100$ to test crypto - what will you buy

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Hi

Im going to put a 100$ test in crypto what coin do you think i should buy ?
 
SIA and DigiByte are coins that are low valued at the moment, but if you invest now then the ROI should be amazing.
 
Worldcoin..bought it then the price was nothing..now it's 0.09 USD and the price has increased 200% in the last 24h
 
Just buy something so you get a feel for it and exchange it maybe this process will help you get a feel for the world of crypto. good luck
 
What most people don't understand is how ridiculously rare A full bitcoins are. So for most people it will not be about owning one or more bitcoin, it will be about having Satoshis. And when that day come, I will buy A 5000 square foot house in San Francisco or Miami, for only 100,000 Satoshis or A new Ferrari 458 for 10,000 Satoshis. Let's not forget the true value of Satoshis.
 
DOGE coin is the worst advice you can give anyone coming into the crypto world. It's literally the coin people use to determine how many new people are coming into the market.
 
DOGE coin is the worst advice you can give anyone coming into the crypto world. It's literally the coin people use to determine how many new people are coming into the market.
He's absolutely right, but get DOGE coins for the meme dude.

But seriously, go for bitcoin/ethreum if you want the best results my man.
 
Tell that to people that gained 200% value in the last 10 days.

But it hasn't done or developed ANYTHING in the last 5 years. The price is low which obviously attracts new users thinking it will go to the moon like bitcoin, but again it's a joke coin. You are betting on basically nothing. You should look at more legit opportunities such as Steem, Golem, ICN, Aragon, SiaCoin, etc.

Look at what those are actually doing such as SiaCoin looking to revolutionize cloud storage, who founded it (Aragon is backed by a Forbes 30 Under 30 guy), and any other information you can find. Stop throwing your money at the wall and do some actual research lol
 
Namecoin Peercoin or PRIMECOIN ;) ...I/OCoin. and of course... IXcoin.....

Reasoning: Its all a risk anyways, and $100 isnt exactly a huge investment, might aswell throw it at anything and hope for the best... i wouldnt go for Coins that are huge already thou, simply because your return might 200-300% if it goes well.. while with others it will be 5,000%+ if you pick smart, and its a gamble either way... might aswell go where the return is bigger.

GL.
 
I say bitcoin definitely.
 
But it hasn't done or developed ANYTHING in the last 5 years. The price is low which obviously attracts new users thinking it will go to the moon like bitcoin, but again it's a joke coin. You are betting on basically nothing. You should look at more legit opportunities such as Steem, Golem, ICN, Aragon, SiaCoin, etc.

Look at what those are actually doing such as SiaCoin looking to revolutionize cloud storage, who founded it (Aragon is backed by a Forbes 30 Under 30 guy), and any other information you can find. Stop throwing your money at the wall and do some actual research lol
I invested in SiaCOin (SC) after I saw their cloud storage deal compared to Google and Amazon, but if DOGE is gaining value, why not having it? If we fail we wont lose much since it is so cheap.
P.S. Co-founder of DOGE is back in the game and currently trying to work out with community what is the best step forward re DOGE.
 
I invested in SiaCOin (SC) after I saw their cloud storage deal compared to Google and Amazon, but if DOGE is gaining value, why not having it? If we fail we wont lose much since it is so cheap.
P.S. Co-founder of DOGE is back in the game and currently trying to work out with community what is the best step forward re DOGE.

SC is a solid choice, and in my opinion very undervalued at the moment. You should do well on that one! DOGE can and is making people money, but it will no doubt be a pump and dump scenario that's just not worth the risk to me. Even if its a minimal loss I just feel like it's a waste of time. Its like betting on a horse with no legs.

Of course, I'm only speaking for myself here and am in no way trying to influence anyone for personal gain. I'm spreading my investments based on what the coin has to offer in the end game. Very much a wall street style approach.
 
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