ITT we only talk about coins with a bright future.
Not welcome: LINK, BSV, TRX.
I'll start off with GRIN. It's got a lot of dev attention and hype, and if it takes the throne as the MW coin it is here to stay. Only downside is its lack of emission cap.
Next up REMME.
Not nearly as big as GRIN, but also much lower mcap (GRIN's emission has only been going on for a couple of months, so by the next bullrun the mcap will be much higher even if the price stays the same per coin).
REMME is a good idea (trustless public keys), remains to see if they succeed
Next upp XMR
King of the privacy coins, Zcash won't be able to compete since they can't support privacy by default (who want's to receive transactions in Zcash if you can't be sure the sender even knows how to make the tx private).
As long as XMR isn't cracked, the only real competitors are GRIN and BEAM.
Next up BEAM
MW implementation no. 2, baby brother of GRIN.
Pros: capped emission, professional dev team.
Cons: Professional dev team (not grassroot like GRIN), less hype, less dev engagement.
Next up ETH
Probably superior to all other coins technically speaking, the platform for thousands of tokens. Already the most versatile and dev intense coin, working on taking over more applications (decentralized DNS servers, data hosting, etc).
Only reason it's not no. 1 is Bitcoin's fame.
Last up: BTC
No matter what you or I think about it's technical flaws, big daddy will remain king for at least a few more years.
>infinite supply
>quality investments
Nah, im good
This is now a Sergey thread.
It's not flawed technically (no more than any other coin) and will be dominant for decades if not another century.
