What's the next biggest crypto?

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Eliassamaha

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Unfortunately I missed out on the crypto rush, I sold to early and then bought too late

I'm eyeing out a few other crypto with potential

Just trying to get some info

I hear ripple is ok and maid as well
 
The thing I've learnt from following some people on Twitter is that if someone is telling you to buy something, it probably means they have already built up a nice position in that crypto (at a much lower price) and is just shilling other people to buy it so that he can later dump it when the price goes up.

What I'm trying to say is, do your own homework and find the cryptos that are undervalued and buy it before it pumps. It's really not that difficult as you can frequent the forums and find out more whether a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is being launched, which could potentially have a positive effect on prices.
 
I think nem could offer good opportunities, and I've also included digibyte as a long shot.

I hold both of these though not in serious amounts, but I think they have potential if the stars align and they can implement their plan.

For the record I'm holding Ethereum, Nem, digibyte and Steem.
 
If you think BAT is madness, wait till you see QTUM. I personally invested a small amount in the ICO, but the returns are close to 2500% right now.

To think that the tokens aren't even out yet until September, but apparently they're trading on some Chinese exchanges.
 
How did you manage to get in on that IPO? The BAT one sold out in 24 seconds or something crazy.
2500%......that's not bad!
 
Personally, I think the BAT crowdsale could have been done better. I didn't think much about QTUM back then, and is quite honestly surprised at the price now. I think the price will come back down after the mania dies down, but the technology appealed to me more than anything.

https://qtum.org/en/
 
Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin sooner or later, the transaction speed and multiple tech uses it offers in comparison are miles ahead.
Potcoin is another, the legal trade of Cannabis in the US and other places provides a soft target for Crim's and a few loopholes in the banking sector for the cafes and medicinal boutiques at the federal level when it comes to banking their earnings. A dedicated Alt coin for a market worth hundreds of millions per year and still growing in a phenomenal way.
 
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After my own research I think ripple cause the banks always make money and win and gamerr cause the house always win

Another one I found is safemaid they've got a alpha up and running but once they go live I think their coins will be worth a few bucks currently at about .64c
 
I think the main key is that the Alt itself needs to have a value outside of the Fiat system in one way or another.: EG Bitcoin once created or bought could be traded and re-traded on Silk road and similar for other goods or services that created value for the holder or the person receiving it in kind.

Eth can perform all manner of contract tasks that don't need to be performed by an entity who will charge you for their services, it is all included in the Blockchain.

Ripple does away with all manner of Bankster fees and allows businesses to transact between themselves instead of having the "middle men" control a computer and charging you for a minion pushing a button, sure they stlll do it through banks but all the repetition is removed.

Eth can and is already capable of doing all of this via smartcontracts, any and everything can be written into and recorded in the transaction with fail safes and step by step procedures all included along the way with an indisputable record of it all at the end on the blockchain. Will's, Realestate, Banking, Drug deals, Business transactions, Pocket money, you name it.
 
Check our icocountdown, tokenmarket and smithandcrown for crowdsales. There's still money to be made if you can get in.
 
QTUM delisted from http://www.icocountdown.com/
The BitBay development team has been asked to comment on the possible link between one of BitBay’s original founders, and Patrick Dai, a co-founder of the QTUM Project. BitBay’s lead developer, David Zimbeck has confirmed the man using the name Patrick Dai from QTUM, was known as Steven Dai when he was associated with BitBay.
Steven Dai walked away from BitBay with publically invested Bitcoin & millions of BAY from the initial offering which has never been returned. The BitBay team recommends extreme caution when it comes to investing in any cryptocurrency project associated with Steven (AKA Patrick) Dai.
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More @ https://medium.com/@icocountdown/due-diligence-pack-for-qtum-7369ef48917b
 
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