Siacoin (SC).
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ia is one of the few coins in the market that has a product. It provides a decentralized storage space, that should be quite safe from hackers, compared to mainstream cloud services. It will probably compete with cloud storages offered by Amazon, Microsoft and Google, and at a cheaper price. The price will be determined by market forces (you and me).
In other words, it will give Google Drive, Dropbox and Amazon S3 a run for its money.
Courtesy : ordinaryreviews.com
2.Steem
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Steem is earned in the platform called Steemit. I’ve been writing about this over the past few weeks.
Founded by Dan Larimer and Ned, Steemit is basically a blogging cum social media platform that allows you to earn Steem or Steem Dollars (SBD). Hence, even those with no knowledge of cryptocurrencies can blog on the platform and earn Steem. Steem can be converted to Bitcoin and eventually to fiat money (e.g. USD).
Basically, users vote on each other’s posts and the votes give you Steem or SBD. Of course, not all votes are created equal. Anyone with Steem can “power up” their account into what’s called as Steem Power. The higher your Steem Power, the more valuable your vote is. There are users with Steem Power of above a million (i.e. above USD $1 mil) and their upvote may give you a few hundred dollars alone. Hence, you have those people as your followers, you will do well on this platform.
Courtesy: ordinaryreview.com
Funfair Coin (FUN)
Due to the blockchain technology, Funfair will be a legitimate casino and anyone can participate with tokens. The great thing about blockchain is that it’s all recorded in a public ledger. It’s unlikely anyone can cheat with this technology. It can be traced back to you.
Courtesy: https://www.ordinaryreviews.com/2017/08/21/three-altcoins-rise-2018/
Happy Investing.
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