Showing posts with label Litecoin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Litecoin. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014


Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014


Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014


See also: Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]


Today we kick off the inaugural Top 25 Cryptocurrencies January 2014 list for you. Currently there are at least 235 cryptocurrencies in existence, with more being created every week it seems.


Here is a list of the top 25 cryptocurrencies ranked by market cap:


1. Bitcoin (BTC) $10 B


2. Ripples (XRP) $2 B


3. Litecoin (LTC) $543 M


4. Peercoin (PPC) $109.5 M


5. Nxt $69.2 M


6. DogeCoin (DOGE) $52 M


7. MasterCoin (MSC) $45.4 M


8. Namecoin (NMC) $41.3 M


9. Quark (QRK) $20.2 M


10. ProtoShares (PTS) $15.8 M


11. Worldcoin (WDC) $14.1 M


12. Megacoin (MEC) $12.7 M


13. Primecoin (XPM) $12.4 M


14. Infinitecoin (IFC) $9.4 M


15. Feathercoin (FTC) $8.9 M


16. Novacoin (NVC) $7.3 M


17. YbCoin (YBC) $4.1 M


18. Digitalcoin (DGC) $3.4 M


19. Tickets (TIX) $3.4 M


20. Zetacoin (ZET) $3.4 M


21. Devcoin (DVC) $3.3 M


22. Kittehcoin (MEOW) $3.2 M


23. Mooncoin (MOON) $2.7 M


24. Anoncoin (ANC) $2.3 M


25. Copperlark (CLR) $2 M


Do check out: Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]


That’s it for the top 25 cryptocurrencies list. Say tuned for another update next month.


Which cryptocurrencies hold the most promise other than Bitcoin?


Leave a comment and do share.


Resources


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http://com-http.us/


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Monday, January 13, 2014

Cryptsy review: How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange


Cryptsy review: How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange


Cryptsy review: How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange


See also: How to buy Bitcoins without bank account


How to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange? It’s simple if you use Cryptsy (affiliate link) to exchange your Bitcoin, Litecoin or Primecoin for over 65 different altcurrencies. Enjoy this helpful Cryptsy review.


Here is a partial list of some of the most popular cryptocurrencies you can trade on Cryptsy today:


· Bitcoin (BTC)


· Litecoin (LTC)


· Peercoin (PPC)


· Namecoin (NMC)


· Quark (QRK)


· ProtoShares (PTS)


· Megacoin (MEC)


· Worldcoin (WDC)


· Primecoin (XPM)


· DogeCoin (DGC)


· Devcoin (DVC)


Do check out: How to buy Bitcoins without bank account


http://petertrapasso.com/buy-bitcoins-without-bank-account/


Sign up for an account on Cryptsy now! (affiliate link)


Signing up for a Cryptsy account is very easy to do. Simply click on the “Register New Account” link and enter just a few bits of basic information. Pick a username and a hard to guess password for your new account and you are nearly there. Watch for a “Confirmation of Registration” message sent to the email address you used when you signed up for an account. Click on the link in the confirmation email you receive to activate your account and then log into your account.


Next you need to get your Bitcoin into your Cryptsy account. Simply log into your account and click on the “Balances” tab. Under the “Actions” column, click on the “BTC actions” button. Choose “Deposit BitCoin & AutoSell Setup” from the drop down menu. Copy the Bitcoin address under “Your Deposit Address.” Use this address to send your Bitcoin from your wallet to your Cryptsy account.


Here are the steps to get your Bitcoin account:


1. Login to your Crypsty Account

2. Click on your balances tab

3. Click the BTC or other currency Action button

4. Choose Deposit

5. Generate address and send the coin to that address.


It really is that easy to trade over 100 cryptocurrency pairs on one exchange. What are you waiting for?


What cryptocurrencies do you like besides Bitcoin?


Leave a comment and do share.


Resources


Cryptsy.com (affiliate link)


(Image source: CC PerfectHue on flickr)



Monday, December 2, 2013

Bitcoin faucet – How to earn Bitcoins for free


A Bitcoin faucet is a great way to earn free Bitcoins. What exactly is a Bitcoin faucet? It is a website that allows you to share your Bitcoin wallet address in exchange for a small amount of Bitcoin for free. These sites come and go so review your bookmarks regularly.


Bitcoin faucet - How to earn Bitcoins for free


See also: How to buy Bitcoins without bank account


Most bitcoin faucets have a catch. You usualy need to do something in return for the virtual currency reward. For example, the website Surf4bitcoin.com requires you to download and install a browser plugin which tracks your surfing habits. Once a month they host a drawing and award one lucky user 50 Bitcoins. That is a wopping $50,000 USD value at the time of writing this article!


Bunny Run awards winners a fraction of a Bitcoin if the enter their wallet address and pick the first, second, or third place bunny in a game. Some faucets payout out quickly and others take more time. Some only payout once. As mentioned before, a few only award lucky winners with Bitcoin.


The reason Bitcoin faucets exist is to attract attention and traffic to a website. In addition some seek to also generate additonal advertising revenue to further monetize that traffic.


Here is a large list of Bitcoin faucets, Bong-Bitcoin. This site organizes the faucets by payout interval. Don’t forget that other crypto currencies also offer faucets. Both Litecoin and Ripple, the number 2 and 3 virtual currencies by market cap to Bitcoin have faucets available.


Do check out: : How to buy Bitcoins without bank account


Feel better informed now on how to buy Bitcoins without bank account? Stay tuned and bookmark http://PeterTrapasso.com for monthly updates.


What is your favorite Bitcoin faucet?


Leave a comment an tell us more.


Resources


A list of many of the Bitcoin faucets in this article is here:

http://bitcoinexaminer.org/top-13-bitcoin-faucets/


http://surf4bitcoin.com/


http://www.bongbitcoin.com/bitcoin_faucets.php


(Image source: CC: antanacoins via Flickr.)