How do you define popular crypto?

[Master107]

By allocation?
By roadmap?
By whitepaper?
By trustworthy team members?
it could be the respect earned during the ICO stage until now the consistency of the team, implementation of the roadmap, and stage by stage progress done accordingly that attracted a lot of investors to support the existence of the product in the market actively.

[Collinberg]

I usually say that a coin is popular if it has a large community who are actively trading the coin and supports the coin no matter what, this is what shows that they are very popular.

[Master107]

I usually say that a coin is popular if it has a large community who are actively trading the coin and supports the coin no matter what, this is what shows that they are very popular.

And also the value of the coin matters. Remember that being have a large community doesn't mean popular potential because I encountered some project providing huge members but they are shitcoins in popular. Popularity have two sides shitcoins in popular and popular as potential.

[lopart]

Well, nor was I when I first started getting involved into cryptocurrencies. Therefore I thought it would be useful to have a glossary of all the terms you may come across.

[HanZo04]

I think the popular coin is a coin that can lure many investors or get feedback from a good society so that trust in them will continue to grow and it can all depend on a good team and also a vision and mission project that is easy to understand and real.

[ponin]

Market buys purchase the cheapest ETH available on the order book, and market sells fill the most expensive buy order on the books. I when I first started getting involved into cryptocurrencies.

[francesco_francesco]

It's an interesting question. I once read (probably on the CoinDeal) that cryptocurrency has to convince his assumptions. If there are good assumptions and some cryptocurrency was looked profitably - it will interest people.  People has a big role. If there are a lot of people around, then something must be in some cryptocurrency.

[ponin]

I think many cryptocurrencies are decentralized systems based on blockchain technology, a distributed ledger enforced by a disparate network of computers. A defining feature of a cryptocurrency, and arguably its biggest allure, is its organic nature; it is not issued by any central authority, rendering it theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.

[victoria.anna]

I think many cryptocurrencies are decentralized systems based on blockchain technology, a distributed ledger enforced by a disparate network of computers. A defining feature of a cryptocurrency, and arguably its biggest allure, is its organic nature; it is not issued by any central authority, rendering it theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.

I agree with you. The cryptocurrencies is something new. The nature of cryptocurrencies is different than in ordinary currencies. This specific “freedom” is something that interests and attracts people.
The perception of values by people is also important. The cryptocurrencies which unknown like ECH or FTO aren’t popular, BTC is quite a trusted currency, exactly by this value for people.

[samanti]

I  think  many cryptocurrencies are decentralized systems based on blockchain technology, a distributed ledger enforced by a disparate network of computers. Some of these are clones of Bitcoin while others are forks, or new cryptocurrencies that split off from an already existing one.

[francesco_francesco]

I think many cryptocurrencies are decentralized systems based on blockchain technology, a distributed ledger enforced by a disparate network of computers. A defining feature of a cryptocurrency, and arguably its biggest allure, is its organic nature; it is not issued by any central authority, rendering it theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.

I agree with you. The cryptocurrencies is something new. The nature of cryptocurrencies is different than in ordinary currencies. This specific “freedom” is something that interests and attracts people.
The perception of values by people is also important. The cryptocurrencies which unknown like ECH or FTO aren’t popular, BTC is quite a trusted currency, exactly by this value for people.

Hi Victoria! I see, that you are new here, but you have interesting an interesting way of looking. Did you actually invest of some crypto? Or are you just searching interesting coin now? Good luck for your journey!

[victoria.anna]

Thanks Francesco! Yes, I'm new on this forum and still exploring it. I’m looking for informationa about cryptocurrencies which are less known like FTO or XFC.  For now I have few coins. I wait for a good moment to invest and - on the other hand - don’t invest too fast. I want expand my wallet in the future. Do you have some interesting crypto to recommend?

[francesco_francesco]

Many people are now looking for stable and transparent projects and their coins. I also became interested in the FTO. Any other? Well, I'm currently using CoinDeal and I have a request. Could you do me a favor and vote on LYFCOIN in a vote action on CoinDeal exchange? Voting takes place here: https://coindeal.com/vote platform organizes votes in which users themselves choose the currencies to be introduced to the platform. I'm thinking about invest in LYF but it doesn't have enough votes... Maybe thanks to your votes it will work? I'm counting on your help!

[victoria.anna]

I heard sth about FTO. It's worth thinking about!
I see, at first I must look at all cryptocurriencies. On this website are some interesting coins will may join to CoinDeal's exchange. Why you recommend Lyfcoin? I heard sth about Neo.

[glina]

I think for instance, an app developer on the platform can use tokens to pay for the platform hosting fee, a user willing to watch blockchain-hosted online streaming media content can view content for certain value of tokens, a trader can use tokens to make and back speculative bets, and tokens can be used to back real-world contracts or settlement necessities.