CoinMarketCap.com: Tracking 64 Crypto-Currencies

[FrankRep]

CoinMarketCap.com: Crypto-Currency Market Capitalizations


Current Capitalizations:


1 Bitcoin $ 7,999,620,352
2 Ripple $ 2,187,804,902
3 Litecoin $ 419,798,504
4 MasterCoin $ 123,487,584
5 Peercoin $ 68,757,565
6 Nxt $ 40,741,344
7 Namecoin $ 31,192,054
8 Quark $ 22,337,720
9 ProtoShares $ 15,388,801
10 WorldCoin $ 13,124,829
11 Megacoin $ 10,399,784
12 Primecoin $ 8,163,624
13 DogeCoin $ 8,060,935
14 Feathercoin $ 7,387,248
15 Novacoin $ 6,407,926
16 Zetacoin $ 5,374,859
17 Infinitecoin $ 4,273,598
18 Devcoin $ 3,991,547
19 NetCoin $ 2,909,128
20 Digitalcoin $ 2,731,704
21 Freicoin $ 2,558,418
22 Anoncoin $ 2,355,967
23 Copperlark $ 2,252,032
24 Ixcoin $ 2,060,171
25 Terracoin $ 1,862,661
26 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 1,601,803
27 GoldCoin $ 1,301,527
28 BBQCoin $ 1,280,630
29 Unobtanium $ 1,231,968
30 MemoryCoin $ 1,146,599
31 Deutsche eMark $ 965,625
32 Tickets $ 810,520
33 Sexcoin $ 783,365
34 Fastcoin $ 745,792
35 Datacoin $ 720,819
36 Yacoin $ 692,186
37 StableCoin $ 654,507
38 FlorinCoin $ 516,998
39 GrandCoin $ 493,547
40 Mincoin $ 456,955
41 Tigercoin $ 418,973
42 I0Coin $ 391,836
43 TagCoin $ 391,059
44 Diamond $ 377,815
45 GlobalCoin $ 294,537
46 BetaCoin $ 290,102
47 BitBar $ 284,293
48 Junkcoin $ 243,228
49 Bytecoin $ 213,567
50 Philosopher Stones $ 202,132
51 Phoenixcoin $ 189,008
52 CasinoCoin $ 178,054
53 Luckycoin $ 174,877
54 GameCoin $ 169,142
55 Argentum $ 164,471
56 Franko $ 164,449
57 EZCoin $ 161,212
58 Orbitcoin $ 149,080
59 HoboNickels $ 134,422
60 Noirbits $ 122,881
61 CraftCoin $ 100,906
62 Joulecoin $ 92,943
63 Elacoin $ 73,071
64 Spots ?

 

[kpitcher]

Bitcoin has a large userbase, Litecoin can also be used to buy actual things. I have yet to run across a place to actually use Ripple.

 

[FrankRep]

Bitcoin has a large userbase, Litecoin can also be used to buy actual things. I have yet to run across a place to actually use Ripple.

Ripple and Litecoin are quickly catching up to Bitcoin. Very rapid growth.

Ripple is starting to get some big name investors on board like Google.


Google Ventures invests in OpenCoin, the firm behind Bitcoin exchange Ripple
http://gigaom.com/2013/05/14/google...coin-the-firm-behind-bitcoin-exchange-ripple/

 

[PaulConventionWV]

Ripple and Litecoin are quickly catching up to Bitcoin. Very rapid growth.

Ripple is starting to get some big name investors on board like Google.


Google Ventures invests in OpenCoin, the firm behind Bitcoin exchange Ripple
http://gigaom.com/2013/05/14/google...coin-the-firm-behind-bitcoin-exchange-ripple/

Ripple, as far as I know, is nothing like BTC. It is centralized and doesn't offer the same fungibility that BTC has. I honestly haven't seen it anywhere, so I really don't know how to verify your claim that it's "quickly catching up." As far as Google goes, weren't they the ones that created the protocol? Of course they're invested in it.

It's hard to say Litecoin is "catching up" even with its recent spike. It's now back down and doesn't look like it's going to be outpacing BTC.

 

[Aldanga]

Ripple is commonly referred to as a scam by lots of people in cryptocurrency communities. I tend to agree with them.

 

[fatjohn]

Ripple is commonly referred to as a scam by lots of people in cryptocurrency communities. I tend to agree with them.

I searched for the price of ripple vs bitcoin. Appearantly now you need 30000 ripples to buy a bitcoin, 3 months ago you only needed 10000 ripples. Does that mean that the ripple market cap was almost as large as bitcoin? If so why was there hardly any mention of ripple?

This is just weird. No attention at all but now a third as big as btc and a couple of months ago as big? GTFO.

 

[Dianne]

I searched for the price of ripple vs bitcoin. Appearantly now you need 30000 ripples to buy a bitcoin, 3 months ago you only needed 10000 ripples. Does that mean that the ripple market cap was almost as large as bitcoin? If so why was there hardly any mention of ripple?

This is just weird. No attention at all but now a third as big as btc and a couple of months ago as big? GTFO.

I bought 500 ripple the other day, when I discovered Google's support. Everything Google touches turns to gold; so thought it was a worthwhile investment. It may just be that Ripple turns out to be the mainstream crypto, accepted by a large number of mainstream business locations; i.e., Amazon, etc. and bitcoin will be more of the underground currency. Ripple full disclosure, btc not. I'm fascinated by both.

 

[FrankRep]

I bought 500 ripple the other day, when I discovered Google's support. Everything Google touches turns to gold; so thought it was a worthwhile investment. It may just be that Ripple turns out to be the mainstream crypto, accepted by a large number of mainstream business locations; i.e., Amazon, etc. and bitcoin will be more of the underground currency. Ripple full disclosure, btc not. I'm fascinated by both.

Ripple is up +10.90 %.
Market Cap: $ 2,687,589,415
Price: $ 0.027

 

[MelissaCato]

I want to buy some worldcoins and I can't find a wallet for my android. That's just dumb to not have wallets when everyone spends most their time on phones nowadays. :/

 

[MelissaCato]

I wish we could just put all of our coins in one wallet.

 

[mczerone]

Who do I talk to about coding a new coin idea?

 

[FrankRep]

Lottocoin (LOT) and Catcoin (CAT)

 

[muh_roads]

Man, all these alt-coins are going to consolidate value hardcore and eat each other alive. 99% of people involved in alts will get burned. 1% might run away with a lot of profit. Alts are only good for profit-taking from people that don't understand economics. There is a reason why all of the coins are traded for BTC.

Ripple is different. In a bad way. It is about as good as the US Dollar in terms of a being an IOU debt promise and offers nothing special that I can't already do with a credit card or dwolla. Google only allocated less than $200K to this. Not exactly a giant vote of confidence IMO considering their net worth. Google has had many projects fail in the past so I don't agree that everything they touch turns to gold, Dianne.

Ripple will probably have short-term value. But a central point of failure is nothing I care to rely on long-term. Even if they allow everyone to become a "validator", you are still going through their registration system.

FrankRep,

You should start a new career and go work for the central banking cartel. I know you're jealous for not getting in sooner when Bitcoin was in the single and double-digits when many of us first started talking about it here, but you could make your jealousy a little less transparent. Every post you make is an obvious troll attempt to hate on Bitcoin and we can all see that...lol.

The bottom line is that the Bitcoin protocol (encrypted math-based currency) is an amazing achievement worth investing in that a lot of millionaires and billionaires also see utility value in. Bitcoin is not going away no matter how much you wish it would. (I don't understand why you would unless you hate liberty?)

The new alts coming out every day will hurt themselves far more than they will touch Bitcoin. Watch and learn.

 

[FrankRep]

The bottom line is that the Bitcoin protocol (encrypted math-based currency) is an amazing achievement worth investing in

The Bitcoin protocol is open source and a tidal wave of bitcoin-like currencies are being created. I bet by next year 100 bitcoin-like currencies will be around. It would be like a digital currency hyperinflation.


A new one just now:

 

[muh_roads]

The Bitcoin protocol is open source and a tidal wave of bitcoin-like currencies are being created. I bet by next year 100 bitcoin-like currencies will be around. It would be like a digital currency hyperinflation.

Not unless they share the same blockchain. Which is impossible.

What you don't understand is that tweaking the numbers creates fatal-flaws that will appear down the road. Many have been abandoned.

 

[kpitcher]

Right now you can only get Bitcoin with simple ACH draws and Bitcoin / Litecoin with a trip to a pharmacy for a wire service. All these other alt coins are an extra hassle to get to with most only on a few small exchanges. The big exchanges don't mess with all these random little alt coins popping up out of nowhere. It's a very insider specific game. Also all the exchanges price every other coin compared to BTC.

What is most amusing.. one person with some gear could totally destroy a new coin before it had enough networking power to get acceptance. It's not hard to brute force 51% of the network on a new coin.. especially if they are doing a straight up clone of bitcoin.

 

[FrankRep]

Not unless they share the same blockchain. Which is impossible.

What you don't understand is that tweaking the numbers creates fatal-flaws that will appear down the road. Many have been abandoned.

Each digital currency has it's own blockchain like Litecoin, for example. The problem is there will be 100s of bitcoin/litecoin-like currencies around and that would be like a digit currency hyperinflation.

 

[specsaregood]

FrankRep,
You should start a new career and go work for the central banking cartel. I know you're jealous for not getting in sooner when Bitcoin was in the single and double-digits when many of us first started talking about it here, but you could make your jealousy a little less transparent. Every post you make is an obvious troll attempt to hate on Bitcoin and we can all see that...lol.

Its easy to tell when somebody is emotionally invested in something as silly as a cryptocurrency when they start hurling insults around.

 

[muh_roads]

Each digital currency has it's own blockchain like Litecoin, for example. The problem is there will be 100s of bitcoin/litecoin-like currencies around and that would be like a digit currency hyperinflation.

Again, not unless they all reside on the same blockchain can the supply be fucked with. All of these copycats are forked with ever dwindling market caps. It takes a community and billions upon billions to bring Bitcoin to where it is today. If BTC was only worth 5-6 figures then I would agree with you.

There is incentive to grow the Bitcoin infrastructure. Investment in alternate blockchain infrastructures carry too much risk because tweaking numbers carries great consequences down the road.

 

[muh_roads]

Its easy to tell when somebody is emotionally invested in something as silly as a cryptocurrency when they start hurling insults around.

Cryptography is "silly"? How enlightening. I guess I better listen to you instead of the multimillionaires investing in the infrastructure.