Unfortunately, this is one of the worst reviews I’ve ever done. If you’re new to crypto stay away from this one! I do have respect for all CryptoCurrencies since they have made the effort to produce something. Clam Coin almost doesn’t work and there’s extremely limited customer support. So, if you plan to use this cryptocurrency you’re on your own. Simple tasks such as downloading the wallet weren’t available on the homepage and I had to contact customer support to find the correct download link.
Gridcoin offers rewards for donating your computer power to solving world issues such as cancer research, climate prediction, malaria control and even search for aliens!
For this article I will be referring to Ripple and XRP interchangeably since the control Ripple has over XRP is undeniable. I approached this crypto-currency with an open mind as I do with all of my evaluations. Unfortunately, they scored the lowest on customer support of any crypto-currency I’ve rated yet so obtaining credible non-bias information was difficult. Here’s the facts: The “genius” programmers didn’t create Ripple. A real “genius” Canadian engineer named “Ryan Fugger” was the creator, not the current Ripple company. I was honored to establish direct contact with Ryan and he gave me permission to post his response to my questions. You can view Ryans inspirational email by clicking here!. Out of respect for Ryan, I won’t be disclosing any part of our conversation outside of the email above. Ironically between the week I spent researching and writing this article and the publication date the executive below is no longer listed under the leadership of the company. The assumed former executive chairman at Ripple describes Ryans project here:
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The mission of this website is to bridge the gap between the developers of cryptocurrencies and new users. Unfortunately, developers often assume that their creation of a brilliant project will be understood by the masses. If cryptocurrencies are to succeed, efforts need to be made to educate the public. I give all cryptocurrencies a chance to make improvements before my reviews are published. I attempt to assess each Alt-Coin(cryptocurrency) not as an expert, but with the perspective of a new user. Current reviews include:
- Ripple
- GridCoin
- Bitcoin Private
- Steem
- ClamCoin
- Neo
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- Embedded Anti-Virus
- A hybrid rating system that not only includes the embedded algorithm but also
weighs the feedback from the community
- Ability to scan your sent folder to add email addresses
- You can now post and report spammers to the community
- Cloud integration
- Multilingual installation
- No Limitations
- Multithreading
- Block / Allow lists
Steem is a blockchain based social media network. The website SteemIt.com is the primary website that utilizes steem. Contributions towards the SteemIt network are primarily distributed to the authors and curators. Steem actually consists of three currency components.
For this article I will be referring to Ripple and XRP interchangeably since the control Ripple has over XRP is undeniable. I approached this crypto-currency with an open mind as I do with all of my evaluations. Unfortunately, they scored the lowest on customer support of any crypto-currency I’ve rated yet so obtaining credible non-bias information was difficult. Here’s the facts: The “genius” programmers didn’t create Ripple. A real “genius” Canadian engineer named “Ryan Fugger” was the creator, not the current Ripple company. I was honored to establish direct contact with Ryan and he gave me permission to post his response to my questions. You can view Ryans inspirational email by clicking here!. Out of respect for Ryan, I won’t be disclosing any part of our conversation outside of the email above. Ironically between the week I spent researching and writing this article and the publication date the executive below is no longer listed under the leadership of the company.
NEO is often termed as the “Chinese Ethereum“. The reason people refer to this reference is because NEO provides “smart contracts” which are an ability for developers to implement applications within the network giving it potential to be whatever the programmers can think up. Another similarity is the transaction fees being covered by “gas” which is the amount needed to perform a transaction and is a completely separate cryptocurrency by itself. The main difference is that developers are able to develop in a programming language of their choice on the NEO network which is a big deal. The throughput is also impressive at 1000 practical (not theoretical) transactions per second.
Ethereum is a platform that provides the tools necessary for developers to innovate applications on the top of its network. Ethereum has strong community support that has made major contributions to the evolution of this project.