HII STEEMIANS I just want to share The top 10 cryptocurrencies for now.
10 : XEM
xem is the top 10 crypto for now is very similar to the work Ethereum is doing with “smart contracts,” except that NEM bills its features as “smart assets.”
Here are a few potential use-cases:
Health records
Supply chains
Notarizations
Stock ownership
Royalty payments
Legal records
Loans
Inspections
Top9 NEO
NEO is the top 9 crypto,the price of neo is currently $136.50. NEO Called the “Chinese Ethereum” NEO is a next generation smart economy platform (formerly Antshares) and means new and young in Greek. NEO has had a monumental rise to fame and most know NEO for its explosive growth.
Top 8 EOS
EOS is a blockchain technology developed by Dan Larimer, a well-known figure in the crypto community who was also responsible for BitShares which launched in 2014. EOS launched a year-long token sale in April 2017 which swiftly raised over $200 million. The concept behind EOS is one inspired by Ethereum and in fact EOS has been billed as a direct competitor to Ethereum. Despite the huge interest in EOS at the time of its ICO, it is still largely a technology which has yet to prove itself and thus it is too early for its real world use case to be assessed.
Top 7 LTC
Litecoin (LTC) is one of the oldest cryptocurrencies in existence after Bitcoin, having launched in October 2011. It was developed by Charlie Lee, who remains involved with the coin to this day. Litecoin is a fork of Bitcoin so shares many of the same characteristics but benefits from shorter block generation times of around 2.5 minutes, allowing transactions to clear faster. Litecoin also has lower transaction fees than Bitcoin and can be used as a digital currency on the web to pay for goods and services and to play at crypto casinos. The value of Litecoin has grown significantly, and the currency’s market cap now exceeds $2 billion. Part of Litecoin’s surge in popularity in 2017 has been attributed to the currency adopting a number of new features such as Segregated Witness and the Lightning Network, technology which allows the network to process more transactions.
TOP 6 XLM
Stellar Lumens (XLM) is a crypto platform that’s designed to enable the fast and secure transfer of money at low cost. It is intended for individuals as well as for enterprise users such as banks. Stellar Lumens makes it possible to send money across borders and facilitates low-cost payments between currencies in a manner that has some similarities to Ripple. Transactions that are sent via the Stellar network take an average of 2-5 seconds to clear. Lumes (XLM) is the digital currency that the Stellar network uses. Stellar Lumens launched in 2014 before undergoing a major upgrade in 2015. 100 billion lumens were created. The base fee for sending a transaction on the Stellar network currently stands at 0.0001 XLM. These fees are collected and then redistributed by being added to the inflation pool. Each year, the number of lumens on the network increases by 1%.
Top 5 ADA
Cardano is a blockchain developed by the IOHK firm. The team is led by former Ethereum veteran Charles Hoskinson and Cardano aims to be the next generation blockchain project. Cardano is slated to become a full-fledged smart contract platform with a library of protocols that developers can use to build decentralized apps.
The platform uses ADA as its native currency, and after conducting a crowdsale, which was focused mainly in Japan. The Cardano project is well regarded and has the potential to set new standards with regards to blockchain protocols.
Top 4 Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)is a cryptocurrency which was created on August 1st 2017 as a hard fork of Bitcoin. Although technically very similar to Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash uses a larger 8MB block size which allows each block to hold more transactions. Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash hold a shared history before the two currencies diverged following the mining of block 478558. Before Bitcoin Cash was launched, it was available for futures trading from July 23rd 2017. All users who held Bitcoin in a compatible wallet on August 1st were also credited with an equal amount of Bitcoin Cash following the hard fork. The value of Bitcoin Cash has fluctuated greatly since its creation but to date BCH has never exceeded the value of BTC. High profile supporters of Bitcoin Cash include Roger Ver, a well-known Tokyo investor who supported the proposal to increase the block size which led to the creation of BCH.
Top 3 Ripple (XRP)
Ripple (XRP) is a cryptocurrency designed for facilitating real-time global payments. Released in 2012, it uses the open source Ripple Transaction Protocol and enables anyone to send money anywhere in the world at low cost and with no chargebacks. Ripple uses a decentralized network similar to Bitcoin, but unlike Bitcoin is designed primarily as an enterprise global transfer system. Several major global banks use the Ripple protocol as a payment network, partially due to the distributed ledger providing added security. XRP, as the Ripple currency is abbreviated, provides liquidity for banks and payment providers seeking to move funds cross-border. Ripple is available from various cryptocurrency exchanges and is traded speculatively as well as having real world use cases. Because transactions take just four seconds to settle, Ripple is one of the fastest cryptocurrency payment networks in the world and is prized for its scalability, enabling it to handle up to 1,500 transactions a second.
Top 2 ETHREUM (ETH)
Ethereum (ETH) is an open-source distributed blockchain that has smart contract functionality. It operates as a decentralized virtual machine which can execute scripts and be used to transfer ether between different nodes. Although ether is the name of the token which is sent on the Ethereum blockchain, many people also refer to it as Ethereum. As a consequence, ether and Ethereum are often used interchangeably. Ethereum was developed by Vitalik Buterin and launched using a crowdsale in 2014. This is generally regarded as having been the first cryptocurrency ICO (Initial Coin Offering) even though this term wasn’t in use at the time. Since its launch, Ethereum has grown to become the second largest blockchain after Bitcoin in terms of market cap and has spawned an entire market of tokens which can be transacted on the Ethereum blockchain like ether. Although ether can be used as a currency, it is more commonly used to execute smart contracts.
TOP 1
the most known crypto in the world, Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency which is regarded as the world’s first decentralized digital currency. It was created by a pseudonymous person or persons named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009 and has since gone on to become the world’s most popular cryptocurrency by market cap. Bitcoin is a deflationary currency whose issuance is capped at a total supply of 21 million coins. Each Bitcoin can be divided into one million units, with the smallest unit of 0.00000001 known as a satoshi in homage to its creator. The distributed public ledger that Bitcoin uses to record transactions is known as a blockchain and Bitcoin can be spent at over 100,000 online merchants and can also be held as an investment. Bitcoin is traded for fiat and other cryptocurrencies on various exchanges but can also be used to facilitate p2p transactions. Each transaction incurs a small transaction fee to cover the cost of sending Bitcoin over the blockchain ledger, with the fee going to miners tasked with keeping the network secure.
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