You're all brainlets most of you will lose tons of money because you went all in on HYPER inflated utility tokens with...

You're all brainlets most of you will lose tons of money because you went all in on HYPER inflated utility tokens with zero usage cases. Holding utility tokens is financial suicide because the intrinsic value of the utility token should derive from it's usage.
You're speculating on dubious non-existent usage cases. You bought the tokens because you believed some idiot would pay more money for them. That is not investing. I'm trying to warn that this ICO bubble will POP. I'm not shilling you coins. I'm giving you food for thought here.
I have to be careful here, there are some utility tokens that hold or generate value. I'm talking about tokenized securities that are backed by real world assets. I see potential in platforms that can tokenize real-world assets like tzero, polymath. I also see potential in distributed computational tokens for heavy computational tasks like baking lightmaps, etc. i have worked at D.I.C.E - FATSHARK - Capcom all these studios had private renderfarms for baking out lightmaps, rendering etc. Private renderfarm versus distributed render network shared by millions of users. No match.
Decentralized Virtual Private Networks - Anything related to privacy and bypassing censorship - net-neutrality holds value in my opinion. Privacy and private data will be a luxury item in the nearby future.
I recently heard about Iconic lab - Decentralized Venture capital - basicly allows holders of iconic lab tokens to exclusive acces to ICO private sales. Maybe has value maybe doesn't too early to tell.

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What are distributed computational tokens?

What are some popular utility token with zero usecase? im a noob and dont want to gget stuck in shitcoins.

golem / sonm / rendr by OTOY.

popular utility tokens with zero usage cases
chainlink because swift is dead.

Thanks you, i was very close to buying chainlink.

Here's an idea. Don't buy crypto unless you're willing to lose every penny like at a casino. Or at least don't pay 2x more than what some hedge fund paid at ico.
People shouldn't be putting their hard earned money in something because it's trending on google and their friends think is great. That's buying into a fad. And fads come and go, from fashion trends to industry buzzwords.

Excitement of blockchain is getting ahead of delivered results.
That's no different than people thinking personal robots were the next big thing in the '80s or that dotcoms would change the world in the '90s. It took decades before tangible results were delivered to consumers (siri/google/amazon/netflix). Are you willing to wait that long "hodling"? By then 99% of coins will be in the dustbin of history.

Thinking the transformation is coming tomorrow is being impulsive and not understanding that results take time. That just leads to big disappointment and a long-term bear market.

tokenization of assets is a meme

This is why I'll only go in on in-development currency coins. Longshot to hedge against BTC, but still a hell of a lot better odds than utility tokens that will likely go to zero within two years

How do you feel about Skycoin OP?

I wonder how are those supposed crypto millionairnes anons today, if they managed to hold and sell at the right time or sold everything at just 2x, specially the user from 2011 whom had 5k btc and KNEW that in 2017 btc would make him a millionaire.

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