Your vision on the perfect coin

[Freemind]

I would like to know the ideas that users have about what a perfect coin would look like from their point of view. When the thread has more participation we can include more interesting things.

I mean if for example:

   • It would be a PoW coin.
   • It would be a PoS coin.
   • It would not be possible to mine it as it has a maximum supply set.
   • What use cases could it have?.
   • Would those use cases solve real problems?.
   • Would it be a DAO community?.
   • Would it be a project controlled only by one team?.

Please, add the questions you want or add more points to the ones I have written.

Thank you!

[Bliznec]

The ideal coin is one that has all the tools to develop further. Mining a coin that is located on a cryptocurrency wallet. Delta exchange on exchanges where traders trade. And of course, the growth of the exchange rate itself, the gradual growth of the coin. In my opinion, these are the top 50 cryptocurrencies that are located on SMS. 

[masterrex]

IMO, I think there's no such thing as a perfect coin, what I believe is that we have already many good coins and tokens in the market, as you mention above the good characteristic of a perfect coin and tokens.

I can add some, of my rendition about a perfect coin or token it must be a user-friendly blockchain, fast and cheaper transaction fees (it must be set the transaction fee indefinitely in fiat value $) meaning even if the coin or token was gaining price increases the transaction fees must remain the same. in the years to come, and the supply must be fixed so that it will not be inflated and should have a buyback program and burning mechanism. I prepare PoS rather than PoW.

[MrSpasybo]

For me, the perfect crypto is crypto:
+ Has very cheap transaction fees, almost zero;
+ Developed by the community;
+ The ecosystem works freely and provides real value to the community;
+DAO support;

And maybe EOS is the perfect coin for me.
Its only problem is the stagnation in price growth.

[TomPluz]

I am more inclined to believe that eventually there is no perfect coin according to the standards we are setting it to be. There will always be factors that can limit a coin where one aspect can be compromise if you add one another. As for me, I would like a coin that does take a lot of electric power for its mining and transaction confirmations...what we have now with Bitcoin will one day be unacceptable because it is taking the power that people may need and use. At the same time, there should be no compromise on security and must be decentralized. Now, on these three aspects alone...balancing them can be tough act somewhere you have to compromise some aspects and that also can lead your coin to be called as another "not perfect" one. And we are not yet talking on adoption here because no matter how perfect is your cryptocurrency if people will snub it then it will also go down six feet below the ground.

[Sharelock]

In my opinion, the perfect coin has a good value that can be invested in the long term and has a good selling price in the market

[seekcoin]

There is no perfect coin. There are just different coins with different features and capabilities. Bitcoin may be the top coin in terms of market cap, but even it is not nearly perfect. The same is true for ETH and many other altcoins. So, in my opinion, there are only good coins and bad coins, but no perfect coin.

[bayiajaib]

There is no perfect coin. There are just different coins with different features and capabilities. Bitcoin may be the top coin in terms of market cap, but even it is not nearly perfect. The same is true for ETH and many other altcoins. So, in my opinion, there are only good coins and bad coins, but no perfect coin.

Agree , I think there is no perfect coins.
In my opinion It's just potential coins that have good features, project and market cap.
No perfect coins, I don't think about it.

[Freemind]

I do not mean which coin of those that exist is perfect. I think I didn't explain it correctly when I wrote the OP. I was referring to how you would build your perfect coin from scratch. How many people would make up the team, what total offer would it have, what use cases could it have... My questions focused on the more technical part (not talking about code or programming languages) and especially on the use cases that it would have.