/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5532551
505 ENG will yield you some nice gains in 2018, but you'll want to try to double it to at least 1k to truly make it. I've had some success swing trading ENG this week to up my stack, so you could look into doing that to accumulate more.

>>5532713
T-thanks anon, so what do you think we will be looking at by mid 2018 $5-10 or more? And when is this thing going to REALLY pop off I want to get 500 more while were still under $3 or maybe even under $5

>>5532812
I personally think ENG has the potential to be a top 10 coin in 2018. Conservatively, I'd say $5 by Q2 2018 is a fairly safe bet, optimistically $10-15.

Personally I'm holding 3k ENG, looking to up that to 4-5k ENG. Will likely sell off 1k if it goes to $10 (and hope to rebuy back on the following dip), but will be holding the rest for all of 2018 (assuming shit doesn't hit the fan with the project).

>>5533214
Nice, so what do you think the max potential of ENG is? I really doubt it will hit nearly $1000 like Eth but then again I didn't think ETH would hit $800.

>>5533284
If we go by supply/market cap (which isn't the best indicator of potential future price, but it's a decent point to go off of), there is a 150,000,000 total supply of ENG (roughly half that is currently in circulation though), compared to ETH's current circulating supply of 96,608,790 ETH.

Enigma is essentially a private version of Ethereum. Ethereum's main use is a smart contract platform, while Enigma's is a "secret contract" platform. So, assuming their platform actually works as advertised (which given the team's background is likely it will), it potentially could see ethereum level prices as the use case for private smart contracts is certainly there and the supplies are comparable.

If everything goes well, and the platform is released and operational (and actually private), I wouldn't be surprised to see $100-300 ENG by end of year 2018. Now, that's super speculative and optimistic, so I wouldn't bet on that actually happening. Just saying the tech has a wide use case, comparable to Ethereum in terms of use cases and supply, so it's possible (but wouldn't say probable).

>>5533548
>>5533284
For potential use cases for Enigma, you can see their blog post here which outlines quite a few if you haven't read it already: https://blog.enigma.co/why-enigmas-privacy-protocol-will-power-our-decentralized-future-aedb8c9ee2f6

>>5533548
>>5533606
Looks like I've got some date to dive through! Thanks for the tips anon I hope you have a VERY comfy 2018 like I will!