What cryptocurrencies should I pay attention to?

[SubBridge Unlimited]

There are so many clones of BTC. Which ones have chances to survive for a long period of time? I would say LTC, NMC and SC. Anything else?

[Gabi]

NMC and LTC yes


SC=ScamCoin?

[SubBridge Unlimited]

I don't really care if it's scam. It has strong support from traders so it suits my needs.

[DeathAndTaxes]

I don't really care if it's scam. It has strong support from traders so it suits my needs.

Where do you get the idea it has "strong support" from traders?

[bulanula]

Pretty much spot on mate.

I would drop the LTC as that is botnet territory right there.

BTC > NMC > SLC

the rest are pretty much a scam ( SLC being the biggest scam of all ).

[SubBridge Unlimited]

I don't really care if it's scam. It has strong support from traders so it suits my needs.

Where do you get the idea it has "strong support" from traders?

I compared prices of LTC, NMC and SC.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

Pretty much spot on mate.

I would drop the LTC as that is botnet territory right there.

BTC > NMC > SLC

the rest are pretty much a scam ( SLC being the biggest scam of all ).

Hehe, I don't need to drop, I need to pick another currency up. But thx for your suggestion.

[DeathAndTaxes]

I don't really care if it's scam. It has strong support from traders so it suits my needs.

Where do you get the idea it has "strong support" from traders?

I compared prices of LTC, NMC and SC.

Which is worth more a $10 bill or 3x $5 bills.  Price alone has nothing to do w/ value.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

Which is worth more a $10 bill or 3x $5 bills.  Price alone has nothing to do w/ value.

Maybe, but i've chosen to compare their prices.

[Gabi]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

1 dollar and 1 bitcoin are used in different situations, so it's hard to compare them. But all clones of BTC are very similar each to other, so price comparison is enough.

[notme]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

1 dollar and 1 bitcoin are used in different situations, so it's hard to compare them. But all clones of BTC are very similar each to other, so price comparison is enough.

Except those that have vastly different numbers of coins with different distribution rates.  Not to mention, different per unit cost of production.

[Gabi]

Remember that NMC is not a simple BTC clone. It can be used as a decentralized p2p DNS system for .bit

[SubBridge Unlimited]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

1 dollar and 1 bitcoin are used in different situations, so it's hard to compare them. But all clones of BTC are very similar each to other, so price comparison is enough.

Except those that have vastly different numbers of coins with different distribution rates.  Not to mention, different per unit cost of production.

I don't need exact comparation. Just to know if it has potential. DVC for example costs 0.0000000000000000001 BTC.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

Remember that NMC is not a simple BTC clone. It can be used as a decentralized p2p DNS system for .bit

Yes, I remember that.

[notme]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

1 dollar and 1 bitcoin are used in different situations, so it's hard to compare them. But all clones of BTC are very similar each to other, so price comparison is enough.

Except those that have vastly different numbers of coins with different distribution rates.  Not to mention, different per unit cost of production.

I don't need exact comparation. Just to know if it has potential. DVC for example costs 0.0000000000000000001 BTC.

BRB... I'm going to go make a bitcoin clone with only 1000 total units.  I'll sell you each coin for 10000 BTC after I mine enough to sell.  Ok... I'm not really going to do that, but I think you will get my point.  Ignoring that and using price as the only indicator is naive and will cost you in the long run.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

First you speak about support from traders and then about price. But price means nothing. 1 dollar is worth much less than 1 bitcoin, but is much more supported.

1 dollar and 1 bitcoin are used in different situations, so it's hard to compare them. But all clones of BTC are very similar each to other, so price comparison is enough.

Except those that have vastly different numbers of coins with different distribution rates.  Not to mention, different per unit cost of production.

I don't need exact comparation. Just to know if it has potential. DVC for example costs 0.0000000000000000001 BTC.

BRB... I'm going to go make a bitcoin clone with only 1000 total units.  I'll sell you each coin for 10000 BTC after I mine enough to sell.  Ok... I'm not really going to do that, but I think you will get my point.  Ignoring that and using price as the only indicator is naive and will cost you in the long run.

I'm not going to buy LTC nor SC. I just need to know which currencies still worth something. LTC and SC have almost equal prices and almost equal traded volumes. I don't think I should get rid of SC just because a lot of people call it ScamCoin. Right now price and traded volume (in BTC) of SC is higher than LTC ones. So SC has stronger support of traders, hasn't it?

[notme]

SC (assuming you mean SolidCoin) is a very different beast in that it is a centralized cryptocurrency.  It will be controlled by the people with more than 1 million SolidCoins, which makes them eligible to be "trusted" nodes.  Having a shitload of money doesn't have a damn thing to do with trust IMO, but please be aware what you are buying into.

[SubBridge Unlimited]

SC (assuming you mean SolidCoin) is a very different beast in that it is a centralized cryptocurrency.  It will be controlled by the people with more than 1 million SolidCoins, which makes them eligible to be "trusted" nodes.  Having a shitload of money doesn't have a damn thing to do with trust IMO, but please be aware what you are buying into.

I agree that noone should trust this currency. But I'm launching a service that provide operations with SC, not buying it. That's why I don't really care.

[DeathAndTaxes]

So why did you ask?

"There are so many clones of BTC. Which ones have chances to survive for a long period of time? I would say LTC, NMC and SC. Anything else?"

vs

"There are so many clones of BTC. I know LTC, NMC and SC will survive"