Coindata: A Better Coinlisting Site
Take a few minutes and head on over to Coindata.vc, where you'll find some great info that I haven't seen on other sites like Coinmarketcap or Brave New Coin.
Among one of the features I like the best is that it lists subcoins on a platform. For instance, you can easily compare smart contract platforms like Ethereum to NEO or QTUM, and see how many projects each one actually has.
Note: Ethereum has over 6x as many tokens as all other chains combined (113) ! Network effects matter, people.
You can find some pretty interesting stats when you drill down on Ethereum tokens. For instance, in this screen, you can see stats such as 1h, 24h, and 7 day gain/loss; market cap, trade volume, and more. There's something for everyone and it's a good way to compare a lot of tokens quickly.
I'm a big Ethereum fan, partly because I have been following it for nearly 3 years, and partly because it has the most interesting projects in blockchain. Forget the hyped up mega projects for a minute: take a look at Decentraland, a sort of "Second Life, but blockchain", where users are already buying and selling lands they won in the auction that took place a few months ago, and others are using SDKs to build out their owned land.
Or OpenSea, where you can buy and sell collectibles that are hosted on Ethereum, from Crypto Kitties to Crypto Strikers, and a whole lot more that I've never heard of. There are also lots of ways to get free cards, if you look carefully enough.
In fact, there are more collectible tokens/cards on Ethereum than there are tokens on the next highest count blockchain (Waves). o_O
I have no idea what will be the next big thing, what will hang in there as good enough, and what will be forgotten. In the meantime, Coindata.vc is a great way to explore various tokens and quickly see if they're living up to the hype. I'm also eager to see when SMTs come out, because I think they'll result in a large number of tokens on the Steem blockchain. Steem Monsters has shown us some of the possibilities on this great platform already!
What sites do you use to get your coin info?
-Jeff
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