Bitcoin is going down - What Altcoins to buy?

[Jonasbarmer]

Buy some altcoins that have an estimated future.
E.G. NXT, NEM, NODE.

[Olimpiata]

Stealthcoin or maybe XC for the longrun

/thread

[Dazedconfused11]

I have been looking into many altcoins in the last few weeks. Personally, Dogecoin is what got me more interested and brought a slight understanding of the cyrpto markets. I personally have since sold off almost all of my doge though. Now I have gotten involved with Reddcoin, Potcoin and Sterlingcoin - these there in my opinion are fairly low on the totem pole but have lots of potential and a good solid dev team behind them. RDD and their social tipping integration seems to have a bright future. I love potcoin's ambassador program and their niche market focus. Further, Sterlingcoin just launched yesterday I believe and is pretty stellar dev team behind them. They have  good platform it seems and passed my smell test.

Cheers hope this helps and generates a serious discussion on these coins!

[yeponlyone]

Ok what about Stellar? The guy left Ripple and started Stellar basically a clone of Ripple. Scam? Yes or No?

[BayAreaCoins]

Ok what about Stellar? The guy left Ripple and started Stellar basically a clone of Ripple. Scam? Yes or No?

No

Look at Huntercoin

[johnmatrix]

Looks like DarkCoin is capitalizing on BTC's slump in price.

[M-Plan]

I split my money to several alts to avoid a massive loss.

But nevertheless I stick a little bit in Bitcoin, too.

My alts are the following:


NXT
NEM
TOKEN

+

BTC

[ShroomsKit_Disgrace]

I split my money to several alts to avoid a massive loss.

But nevertheless I stick a little bit in Bitcoin, too.

My alts are the following:


NXT
NEM
TOKEN

+

BTC

it is a good plan, M-Plan! 

[rabbiter]

No one mentioned it's easy to move into fiat on respectable exchange ages like BTCe. Even without a connected bank you can shelter in the USD dollar and buy back BTC when you feel it's dropped enough. I had no idea this could be done. BTER does it also.

[FreedomCoin]

Darkcoin, X-Currency, Litecoin, Primecoin and of course Bitcoins at a low price.

[burning94]

Try to get some NEM. Probably the best  I can suggest at the moment.

How to?...Well, look at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.0

[MMXIV]

Maieuticoin (formerly MMXIV) has remained stable for the past few months: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623884

[igl00]

LTC keeps good position

[murderouskirk]

I say aerocoin, but if you want to take a collective's word for it you can check out one of the big voting threads.

[username18333]

GE coins, the state money of Great Empire of Earth, are available gratis. (However, the imperial government retains ownership of all GE coins and Writcoin^TM transaction outputs and inputs.)

[SimpleMan]

Doge

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=796978.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=796277.0

your thoughts?

[devphp]

Short-term play (<1 year) - Dogecoin.
Long-term play - NXT and currencies/assets that run on top of it.

[rangedriver]

Monero (XMR)
Litecoin (LTC)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
possibly NEOS.

Everything else isn't likely to make it big league.

Quarkcoin - dead.
Darkcoin - strictly for college doofuses who get scared/excited by the word dark and masturbate a lot.
Peercoin - dead although has good volume for minor trades.
Bytecoin - a joke.
Boolberry - lost its mojo and will be redundant after XMR wallet.
duckNote - rebranded to darkNote. Disaster. (see Darkcoin).

[Xesplayer]

Monero (XMR)
Litecoin (LTC)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
possibly NEOS.

Everything else isn't likely to make it big league.

The reasons for your recommendation is crystal clear. You invested in those coins. Thus everything else isn't likely to make it FOR YOU! 

[e1ghtSpace]

Definitely Fibre, with a low market cap and they even have their own cold storage OS that you can keep on a usb.