance Coin (BNB) and Huobi Token (HT) in the Tier 3, but I'm not sure about the others.

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How about tokens created by messengers, loyalty platforms, crypto echanges and other real working businesses? Should I put them in Tier 3 together with Ripple?
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I think Binance Coin (BNB) and Huobi Token (HT) have the potential to increase in value over time because they will always be supported by the great exchanges they represent. I'm not sure about the others though. Speaking of Telegram's Gram, for example, which is probably the most promising token created by messengers, I wouldn't say they are safe to invest in right now. Firstly, the public sale was canceled and if you see a site selling GRAM they are most likely scammers. Secondly, I read that the unofficial sales, which are going on right now can complicate listing it on exchanges or setting a post-ICO price. In short, I would put Binance Coin (BNB) and Huobi Token (HT) in the Tier 3, but I'm not sure about the others.
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 TON (telergam) are lagging behind in their roadmap. They just released "Telergam passport" feature only. 

[darthmaul]

I believe there is only one type and thats Tier 1 to infinity and all of them is filled with bitcoin only. There is no other tier because it is just about the bitcoin and no other coins really. I believe in bitcoin a lot because its one of its kind and frankly 99% people are 100% holding some amount of bitcoin all the time. This means bitcoin receives its great support from small and big investors all the time and thus becomes the most traded as well as popular coin of all time. You might have created this list out of enthusiasm but there is only one exciting coin and its bitcoin.

[jetcrypto]

I believe there is only one type and thats Tier 1 to infinity and all of them is filled with bitcoin only. There is no other tier because it is just about the bitcoin and no other coins really. I believe in bitcoin a lot because its one of its kind and frankly 99% people are 100% holding some amount of bitcoin all the time. This means bitcoin receives its great support from small and big investors all the time and thus becomes the most traded as well as popular coin of all time. You might have created this list out of enthusiasm but there is only one exciting coin and its bitcoin.

I know that Bitcoin stands far away from others. But we must give some other coins a chance to be something interesting to invest in

[xemkolp]

Where do you arrange the new generational altcoins with great working items. Do despite everything you classify them under built up token. I have just observed a portion of these activities and I had confidence in them, since they have natural development.
Before Bitcoin got to this stage, many idea of it to be a poo coin. Consequently, some may see altcoin to be crap, however I would state not all are and this will be clear in not so distant future.

[charlie137]

Yes, most shitcoins which are come from ICOs are useless

Most of the shitcoins will eventually be de-listed as soon as the hype dies down, we see a lot of ICOs falling into this category, losing over 90 percent of their value in less than 4 months after hiting exchange

it would be a bright future, but its unlikely. right now we have only ONE big exchange that listing projects according to their code base (and volume). literally every other one will list ANYTHING that will pay listing fee

[jetcrypto]

Yes, most shitcoins which are come from ICOs are useless

Most of the shitcoins will eventually be de-listed as soon as the hype dies down, we see a lot of ICOs falling into this category, losing over 90 percent of their value in less than 4 months after hiting exchange

it would be a bright future, but its unlikely. right now we have only ONE big exchange that listing projects according to their code base (and volume). literally every other one will list ANYTHING that will pay listing fee

Do you mean "ONE big exchange" not take fees to list coins/tokens (exept some small service charges) ?