Alt-coins with practical use

[Lizzylove1]

Brave is another good coin with use case. The team have a brave browser and they claim it's far faster than chromes. They pay you brave when adds appear on your browser unlike chromes that forces adds on users.

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[PuertoLibre]

Brave is another good coin with use case. The team have a brave browser and they claim it's far faster than chromes. They pay you brave when adds appear on your browser unlike chromes that forces adds on users.

I like the advertising extensions on the Brave browser, they implemented a new reward system which is good for both writers and readers. The real-world use case is important during the project selection and experienced investors usually prefer to invest in the project that has strong fundamentals.  The payment platforms and betting projects are not important for the current traditional monetary system IMO.

[chaoscoinz]

What about the EOS Blockchain, the platform that helped elevate Blockchain tech into the 3.0 phase? It is agreed that many people would see Bitcoin as Blockchain technology 1.0. Ethereum is seen as Blockchain 2.0, with it's introduction to smart contracts and tokenization. Then there is EOS, what many hail as being a true Blockchain 3.0. EOSIO protocol which utilizes CPU, NET, and RAM as distrusted resources, and the delegated proof of stake consensus make the EOS platform revolutionary. EOS has a lot of practical use and Blockchains such as TRON & IOST are inspired by EOS.

[Lagduf]

Storj is one of coin that attract my interest due to its function to pay for the decentralized cloud storage which is quite beneficial for my daily activities but I'm yet to try it out however it seems that the coin you mentioned is actually just for remmitance aren't them? in my opinion that can't be called practical use because almost all of cryptos despite having various functionality can still be used for remmitance as long as it has value and smart contract platform coins are basically a clone to each other which  is definitely pointless. Although practical use may differ in each person but I can't find all those coin you mentioned to be practical except golem. For example, Brave coin is used to replace the conventional ads into revolutionizing the whole website industries.

[bitvalak]

ETH, Monero, Siacoin, IOTA, Golem, ripple are some of the well known coins which have a practical use. PERL coin came up with a good practice, the coin became opacity coin. What are the remaining alt-coins which have practical usage?

Practically what do you mean? If it is practical for daily needs, I think large altcoins like ETH, IOTA and Monero are still very feasible to be used as alternatives to exchanging with bitcoin because the transaction costs are cheaper than bitcoin. However, if the use is universal I think ETH is still very good potential for that, for example there are some marketplaces that have received payments using ETH.

[ATSgrowth]

I did a mistake that I didn´t invest into Chainlink before the big hype. Recently, I realized how strong this coin is and how big potential has.
With decentralized oracles they can interconnect the informations from the real world with blockchain, imagine how many use cases this solution has! 

[lolgato1]

I am a big fan of cryptocurrencies that extend the use of blockchain in everyday life and especially those one that help with Bitcoin adoption.
For example Brave coin could attract many people because everyone is using browser, so what about to be paid for using in cryptocurrencies?

[poornamelessme]

Brave is another good coin with use case. The team have a brave browser and they claim it's far faster than chromes. They pay you brave when adds appear on your browser unlike chromes that forces adds on users.

The problem with BAT is the KYC requirement. I can't see it catching on with the general public if that KYC requirement remains in effect. Now crypto folks may be used to KYC (although I expect many still hate it), but everyday folks aren't going to hand over their license/passport + personal info for like $5-10 worth of crypto. The only ones who might are in 3rd world countries, but the rewards strangely vary by country ... so those who might actually be interested probably can't get the rewards in the first place.

They also have the problem that if they do happen to manage to get a larger userbase outside of crypto circles, it'd cause some pretty heavy selling pressure. They'd have to convince the everyday person to hold their BAT, not sell it immediately. Not impossible, but it's kind of like a double-edged sword situation.

[perfect999]

ETH, Monero, Siacoin, IOTA, Golem, ripple are some of the well known coins which have a practical use. PERL coin came up with a good practice, the coin became opacity coin. What are the remaining alt-coins which have practical usage?

I think that from the list of coins that you have, the first 4 coins that you listed are the coins that I am familiar with and I don’t know about the last 2 altcoins that you mentioned but I will need to do some research myself to see if those altcoins are worth my investing, but since you have mentioned those 4 coins in your post, I think that you have an idea of what an ideal investment is.

If we are to also expand the list further, I think that most of the altcoins that are still within the top 20 coins are the coins that I can believe to have the real use working case which is why we could see that they usually respond to the bull run off bitcoin at any time it makes any no matter how little it may be, so I would pick more of my investment coins from there.

[Tipstar]

ETH, Monero, Siacoin, IOTA, Golem, ripple are some of the well known coins which have a practical use. PERL coin came up with a good practice, the coin became opacity coin. What are the remaining alt-coins which have practical usage?

Almost all of the project comes with an idea to be used as a practical use coin but there are several things that fails them.
Sia and IOTA and ripple to some extent are the example of such failure. There was a project Gladius building a decentralized security to counter ddos, don't know how well they've been doing. There even was a coin that was to be used for public bus fares in New zealand and there too was a uber alternative in crypto. Forgot the name already.

[GaPR]

How about BNB?
If you are a trader in Binance that would be part of your practical usage. 

I agree with ETH and XRP but the other I still dont have any idea. Perhaps I will be reading more about them later on.
ETH though I think have much usage ever since.
Low transaction fees and faster tx time. I really do prefer it than anything else.

Not only ethereum can boast such a track record. At a minimum, Stellar and Tomochain have even lower commissions and better speeds than ethereum.

   It seems to me that TomoCain will do with ETH the same thing that the Vietnamese have done with the auto parts of leading brands (Mercedes, BMW, Toyota and others). Will create a cheap alternative to them, reduce the cost of these services.

[GaPR]

I did a mistake that I didn´t invest into Chainlink before the big hype. Recently, I realized how strong this coin is and how big potential has.
With decentralized oracles they can interconnect the informations from the real world with blockchain, imagine how many use cases this solution has! 

This does not mean that they will not have competitors.