Quote from: Mariya03 on March 01, 2018, 10:03:57 AM

Quote from: cryptotaste on March 01, 2018, 06:09:35 AM

There are currently 1524 coins on Coinmarketcap making up a total cap of $448,449,144,831.00. With this in mind I think that maybe we are in a "bubble". With out a vetting system for ICO's coming on to the market, there will always be coins that are, as far as their project and actual utilization is concerned, maintain an artificial value contributing to the broader crypto market cap.
Now don't get me wrong. I believe that crypto is here to stay in one form or another. But until we find a way of getting these scam coins (Bitconnect etc.) out of the market, then I believe we will not have a true representation of the market. Furthermore, I think this plays a part in the declining price that is conflicting Bitcoin and other great projects out there as the market becomes over saturated.
Once markets begin using vetting services for potential ICO's, I believe this market will truly start to take off. My question is this, once these coins have to start going through a more stringent vetting process to be accepted to market's how many coins do you think will last, and do you think this is something that will gain adoption in the near future?

Nowadays, many of the cryptocurrencies are doing their best to have a better future. All of them have the same goals which I think is to survive and stay standing for the future.

If there will be a cryptocurrencies will last, I think there would be 25% of the cryptocurrencies now. Without doubt, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin rae belong to that 25% of cryptocurrencies.

Well, I think there's no absolute answers for this matter because cryptocurrencies are built to last imo. I see some coins that still has value and I don't think that it will be gone. But if there are some regulations that will be implemented I think the number of coins that will be created will be in control.