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Which coin/token project will you recommend for a crypto newbie to invest in and hodl for 2yrs?

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Chainlink is the most promising project!!!


Honestly a stablecoin because anyone from ages 4+ have different learning abilities and remind you the 4year olds have had internet their entire lives if you asked them a question about dial up internet they would most likely be lost if you ask an adult that they still might not know how it works but they could explain what it did now ask some 4 year olds how to program and operate Linux or other web based applications they are more likely to have greater knowledge in the way computers and the internet works and see value in a non tangible technology compared to older demographics. This is why I recommend a stablecoin because I personally believe it takes around a year to start to understand how these technological advancements work and even longer to understand the use case and financial risk behind them. Hours of researching developers and code abbreviations such as HODL so I say if your interested in the technology invest in a stablecoin hold it in a secure wallet some even offer high interest rates for holding stablecoins and take the 2 years to truly learn all about how cryptocurrencies, erc20 tokens, NFT tokens and the entire ecosystem before you make your choice in investment. I’m 27 heard about Bitcoin about 4 years ago and I still feel like a newbie and I read every day about 3+ Hours about new projects old projects new protocols use case scenarios taxation legalities and am never feeling like I’m even close to understanding everything. This is why I’m starting back in school to learn computer coding something I believe should be a huge focuse in k-12 education. Technology is the future and the future of jobs will be for those who can code technology operate technology or service and repair technology or hardware behind it. I’m also an artist and starving as the saying goes so if you want to donate I would be greatly appreciative my BTC address is 1AHfLMwbeWkNUFdFcAfVUvhCNgUNfgtB6T


dogecoin


dogecoin


I would suggest to but a lil bit of Bitcoin and hold it for sometime, See and learn how the value move up n down, and also start getting into airdrop, bounty and definitely try Bitcash😬


Two extremely undervalued coins are BitCash and Alqo. However, i would only put 25-33% of your holdings into small cap projects. So for my recommendation, I would say by 25% BTC, 25% Eth, 25% Ripple and 12.5% each of Alqo and Bitcash would be a nice diversified start for your portfolio. Make sure you learn how to control your own private keys, and safely store backups using the 1-2-3 method: 3 different copies of your data on 2 different types of storage media, and have at least one of the copies stored off-site in a secure location. Come ask questions on the BitCash discord if you have any!




I would recommend XRP. Currently, it is in the .19 to .22 usd range, so a newbie could learn about crypto without investing a lot of cash in the beginning.




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I'd recommend bitcash and vrsc(verus coin). Just wait patiently.👍


For a newbie, I would invest in Bitcoin for a first trade.


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Currently, at it's low price it has a 48% ROI since being listed on CoinMarketCap. This was over 100% earlier this year. It was the #1 performing currency of 2018. I was mining it from the beginning and it's gone up considerably. However: it's seen a gigantic increase in momentum, development, interest from enterprise-like customers and it has the financial backing of Overstock.com CEO whom also recently started what is supposed to be a hugely popular exchange if not now then very soon. He has real investment in RVNCoin as well and has stated it will be used on the exchange. Whether it is used or not is not the investment thesis. You'll have to read more about it, look at the chart and decide for yourself. I had 35K in Bitcoin when it was at $225. I was mining Bitcoin when it was less than $0.50c and have been mining RVN for the past year or two since it's been out. The price has gone up considerably but it will only continue to increase in my opinion.
Of particular note, it has some 15-25-30K unique miners depending on the day (and uses RVN's own X16R algo, an algorithm that some other coins now also use since it's pretty good. For instance, BitCash uses it.) and that can't easily be ASIC'd like BitCoin was (enabling miners to inflate the amount of coins through mining very fast) although you can buy a very expensive card called an FPGA miner for 3.6K-5.5K each and make a pretty good return mining RVN. It should not be an issue to the quantity, however.
Perhaps most importantly of note, pretty soon the amount of RVN released to miners per block changes from 5K to 2.5K. Obviously, since the price has been going up even with a lot of inflation with 5K coins... the reduction to 2.5K will make a huge difference and the price will go up considerably. Also, the price is pretty low right now at under 350 satoshi each, especially if you already had BitCoin before it's most recent run-up in price. Even if you didn't though, it's not like you're going to get an even better price most likely. Anything form 300-360 satoshi per RVN is just fine.
Click here to see more live info about RVN and you can even see the expected time til' the halving block to 2500 per miner vs the current 5000.
https://www.rvnstats.info/d/FQ04TKdiz/ravencoin-statistics-v1-3?orgId=1
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ravencoin/
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Big fan of $tomo if you wanna 100x tho ;P