A Promising Coin, The Rise of Deep Onion

The Bitcointalk.org forum has become the de facto site for the announcement of new crypto coins. If you are looking for new crypto coins that can become big in the future, bitcointalk.org is the web site to go to. The next challenge is to find which coins have the potential to become big. Which new ones are the next Dash or Ethereum or Monero or Ripple or Litecoin? If you are a blockchain expert, you can easily see what new features or innovation a new coin promises that can revolutionize the crypto currency industry. If you are an ordinary computer enthusiasts, the task is a little bit difficult but we can use some guides in finding a promising coin.

The most popular coins and those with the biggest market capitalization have some notable features that separate them from the rest. They were the first to introduce innovative features successfully, have dedicated development teams, and have big communities of supporters. It has proven time and time again that these major factors are the biggest reasons that make a coin very successful. A coin can have the best new technology but if it cannot get the support of a large group of people, who will use the coin or trade it? Community support around a coin is such an important factor that even Bittrex requires it in their list of criteria in listing a coin. Some coins like Litecoin and Dogecoin have stood the test of time because of their big communities even though new coins are being introduced daily that has more features and newer technologies.

Two of the hottest features right now in the crypto currency industry are smart contracts and anonymity. Ethereum spearheaded the smart contracts innovation and Dash and Monero went for the anonymity technologies. These coins became big names in their respective fields. In today’s world where privacy is slowly being eroded by government, it is no surprise that many people choose Dash and Monero for private financial transactions over the internet.

Where there is a successful product, others will follow and will improve upon it. One of the newest anonymity-based coins right now is Deep Onion. Deep Onion is being developed with a focus on anonymity and privacy protection. It uses the Tor network to hide every user’s IP address to avoid detection by legal or illegal entities. Features and innovation that are planned to be added to Deep Onion are aimed at enhancing the core features of anonymity and privacy. Instead of going the ICO route where most blockchain developers are now doing, the Deep Onion development team chose a freely distributed airdrop system. Anyone who qualifies with the requirements can easily join the airdrop and receive free Deep Onion coins.

The response of the community to Deep Onion was phenomenal. In the three months since the launching of Deep Onion, there are already thousands of crypto currency enthusiasts supporting Deep Onion. Hundreds participate daily in bitcointalk and deeponion.org forums, exchanging ideas and contributing to the Deep Onion awareness campaign in the forums and social media. If you visit the Deep Onion thread in bitcointalk, it has already surpassed 1,500 pages. That’s how active and enthusiastic the Deep Onion community is. Investors and traders also welcomed Deep Onion positively with the price reaching as high as $4.6 last August 30 and stabilized at around $0.80 per coin as of today. That price action is impressive for a very young coin that is only three months old.

At its young age, Deep Onion coin hit the ground running upon its launch. Imagine what will happen by next year, after the innovative technological enhancements are added to Deep Onion and the forty weekly airdrops are finished. By then, Deep Onion would have a bigger community, have completed its technology enhancements and would have been listed in major coin exchanges. Try to explore Deep Onion and its community; you might realize that you are witnessing the rise of Deep Onion.

Deep Onion in Bitcointalk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006010.0

Deep Onion Forum
https://deeponion.org/community/