Drk is not asic resistant, not for long...also, it's pumped to hell and back. Watch the price, you might sell a bit higher, but don't get overly greedy.
drk looks to be just as asic resistant as vrt plus less heat and energy consumption. not sure why altcoins in general would be flocking to implement x11 if there was something better. also, if it becomes a big problem in a few years then the pos masternode design of drk will kick in, what happens to vrt then?
i'm probably going to sell half my ltc stack and buy something else. i may buy some more vert but drk seems far superior.
right now i have btc, ltc, bts-pts, maidsafe and a few anc but they are on the exchange waiting to be sold unless the devs do something with zerocash soon. i'm planing on putting a few btc into ethereum too.
i've had and sold nxt, nmc, xpm, rpc, doge, sex, dev, cgb and utc. not interested in any of those again but i may get some more vrt with my ltc. i feel vrt is better than ltc but ltc is pretty entrenched as a btc emergency back up.
I agree with having a diversified portfolio if going long...x11 is inferior in asic resistance because it's way cheaper to build an x11 asic because of the limited ram the algorithm requires compared to scrypt.
There are talks of people mining with btc fpga's chained together and reprogrammed for each of the 11 algorithms.
I'm not sure about that but it's worth keeping that in mind, it's easier to implement an asic for it and the developer won't do anything about it probably, we'll see.
Personally, I'm kicking myself because since I'm still in debt I've been having to sell most of the coins I mined, and bought for trading. Sucks, but well, I'll probably find a good entry point in a month or two.
