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Reply to What's the next, "BitCoin" in your opinion? With so many crypto-coins available now, which ones do you think actually have long term applications for growth similar to the Bitcoin explosion? by Rambler
Let me present here my opition, not strictly related to "coins" about which you are asking. Instead of trying get get a quick buck, have a look at The Bitcoin Standard book. In more general terms it is like planting a tree: "The Best Time to Plant a Tree was 20 Years Ago. The Second-best Time is Now!"
Anytime someone gets interested in "anycoins" my question is: do you intend to run a node for that network during the time you own anything?
Another important thing to realize is that even the second most popular "crypto" tringy (starting with letter
E
) had a 72 million pre-mine in its genesis block:This means that more than 60% of this "E*" coin were created out of thin air and no real mining costs may be applied to them. Now imagine all that NFT hype… See the source of above-used
bitquery.io.sh
script at bin.idrix.fr. See also bitquery.io article and feel free to look for the pre-mined transactions in etherscan explorer (or any other which knows about the genesis block on that network).Live long and prosper!