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Jan 11 2025

The Ten Best Crypto Investments for 2025

The cryptocurrency landscape is evolving at breakneck speed, making 2025 an exciting yet challenging year for investors. With blockchain technology continuing to expand its reach into financial services, gaming, supply chain management, and even artificial intelligence, the opportunities are vast. Whether you’re a seasoned crypto investor or just entering the space, understanding where to put your money can make all the difference. Here’s a detailed look at the 10 best crypto investments for 2025.

top ten crypto investments

1. Bitcoin (BTC)

Market Outlook: Despite the emergence of thousands of altcoins, Bitcoin remains the king of cryptocurrencies. As the most widely adopted and secure digital currency, it continues to be a safe haven for both institutional and retail investors.

Why Invest:

  • Deflationary asset with a capped supply of 21 million BTC.
  • Increasing adoption as “digital gold.”
  • Hedge against inflation.

Risks:

  • Regulatory scrutiny.
  • Energy concerns related to mining.

Verdict: Bitcoin remains a cornerstone of any balanced crypto portfolio.

2. Ethereum (ETH)

Market Outlook: Ethereum is the leading smart contract platform and the backbone of decentralized finance — known widely as “DeFi” — and NFTs.

Why Invest:

  • Successful transition to proof-of-stake (PoS) in 2022 with Ethereum 2.0.
  • Expanding Layer 2 ecosystem (e.g., Arbitrum, Optimism).
  • Massive developer community and continuous innovation.

Risks:

  • Competition from other smart contract platforms.
  • Scalability concerns.

Verdict: Ethereum’s dominance in DeFi and smart contracts makes it a solid long-term investment.

3. Solana (SOL)

Market Outlook: Known for its high throughput and low transaction fees, Solana has quickly risen to prominence as a top competitor to Ethereum.

Why Invest:

  • Lightning-fast transactions (65,000 TPS).
  • Strong ecosystem for DeFi and NFTs.
  • Backing from major investors and partnerships.

Risks:

  • Outages and technical vulnerabilities.
  • Centralization concerns.

Verdict: Solana’s performance improvements and growing ecosystem make it a compelling choice for 2025.

4. Polkadot (DOT)

Market Outlook: Polkadot aims to create an interconnected blockchain ecosystem where different chains can securely communicate with each other.

Why Invest:

  • Pioneering interoperability between blockchains.
  • Parachain auctions drive demand for DOT.
  • Strong backing from a passionate developer community.

Risks:

  • Complex technical design.
  • Intense competition in the interoperability space.

Verdict: If interoperability takes center stage in the crypto world, Polkadot is poised to thrive.

5. Cardano (ADA)

Market Outlook: Cardano is a peer-reviewed blockchain platform with a focus on sustainability, scalability, and security.

Why Invest:

  • Focus on academic research and rigorous testing.
  • Continuous upgrades (e.g., Hydra scaling solution).
  • Commitment to decentralization.

Risks:

  • Slower development pace compared to competitors.
  • Questions around adoption and ecosystem growth.

Verdict: Cardano is an appealing investment for those who prioritize research-backed innovation.

6. Chainlink (LINK)

Market Outlook: Chainlink is the leading decentralized oracle network, enabling smart contracts to interact with real-world data.

Why Invest:

  • Essential for DeFi, NFTs, and other blockchain applications.
  • Partnerships with industry leaders across finance and tech.
  • Expansion into staking and hybrid smart contracts.

Risks:

  • Dependence on broader blockchain adoption.
  • Increased competition in the oracle space.

Verdict: As a critical infrastructure piece, Chainlink’s role in the blockchain economy makes it indispensable.

7. Avalanche (AVAX)

Market Outlook: Avalanche has positioned itself as a fast, scalable smart contract platform with a strong emphasis on interoperability.

Why Invest:

  • High-speed transactions and low fees.
  • Subnet architecture allows for customizable blockchains.
  • Robust ecosystem growth in 2024.

Risks:

  • Competing with other Layer 1 solutions.
  • Potential regulatory challenges.

Verdict: Avalanche’s innovative approach to scalability positions it as a major contender in 2025.

8. Cosmos (ATOM)

Market Outlook: Cosmos is often referred to as the “Internet of Blockchains,” aiming to create an interconnected blockchain network.

Why Invest:

  • Unique focus on interoperability and cross-chain communication.
  • Strong developer ecosystem.
  • Introduction of liquid staking and new governance features.

Risks:

  • Competing with Polkadot for interoperability dominance.
  • Slower ecosystem growth compared to Ethereum and Solana.

Verdict: Cosmos remains a top choice for investors betting on a multi-chain future.

9. Arbitrum (ARB)

Market Outlook: As a leading Layer 2 solution for Ethereum, Arbitrum aims to improve scalability and reduce fees while maintaining Ethereum’s security.

Why Invest:

  • Rapid adoption by DeFi protocols and dApps.
  • Strong transaction volume and user growth.
  • Clear roadmap for further decentralization.

Risks:

  • Dependency on Ethereum’s performance.
  • Competition from other Layer 2 solutions.

Verdict: With its proven scalability improvements, Arbitrum is a solid bet for Ethereum believers.

10. Polygon (MATIC)

Market Outlook: Polygon has transformed from a simple Layer 2 solution to a comprehensive ecosystem for building scalable dApps.

Why Invest:

  • Strong ecosystem partnerships (e.g., Disney, Reddit).
  • zkEVM rollout enhances security and scalability.
  • Proven track record in onboarding major Web3 projects.

Risks:

  • Competition from newer Layer 2 solutions.
  • High reliance on Ethereum.

Verdict: Polygon’s consistent growth and innovation make it a top-tier investment for those looking to bet on Ethereum’s scaling solutions.

Final Thoughts

The crypto market in 2025 will likely be shaped by both technological advancements and regulatory developments. Bitcoin and Ethereum remain foundational investments, while platforms like Solana, Avalanche, and Arbitrum present high-growth opportunities. Projects focusing on interoperability, such as Polkadot and Cosmos, cater to the growing demand for seamless blockchain communication.

Before making any investments, it’s crucial to conduct thorough research, stay updated with market trends, and assess your risk tolerance. Diversifying your crypto portfolio across different use cases—from DeFi to interoperability—can help mitigate risk and maximize potential returns. As always, only invest what you can afford to lose and consider consulting with a financial advisor.

Written by Niles Buchanan · Categorized: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Uncategorized · Tagged: arbitrum, Bitcoin, Ethereum, matic, solana

Feb 20 2022

When the Growth Portfolio Doesn’t Grow

We’re on a mission with the 2022 Growth Portfolio. We’re just not yet sure what that mission is.

When we jumped into the fray with our own mix of ten tokens to potentially invest in — and of course you should DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH — the thought was as follows: get a basket of tokens and ride out the 2022 market with it.

Up? Down? Sideways? Stalwarts like Bitcoin and Ethereum? Up-and-comers in Web3 like $ENS and $MAGIC? Yes.

So maybe the mission depends on the markets; a basket like this can help you ride the ups and downs.

And, So Far This Year, Lots of ‘Downs’

Meh Performance.

So we’re taking one on the chin so far.

That, my friends, is an understatement. Bitcoin’s doing fine when compared to the others — but still down nearly 20 percent — and Ethereum has been down and then a little back up but still down in 2022. To wit:

The roller coaster that goes down first

No time to do any touchdown dances or victory laps: this is not good performance. What gives?

We Don’t Know Why. Time to Catch the Falling Knife?

This is the question I get pretty often: have we hit bottom, or is it time to catch the falling knife? And, from the school of “IDK, DYOR,” I can posit a guess or two but invite you to study this on your own.

Guess One: Global Unease Equals Meh Performance

If I see one more post about “this is the time for Bitcoin” using the context of global geopolitical events as proof that this is the time for Bitcoin, I’ll scream.

However, you *could* guess that people in places like Canada who have had their bank accounts frozen might see a little truth to that. If you can’t even get money out of your bank then, well, this may be the time for Bitcoin.

Hilarious.

Many people called this: not your keys, not your coins. pic.twitter.com/IGblbjOwJu

— Dave Van de Walle (@Area224) February 20, 2022

(Also, if governments don’t understand how these things work, they may only choose to regulate them further. Will that push any and all coins into an oblivion? Will that lead to a black market for all things? Will that drive everything higher?)

Guess Two: Is There TOO Much Crypto Noise?

Is it possible that the ads from Larry David and Lebron James have rendered some of us inured to the noise around the subject? I mean, not the OGs like you and me, natch, but the rest of the world.

Nobody really knows what constitutes a good deal these days, so the newbies jumping in might not care if Bitcoin is $35K or $25K. And so on: for assets without earnings seasons and dividend payments, you’re flying blind.

Celebrating Our Only Good Pick So Far…

“Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while.”

We got lucky with $MAGIC. Somehow, at treasure.lol — that’s the web address! — they’re building a pretty cool…ah…uh…whatever they’re building. But trust us, it’s at the intersection of NFTs and gaming and crypto writ large, so we’re there for it.

We had mentioned it a couple times before on these pages, most recently in this post: How to Spend $1000. And we’ll ride this for as long as is feasible.

Today’s Takeaway…

We have mentioned this is not investment advice, right? And that you should do your own research?

Yes, that. Also you may or may not be better off being lucky than being good.

Written by David Van de Walle · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: Bitcoin, Ethereum, magic

Feb 19 2021

Interview with Jim Rogers

We had the pleasure of sitting down via Zoom with Jim Rogers. We talked about a bunch of stuff, including:

  • Bubbles
  • Money Printing
  • The Pandemic
  • When/where/how a crash might happen
  • Janet Yellen
  • Bitcoin (of course)!

Give it a watch or listen!

Written by David Van de Walle · Categorized: Interview · Tagged: Bitcoin, interview, jim rogers

Apr 16 2020

Why a V-shaped Economic Recovery Is Folly

“In these Uncertain Times” is the phrase that sets my 18-year-old daughter off in fits of eye-rolling. They aren’t fits of rage — as, let’s be honest, when you’re 18 and a college Freshman, your rage is aimed at other things — but genuine reenactments of the Michael Jordan “Stop it” meme.

Everyone has gotten into the “In these Uncertain Times” act. Jan from Toyota — appearing in ads festooned as Jan from Toyota, but, of course, from what might be her home office — tells us that Toyota is there for us. Because auto makers and car dealers are the first thing we think of when we enter a global pandemic.

Jan from Toyota is joined In These Uncertain Times by a newly branded “The More You Know” series from the networks of NBCUniversal. Hey, we don’t know what we’re getting into either, but you should know that we’re here for you. In these Uncertain Times.

In any event, the eye-rolling is warranted. It’s not a specific “stop the spread” or “flatten the curve” catchphrase; those ask for a little bit of explanation about why they are important platitudes. How, exactly, do we “stop the spread?” What, exactly, is this “curve” that we must, together, “flatten?”

We want our mantras to be non-specific and our buzz phrases to be amorphous. “In these Uncertain Times” works. Because nobody knows what the hell will happen next. Thus the eye-rolling.

An Uncertain Recovery

If you’re new to this site, we mostly cover cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and how and if they’re weaving their way into modern life. But, as we’ve discussed in the past…well…In these Uncertain Times, Bitcoin doesn’t have a decades-old history to point to. There are no parallels to the Great Ethereum Bounce of 1976, or the Binance Bottom of 2003.

Which brings us to the overall topic of this article — whether or not anyone knows what in Sam Hill will happen to the economy when and if there’s a magic switch that gets flipped and everyone goes back to work.

May I Interest You in Another Unemployment Chart?

Those six data points above need no explanation. To say they suck is putting it mildly; the wind came out of the economic sails on March 11, and we are not going back any time soon.

The “V-shaped recovery” crowd doesn’t necessarily think there will be an immediate switch-flipping exercise, but they do think that the “Trough of Suck” will be rather short-lived. (More on the Trough of Suck below.)

An overly simplified version of what the V-shaped folks think will happen is here:

Quick bounce back to decent mood?

The assumptions within a V-shaped recovery are too numerous — like dropping a quarter from space and trying to hit a shot glass in a field in Texas — but here’s a quick synopsis of how that could work:

  • A “back-to-work” order arrives from the Federal government and is adopted over the course of a few weeks by at least a vast majority of the states.
  • COVID-19 cases have reached their peak, and we have flattened the curve.
  • Restaurants open back up with a social distancing guideline of some sort.
  • You can get your hair cut and your nails done and get a facial — provided that the provider of these services has been cleared by a doctor to provide these services, and provided that a mask is worn.
  • Your kids go back to some semblance of in-person school.
  • You can host a dinner party at your home with more than just your immediate family.
  • No one in your immediate family is sick.
  • You have contact tracing in place so that you can prove that this morning’s trip to the pharmacy did not expose you to the virus.
  • You have an employer that is willing to bring you back to work, hasn’t laid you off, hasn’t gone out of business, and has received a Paycheck Protection Program loan from the SBA.

Actual Recovery Looks Much Different

What we’re actually going to see…

If you take a look at the blue line up there, it’s sorta kinda meandering downward, and then comes up a little bit — THE NEW NORMAL — and then we all figure out how to manage. Which is much more likely.

Trough of Disillusionment Vs. Trough of Suck

Gartner has a concept called “Trough of Disillusionment.” I’ll let you Google that — type in “Hype Cycle” and learn more about how analysts think about the launch of tech products — but I’ve decided to apply that thinking to something I’m calling the “Trough of Suck.”

In short, the V-shaped crowd may say “it’s going to suck for a little while” and then they think that the switch magically flips and we’re back to where we were before.

There’s also a “U-shaped Recovery” crowd, and they think there will be a bit of an extended period of pain and then gradually things come back.

But neither of these buts “The New Normal” up against the stark realities of that unemployment chart above and gets a real, actual, “Trough of Suck.”

Expect this to last a long time…

What we’ve done over the past six weeks is unprecedented — and, dare we dip our toes into the “do you want to save your Grandma or do you want to go back to work?” argument, we’re about to enter into a Trough of Suck phase that will last for YEARS.

Take a look at this jobless claims article from Yahoo: we’ve sent 22 million people into the unemployment lines. How many of those will be able to go straight back to work?

What’s Next?

Allow me, your fearless prognosticator, to hazard a few guesses about what’s next as it pertains to you and your own microeconomy.

1. Since it’s NOT an either-or, people HAVE to go to work.

Though this danse macabre will continue, the list of essential services will expand. Because it has to — yesterday’s Michigand Yeet Fest was evidence that the Governor has overstepped her bounds by at least an order of magnitude and the seeds of discontent were long-since sown.

2. But some of you — some of us — will be stuck.

I was deemed non-essential ages ago and Lord knows I’m going to be doing a metric crapton of soul-searching about what I get to do next. (I can write about Bitcoin until the cows come home; eventually, I may have to learn how to milk said cows. Writers are non-essential — this runs counter to what the talking heads will tell you about how important the arts are In These Uncertain Times — but if I write content and that content doesn’t actually move the needle they’ve been talking about for years (in no small part because you can’t move any needles if those needles are tied to dollars an no one has either needles OR dollars), I’m going to have to find actual gainful employ.)

3. Plan for a long haul — without any idea how long that haul will be.

We’re not just trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube; we’ve asked everyone to brush and spit out and don’t swallow the toothpaste AND we’re trying to put that back in the tube.

Price of Bitcoin? Price of gold? Price of eggs, value of dollars in RMB, cost of goods sold…your guess is as good as mine as to what will happen to ANY of those things.

It’s Not a Binary Question

I’ve dumped a lot at you in this article; thanks for reading so far. If I’ve got an ask, it’s that we stop looking at this as a binary question.

The President was actually right when he talked about the human cost of shutting down the economy. Lives will be lost to the virus — but will more lives be lost to those “deaths of dispair” that people really don’t want to talk about?

The President likes to give the impression that he has a magic on/off switch for the economy; Congress likes to think that its Herculean efforts to get the CARES Act signed into law supplied the direct current for that on/off switch.

The reality — with the “will the recovery be ‘V-shaped'” and the “when can I go back to work?” and the “is it safe enough to be out in public?” crowds — is that these arguments are much more nuanced. The give-and-take that’s playing out in public is not as simple as “go back to work and Grandma dies.”

Stop playing that game. Please.

And pray for a shorter duration of the Trough of Suck.

Written by David Van de Walle · Categorized: Economy, Uncategorized · Tagged: Bitcoin, Trough of Suck

Jan 18 2020

A Balanced 2020 Crypto Portfolio

We struggled with this one for a little while, and you can’t really blame us: 2019 was a meh year for crypto, and our typical portfolio wouldn’t exactly be the way to go for 2020. Plus, a bunch of new entrants — both projects and categories — caught our eye last year.

Our first question: Does the BRED Portfolio makes sense anymore? Given the fact that Bitcoin had a good year and the others didn’t, does the mix of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple’s XRP, and Dash still give you the kind of portfolio that will propel your crypto investments into the stratosphere?

ALSO, it may not be about the “into the stratosphere” anymore for you. And that’s okay. In any event, we have to figure out if there’s another way to do this.

First Up…How Did BRED Do?

Glad you asked: weird year for sure. Let’s look at the numbers:

2019 BRED Portfolio
Down a shade, but not insane, but…

So, in the interest of consistency, here’s what the 2020 BRED Portfolio would look like.

The 2020 BRED Portfolio

However, we don’t think this is the kind of portfolio to focus on for the year(s) ahead. We’ll give a couple reasons why we *think* there’s a rebalancing ahead.

  1. Bitcoin still makes sense, but Ethereum less so.
  2. Ripple is working on a ton of partnerships, but hasn’t grown like before.
  3. Dash didn’t catch fire on the consumer-facing front.
  4. Way too much else going on.
2020 Crypto Balance Portfolio

Let’s Follow the Trends and Create a New Portfolio

Without further ado, here you go: the 2020 Crypto Balance Portfolio.

2020 Crypto Balance Portfolio
She’s a beauty…

So, what have we done here?

First Up, MOAR Bitcoin

If a stock went up 90% in a year, would you still want it in your portfolio? Or would you take profits?

Good question, and we address that at least a little by (a) keeping BTC in the portfolio and (b) ratcheting it up to 30% of the overall $10,000.

While I wouldn’t go so far as this commentator who thinks Bitcoin will go to $400,000 after its “halving” (when the mining rewards for Bitcoin are cut in half) in May, Bitcoin has cemented itself as the blue chip of cryptos during the past couple years.

You’ll also see that, in this Crypto Balance portfolio, we’ve ignored the forks. If there are notable forks this year, we can take those into account; but “forkening” isn’t that much of a deal the past couple years.

Ethereum, Still, Has a Role

We’ve done some writing on these pages about projects like Megacryptopolis; you can’t play with any of those NFTs, and you can’t trade any assets on OpenSea without ETH that’s in a Metamask wallet (or some other ETH wallet).

Ethereum is really a two-sided coin (ha!) — with quite a few bearish cases on the internet, and a few bullish ones, too. We think the bullish case outweighs the bearish case, though. We’re keeping it in, but dropping it down to 20%.

About the Other Five…

If our goal is a “balanced” portfolio…uh…what the heck does that mean?

In our case, we achieve some level of balance with the other 5 assets in this portfolio, each at ten percent:

XRP — The coin from Ripple still aims to underpin bank transfers, a la SWIFT. Also, if you still believe in the long-term prospects of the project, under a quarter per coin is not a bad deal at all.

MCO — We lurrve this coin. (That’s a technical term, like HODL.) Not just because you can get some for free just by jumping through a couple of hoops [DISCLOSURE ALERT: AFFILIATE LINKS IN THAT ARTICLE] but because they are doing the regulatory thing correctly. We’re American, and bank laws are pretty important to follow.

EOS — I’ll admit to still being really skeptical, but also see the benefits of owning some EOS as an anti-ETH.

VeChain (VET) — This has potential, thanks to the Toolchain, to be the standard corporate “Blockchain-as-a-Service” solution. Partnerships right and left throughout the world. Tremendously undervalued.

VET Website Screenshot
VET’s website tells you what they’re up to.

PAX Gold (PAXG) — One really clever idea is to tie the price of a coin to an ounce of gold — so it’s like Tether, but with gold behind it. Also helps the “gold bugs” get into crypto while helping the crypto bugs get into gold.

And…There You Go

Whether this will catch fire like the 2017 edition of BRED or stall like the 2018 edition of BRED or do nothing like the 2019 edition of BRED…all that remains to be seen. But the plan is that we’ll track both all year and see what happens from there.

Stay tuned. 2020 should be interesting.

Written by David Van de Walle · Categorized: Bitcoin, BRED, EOS, Ethereum, Investing, MCO, Portfolio, VeChain · Tagged: Bitcoin, btc, EOS, ETH, Ethereum, MCO

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