Some layer 1s and top tier DeFi projects.

The rest don't disturb markets of meaningful size and have significant development hurdles. Alot of defi primitives are built out.

Layer 1: Solana, Cosmos, Kusama (Polkadot canary network)
DeFi: Compound, Uni, Maker, Sushi, Terra

anyone into RADIX


Just got some

This!
One of the most fascinating projects out there. Whether it will work or not is yet to be seen.

It is a DLT first in its class. Not a DAG or blockchain or holo or hypergraph but a new way of DLT.

"For a start, Solana won't do 50,000 transactions per second. Just because a cryptocurrency claims huge throughput on a limited testnet doesn't mean it will actually do that in the real world. These experiments often use a very limited number of nodes, more powerful hardware than is realistic, or very high bandwidth and low latency network links between nodes. The blockchain space has numerous examples of projects claiming very high throughput in scenarios that don't reflect real world usage. It could well be that Solana does have pretty high throughput, but it certainly won't be what the headline numbers claim.

There is generally a trade-off between throughput and decentralisation. A network with a single node can have massive throughput, but is that really a blockchain or just a database? Solana appears to utilise this property by having a single "leader" node at any given time. One consequence of this decision is this has to be a very powerful machine with 128GB+ of RAM, terabytes of SSD storage, and gigabit upload capability. Another consequence of optimising for throughput in that way is that you get quite a complicated system where no individual validator sees all the blocks, and where nobody is storing the whole chain (since it would generate 4 petabytes of data per year if actually processing 50,000 TPS). If something starts to go badly wrong, for example due to a code bug or due to some kind of network split due to adverse networking conditions, I'm not sure how you'd even attempt to begin unpicking that in order to correct it?"


You need such crazy top of the level hardware to effectively run a solana validator. This makes sure most people can´t run a node, leaving the network to always be centralized. Furthermore, solana has had several security issues, so no serious multi billion dollar company is building on it. It´s overhyped by people who has no idea of anything. solana is the face of centralization. It´s a slightly improved version of EOS.

So i called Vet being a good alt to pick up during the dip a few weeks back before its parabolic run

My next pick is Theta. I'd be looking to get into that coin within the next 10-15 days, because I believe it will take off in the month of June due to its main-net launch 3.0

just my 2 cents

It would be good for people to post where you can buy coins when shilling them.

Its like having peanut butter with no jelly.


Shill the coin but dont forget to tell people where to buy

This can easily be solved by going to a website like coingecko or coinmarketcap and looking up the particular crypto and clicking on "markets". This will show the exchanges usually ranked in order of volume and trading pair.

Whos doge up in here?

anyone in here in the misc ******** chat? It got made private i guess after some recent drama. I've been in for years but didn't post much, but always read up. Would like to rejoin if someone wants to PM me

never buy DOGE

Some layer 1s and top tier DeFi projects.

The rest don't disturb markets of meaningful size and have significant development hurdles. Alot of defi primitives are built out.

Layer 1: Solana, Cosmos, Kusama (Polkadot canary network)
DeFi: Compound, Uni, Maker, Sushi, Terra