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It is the only major coin that explicitly states that it has no rights, functionality or features (and may never be redeemable for something of value).

This is mainly to protect them from regulations since the securities regulators in countries are starting to crack down on ICOs.  I think EOS has a lot of potential.  To me, it's always quite valuable when the developers have worked on prior blockchain projects which the EOS developers have.

I‘m holding both XRP and XLM. I think XLM gets less hate because they are not that close to the „evil“ banks.

Same here.  I think they both have good potential in the long term.  The main concern of a lot of investors I've spoken with is the number of total coins available, which will severely dilute current holders if and when the additional coins are released.  On one hand, it makes a lot of sense from a long term perspective to have a sufficient supply if the product is super successful, since the coins were all generated at the genesis block and it's not possible to create more down the road.  But I do think it makes potential investors nervous.

Long term I think Litecoin's price can still appreciate significantly.  It is already in the top 10, so potential gains are not as much as with coins with smaller market caps.  I think it's a coin with lower risk, which also comes with lower potential rewards.  I do not foresee it ever dropping out of the top 20, and if you think the total crypto marketcap will increase significantly over time as I do, then it's quite reasonable to have it in a diversified portfolio.  But don't expect 100x gains with the current price.

How much ripples you have ?

I got ~100 back in 2014 through the Computing for Good giveaway.  Had forgotten about them and had to figure out how to import my old private key to a new wallet since Ripple Trade shutdown.  I thought Ripple's concept was very promising back then even if not decentralized; never crossed my mind to look into actually purchasing some xrp, unfortunately.  Recently bought an additional small stake, but nothing like what it could have been!