Long term holds

[Anonymous No.9778549]

ITT: Crypto you are comfortable holding for 5+ years. Real projects with unique value proposition and healthy institutional and retail interest is key imo.

For me.

>BTC
first mover in currency orientated lots of open innovation.

>ETH
Plasma and sidechain interoperability along with innovation i believe will make most other protocols obsolete.

>ZEC
Quantum resistant privacy as well as institutional backing. With SNARKs Dapps being implemented in the future I think it will be the leading privacy coin.

>Functioning ETH Dapps/DAOs
ENG, OMG, BLT. Use case and pragmatism above all else.

[Anonymous No.9778665]

EOS will make all other projects obsolete.

[Anonymous No.9778684]

>>9778665
Okay so I forgot to cover up my same fagging. But i genuinely want to hear opinions on this. Pls don't roast me /biz/

[Anonymous No.9778809]

>BTC
>LTC
>ETH
>DERO
>XMR
>MSR
>NANO
>HEXX

[Anonymous No.9778813]

get hit by a bus OP

[Anonymous No.9778822]

BCH - Adoption is exploding, n-chain patents in the work. Great overall support
Zcoin - Devs are putting out great content along with consistent updates

[Anonymous No.9778866]

Kys

[Anonymous No.9778931]

LUX

Luxcore has started delivering in accordance with their roadmap, and is looking very promising. They were slow at first, lagging behind on some of their milestones, but it looks like they've spent their time wisely and instead of rushing to get something half-assed, they've gotten their shit together.
Pros:
- Catering to the business market, which seems to be a niche that is mostly unfilled.
- They actually have a few projects that are worth something on their own, so the coin actually has some value as a currency and not just through speculation
- A few more exchange listings coming shortly

Cons:
- Currently at a relatively low volume, when looking at the trading-numbers. But that's not necessarily a Con, come to think of it.
- I may be affected by confirmation bias on this one.

[Anonymous No.9778950]

>>9778866
Which exchange is that on?

[Anonymous No.9778970]

>>9778684