Quote from: nikkisnowe on February 08, 2017, 08:36:11 PM

Quote from: Calangaman on February 08, 2017, 03:29:34 PM

Would be cool to know why each coin is considered as "undervalued"

I'm into ZEC and ZCL all the way...

How's that working out for you?

While BTC will remain the standard coin for a long time, I believe that altcoins that bring a big plus in terms of features will survive.
To me the big concerns of the BTC are:
- block size and speed
- No anonymity features

So any altcoin bringing a solution on these 2 aspects will have a chance to differentiate itself from the rest.

Ethereum got popular for many reasons, but block size and speed is among the main ones

Monero covers the 2 aspects. I like it a lot but anonymity is set by default. Sooner or later this will bring scrunity on it. (check the concerns of the FBI on Monero and dark pools last week). Also Monero won't benefit much from the BTC network development effect, as it's too different from it.

ZEC/ZCL both offer great block speed and size, and the possibility to conduct anonymous or transparent transactions.
Also, it is very similar to BTC in terms of design, including monetary base.
ZEC has a strong support from the initial investors, it will do well. The only problem being that the investor imposed a 20% tax on every block mined. I don't like their mindset.

ZCL is a fork of ZEC. without the tax component. It's a tinymarketcap as few people know about it. To me ZCL is what ZEC should have been.