Top 5 altcoins to invest into in 2018
2018 is around the corner and everyone is looking to increase their earnings. Altcoins is an ideal solution. Altcoins means alternative coins. They are the alternative to bitcoins.
Here are the top 5 altcoins to invest into in 2018:
1. SiaCoin - SC
This was founded by a Boston start up called Nebulous Inc. Circulating Siacoins are about 28 billion. It's among the top 40 coins in the market. Also, It's among the few coins with a real product.
2. FunFair Coin
This is currently trading at around $0.03 per token. The total number of these circulating is 3 billion. Total supply is anticipated to reach 17 billion.
3. Steem
This can be earned by anyone since there is no need to mine through the use of CPUs and GPUs which cost thousands of dollars.
Ned and Dan Larimer founded this coin and it can be earned on steemit.
4. Ethereum
This was created by Microsoft, intel and J.P Morgan Chase. Ethereum is both a currency and a Blockchain and Ether Cryptocurrency powers it.
5. Dash
This combines two words - Digital and cash. Transactions involving dash are quick and instant.
I've heard of steem. But where to get it?? Lol Thatnks for the heads up my friend. Still trying to get my head around these cryptocurrencys.
I knew almost nothing about cryptocurrency before i joined steemit. I have learned so much here. :)
Wow such a detailed and dedicative work. You have really inspired me.
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Danke für die Zusammenstellung. Nach welchen Kriterien hast du diese zusammengestellt und meinst, in diese investieren zu müssen??
Why do you think those five are on top and not the others?
For some reason you missed IOTA which is absolutely most promising token on the market right now.
You're not wrong on that point about IOTA, but different people see potential and value differently. If it's possible for a particular coin to be both profitable AND fit my interests and values, that's a coin I would want to throw my weight behind. I like money, but I prefer to have both money and principles.
Sure, I completely agree. Just haven't seen any note on the original post that this is somewhat partially judged on personal opinion not just economic factors. I asked to see if maybe you have found some more or less scientific economic research on those particular coins that would include market predictions. Anyway thanks for sharing. Knowing people's opinions is also a good knowledge as opinions create market needs.