Quote from: neonshium on May 04, 2019, 05:17:15 AM

Quote from: helpix.world on May 03, 2019, 07:17:13 AM

Quote from: Cosbycoin on May 03, 2019, 06:14:34 AM

Quote from: helpix.world on May 01, 2019, 03:38:48 PM

I'd like to create a list of truly decentralized currencies for myself and for any one who'd be interested in.

My criteria are:
- open source code
- no ICO
- no premine
- not a token
- decentralized development structure
- no "owner" or individual/group/company holding the majority of the stock
- traded at least on one true DEX (with some volume there)

Please mention a currency that in your opinion fits into the above criteria.
The criteria can be discussed here, so your opinion is welcome.

I myself did my homework so I have a list of the currencies that may fit into this criteria but I'd like the list to be created from scratch by the forum members.

Since you are the one that want to create a decentralized platform list, I don't see any reason why you will begin to ask us to tell you name of coins we think it's decentralized, how will you know when a coin is fully decentralized when you haven't studied it's code on github to see how it was developed, you can only create a list of truly decentralized blockchain only if you can be able to read the github code of all the blockchain project we have in existence.

The above criteria let us reduce the full 4K-5K list of existent coins into a very short one. At the moment I'm working on 180 coins that can possibly enter into this elite group of fair coins to invest into.
And I suspect that among all that 180 coins I'll find no more than 20 that are within the above criteria.
To make analysis of the code of 20 coins is not that big deal, I guess.
But let me please understand better your idea, what would you exactly look for into the coins code?

It's a very difficult task because you can't just go read the code and understand what everything is all about when you don't know what you are looking for, what you have to first do is to study the white paper of the project and then you can know what you are to look for in the code and check whether the code is really in line with the white paper or not, I believe that this is the only way it could be done, the question is if you are really to spend so much of your timing doing it and what do you stand to benefit.

I agree with you that the task is not easy. That's why I decided to make my personal research public. Many people may contribute quicker to this research as everybody is looking into his set of coins and he/she knows why they are following those particular coins so it's easier for them to speak about.