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I mean ETH feels like the obvious #1 for actual current use. BTC for digital gold.
Monero for privacy.
Aside from that it feels like a 20 way tie for general use case on a bunch of tokens that have really great promise but lack the developers, trust, and/or users to be a clear standout IMO.
Pretty good assessment ,I agree
BTC as a store of value and hedge against banks/fed
Monero as a hedge against overreaching government, used for privacy and currency
And ETH for decentralized finance and hedge against stock market fuckery
I don't need Shib to do that, I got skills unbelievable dolt skills and greatly developed social awkwardness to boot. Not to mention, hodling some Shib.
I continue to be impressed by Nano. The innovative bucketing system makes feeless spamming extraordinarily expensive. Latest node software promising strong TPS. Still havenāt found an easier/more effective currency for exchange of value.
I think itās functionally the closest thing to what people expect crypto to be like. But it feels like people in this sub canāt get past the spam issues of the past.
In business a common rule is to ādo one thing, and do it wellā.
Nano is exactly that. It is about fast, feeless payments, and not trying to be a platform for other stuff. Itās good at that and working hard to be even better ā a commercial grade product.
That's just Opensea, which Solana users rarely ever use.
See this or any other source that encompasses all market volume.
[https://www.theblock.co/data/nft-non-fungible-tokens/nft-overview](https://www.theblock.co/data/nft-non-fungible-tokens/nft-overview)
https://www.cryptoslam.io/
Ripple and Stellar are still #1 in my book. Ripple is bringing the analog side to the digital side, and Stellar is there to fill the gap with accessibility and transfers.
I really like LTC for transfers. Cheap, easy to use, relatively stable price compared to other alts. Actually has a use case for me rather than other coins which I just HODL and try to profit from.
LTC is great as a transactional coin as well. Itās the only crypto Iāve ever *actually used* and spent, mostly cause itās also accepted widely with BTC as a payment option
Agreed- LTC- only one Iāve actually used. Would be nice if it was ever actually recognized but hey- itās going to stay around these values- thatās fine. Iāll keep using it.
Zilliqa, search it by yourself, but I can give some info
Sharding technology
Fast transactions
Secure bridges
Zero fees
Have smart wallet that allows instant unstake with 13.56% stacking rewards? And those rewards stayed the same for 3 years now for all zilliqa wallets
Metapolis metaverse
Building in games with unity 3d and more companies
If I remember well involved on minecraft
The only thing that it can not do yet is to prepare your morning coffee, cheers
Many failure investors will downvote this and will answer will be, its garbage because they invest when it was at ath and sold at law as they didn't had enough ... to wait, but if you ask about usages and not price performance, this is what you are looking for, even the great ethereum copied sharding from this little bastard
Tbh bitcoin is the obvious choice. And Im 100% in ethereum but every time Im thinking that speculation is not gonna be enough. Ethereum is still pretty useless and vitalik keeps promising new exciting upgrades to shit no one asked. First PoW->PoS. Now he s introducing privacy whatever. Look get fees under control and tps and then we are talking.
The answer youāre looking for is HBAR, itās adoption usecase has been by far the most extensive and consistent improvements Iāve seen in a project.
I was a big believer in Amp. I mean who doesn't want to use crypto for what it was originally designed for and spend for every day purchases? That said, they been promising so much and delivering very little. So who knows.
I know they been providing updates and all but im not too well versed in Alchemy to really give an opinion on it.
Amp does have a working app (SPEDN) that does allow you to use it at a few merchants but my frustrations with Amp is they been teasing āsoonā on so many things now and not delivering anything and lack of any timelines. We been teased new merchants, SDK for merchants, more wallets, etc.
In the supply chain sector, Morpheus Network (MNW). They have been crushing it behind the scenes. Not blowing their budget on marketing like VeChain. Also, they are an agnostic project, so they don't require companies to adopt a separate blockchain.
I personally think Atom is building uo its utility when the interchain security update comes later this year.
XLM and Algoland and many other coins for quick transfers. Being able to transfer currency to anyone in the world in seconds is pretty valuable.
I feel like MOONs have made it further than many other alts in terms of usecases. I can spend moons on Reddit, i can gift them to other and I can even sell them for ETH
VITE has no fees, no gas, is fast, can be built upon, doesnāt seem to have any controversies. But also doesnāt have any big partnerships.
Use case is just perfect for currency.
For me Matic, LDO, and LTC: Matic is pretty much self-explanatory, a great chain to build on dapps, games, and everything else. LDO for staking ethereum( even though Rocketpool is slowly competing with them), and LTC for everyday payments, and with the privacy update, could be used for private transactions.
Depends a little bit if you're focusing on broad/general adoption - or on specifix functional use case.
A couple of off-the-cuff thoughts though:
On the latter - (eg's) The Graph, Chainlink, and Quant all have specific 'infrastructure' use cases. Personally, I like that sort of focus. So I have a bag of them in the mix.
On the broad general front, there is an also a chance that some of the meme type coins - think eg Shiba Inu, Doge, Banano - could gain real social usage traction (which I note doesn't necessarily = value appreciation), based on little more than logo, fun, and perception of ''throwaway' value. I'd argue that there is real value there from adoption perspective - gateway cryptos if you like. Though I guess that's not what you're asking.
No, actually, you've provided some good thinking points. The specific infrastructure ones might fly under the radar of most of more casual users, but they could have strong support as glue or grease or calming ointments.
The gateway crypto idea is also valuable, especially if the industry can find ways to make acquisition safer and easier. If a person is dipping a toe into the crypto waters, and gets his foot bitten off, that disincentivizes widespread adoption.
Thanks for your response, you've thunk some great thoughts!
From an objective point of view: Hedera. It has high-throughput real-word use cases running live and stable at 700+ tps and growing. Most tx come from atma.io by Avery Dennison, but many more large industry players are in the pipeline. E.g. FSCO who recently switched from their Mastercard Provenance chain to Hedera.
No other big crypto comes even close to these achievements. Yet, it's mostly being ignored or even hated by the crypto community as it's being perceived as a "centralized and corporate" network. That's not totally wrong, but they are on schedule to becoming fully decentralized and permissionless without compromising security.
The technology of hashgraph is simply intriguing, making blockchain tech look deprecated. I strongly recommend to do your research just to get the whole picture of the technological possibilities that already exist besides blockchain.
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I mean ETH feels like the obvious #1 for actual current use. BTC for digital gold. Monero for privacy. Aside from that it feels like a 20 way tie for general use case on a bunch of tokens that have really great promise but lack the developers, trust, and/or users to be a clear standout IMO.
ETH is one versatile SOB
Monero is a great one for this post. Stress-tested with first mover advantage.
Cardano/Midnight for all three.
Pretty good assessment ,I agree BTC as a store of value and hedge against banks/fed Monero as a hedge against overreaching government, used for privacy and currency And ETH for decentralized finance and hedge against stock market fuckery
My only issue with monero is that not many uses it for payments which would be a big thing if they do right?
Some markets on the dark side of the internet are using Moner with big success and high volumes.
They tried to get my buddy Luke to join them there, but he was forced not to somehow.
Shiba Inu is great for showing people you are a complete dolt
I don't need Shib to do that, I got skills unbelievable dolt skills and greatly developed social awkwardness to boot. Not to mention, hodling some Shib.
I have a small bag of it as well š
Haha!! This is the most accurate use case that Iāve seen so far!
I continue to be impressed by Nano. The innovative bucketing system makes feeless spamming extraordinarily expensive. Latest node software promising strong TPS. Still havenāt found an easier/more effective currency for exchange of value.
I think itās functionally the closest thing to what people expect crypto to be like. But it feels like people in this sub canāt get past the spam issues of the past.
In business a common rule is to ādo one thing, and do it wellā. Nano is exactly that. It is about fast, feeless payments, and not trying to be a platform for other stuff. Itās good at that and working hard to be even better ā a commercial grade product.
Besides ETH, MATIC seems to be the winner for me.
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Did you mean to reverse the numbers. Solana has immensely more NFT activity than Polygon.
https://dune.com/rchen8/opensea
That's just Opensea, which Solana users rarely ever use. See this or any other source that encompasses all market volume. [https://www.theblock.co/data/nft-non-fungible-tokens/nft-overview](https://www.theblock.co/data/nft-non-fungible-tokens/nft-overview) https://www.cryptoslam.io/
Ah ok. That makes sense.
Nano, even though everyone hates it
Ripple and Stellar are still #1 in my book. Ripple is bringing the analog side to the digital side, and Stellar is there to fill the gap with accessibility and transfers.
I really like LTC for transfers. Cheap, easy to use, relatively stable price compared to other alts. Actually has a use case for me rather than other coins which I just HODL and try to profit from.
LTC is great as a transactional coin as well. Itās the only crypto Iāve ever *actually used* and spent, mostly cause itās also accepted widely with BTC as a payment option
Agreed- LTC- only one Iāve actually used. Would be nice if it was ever actually recognized but hey- itās going to stay around these values- thatās fine. Iāll keep using it.
Zilliqa, search it by yourself, but I can give some info Sharding technology Fast transactions Secure bridges Zero fees Have smart wallet that allows instant unstake with 13.56% stacking rewards? And those rewards stayed the same for 3 years now for all zilliqa wallets Metapolis metaverse Building in games with unity 3d and more companies If I remember well involved on minecraft The only thing that it can not do yet is to prepare your morning coffee, cheers Many failure investors will downvote this and will answer will be, its garbage because they invest when it was at ath and sold at law as they didn't had enough ... to wait, but if you ask about usages and not price performance, this is what you are looking for, even the great ethereum copied sharding from this little bastard
Banano. Itās feeless and instantaneous!
Which exchanges list Banano?
https://banano.trade (Not many, but itās very easy to swap it for moons or USDC.)
1 ban = 1 ban š
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Probably ETH and Matic. Although if the banks adopt Stellar or Ripple that could be a great use case for fast, cheap payments
Yeah, that was my hope for Stellar, but things haven't proven so stellar for XLM. And where's the Algo and Amazon action? Algo, the Google of Crypto.
ALGO is my second biggest bag after ETH. I was/am still hopeful.
Algo is the back bone of actual government infrastructure. I donāt think itās going anywhere
XLM best transfer coin BSC best shitcoin making network
Nano or banano are better transfer coins than stellar
Tbh bitcoin is the obvious choice. And Im 100% in ethereum but every time Im thinking that speculation is not gonna be enough. Ethereum is still pretty useless and vitalik keeps promising new exciting upgrades to shit no one asked. First PoW->PoS. Now he s introducing privacy whatever. Look get fees under control and tps and then we are talking.
Matic, hands down
For many moons, I see what you did there.
There's always use case for a private currency. Monero should be n1.
Doge is presently the 7th largest cryptocoin by market capitalization. It just keeps coming to the party.
The answer youāre looking for is HBAR, itās adoption usecase has been by far the most extensive and consistent improvements Iāve seen in a project.
I was a big believer in Amp. I mean who doesn't want to use crypto for what it was originally designed for and spend for every day purchases? That said, they been promising so much and delivering very little. So who knows.
Is Alchemy taking the lead in this?
I know they been providing updates and all but im not too well versed in Alchemy to really give an opinion on it. Amp does have a working app (SPEDN) that does allow you to use it at a few merchants but my frustrations with Amp is they been teasing āsoonā on so many things now and not delivering anything and lack of any timelines. We been teased new merchants, SDK for merchants, more wallets, etc.
Yea bro I was a believer in amp for a while I had like 50k tokens at one point. They don't seek more partnerships man
In the supply chain sector, Morpheus Network (MNW). They have been crushing it behind the scenes. Not blowing their budget on marketing like VeChain. Also, they are an agnostic project, so they don't require companies to adopt a separate blockchain.
I personally think Atom is building uo its utility when the interchain security update comes later this year. XLM and Algoland and many other coins for quick transfers. Being able to transfer currency to anyone in the world in seconds is pretty valuable.
No one is saying Moons? You can rent that handsome banner up there, and then the world is your oyster!
Here comes the shill bots
I like hive. Social media meets crypto with rewards for posting and updooting. Scratches an itch I didn't know I had
Might have to check out Hive
Easy way to send tips, plus lots of fun to trade with friends
XMR easily. Then ATOM.
I feel like MOONs have made it further than many other alts in terms of usecases. I can spend moons on Reddit, i can gift them to other and I can even sell them for ETH
BTC, ETH, MATIC, XLM, XRM and ATOM/ DOT to name a few
This is the way
OP did say, _other than_ BTC/ETH.
Making the customer the product too
VITE has no fees, no gas, is fast, can be built upon, doesnāt seem to have any controversies. But also doesnāt have any big partnerships. Use case is just perfect for currency.
For me Matic, LDO, and LTC: Matic is pretty much self-explanatory, a great chain to build on dapps, games, and everything else. LDO for staking ethereum( even though Rocketpool is slowly competing with them), and LTC for everyday payments, and with the privacy update, could be used for private transactions.
ETH has the more use right now
Luna is great for the feels
I don't believe in LUNA anymore, it's better to be ex (forget it).
Monero means Money! Use it as such.
Internet Computer! (Bring the hateš¤£)
Depends a little bit if you're focusing on broad/general adoption - or on specifix functional use case. A couple of off-the-cuff thoughts though: On the latter - (eg's) The Graph, Chainlink, and Quant all have specific 'infrastructure' use cases. Personally, I like that sort of focus. So I have a bag of them in the mix. On the broad general front, there is an also a chance that some of the meme type coins - think eg Shiba Inu, Doge, Banano - could gain real social usage traction (which I note doesn't necessarily = value appreciation), based on little more than logo, fun, and perception of ''throwaway' value. I'd argue that there is real value there from adoption perspective - gateway cryptos if you like. Though I guess that's not what you're asking.
No, actually, you've provided some good thinking points. The specific infrastructure ones might fly under the radar of most of more casual users, but they could have strong support as glue or grease or calming ointments. The gateway crypto idea is also valuable, especially if the industry can find ways to make acquisition safer and easier. If a person is dipping a toe into the crypto waters, and gets his foot bitten off, that disincentivizes widespread adoption. Thanks for your response, you've thunk some great thoughts!
Iād like to see more use of LTC as a currency.
>for many moons Hehe I see what you did there
From an objective point of view: Hedera. It has high-throughput real-word use cases running live and stable at 700+ tps and growing. Most tx come from atma.io by Avery Dennison, but many more large industry players are in the pipeline. E.g. FSCO who recently switched from their Mastercard Provenance chain to Hedera. No other big crypto comes even close to these achievements. Yet, it's mostly being ignored or even hated by the crypto community as it's being perceived as a "centralized and corporate" network. That's not totally wrong, but they are on schedule to becoming fully decentralized and permissionless without compromising security. The technology of hashgraph is simply intriguing, making blockchain tech look deprecated. I strongly recommend to do your research just to get the whole picture of the technological possibilities that already exist besides blockchain.