Over the last year and a half, I've been watching and observing this new craze called cryptocurrency, and more specific Bitcoin. When it was about $800 a coin, it started to get me undivided attention. But, with having little to no money to invest, I helplessly watched Bitcoin soar to heights never imagined. Even though I could not afford to invest, I'm still closely watching and listening to expert opinions of where this cryptocurrency will travel and if it will be one of the staples to the end of humanity with it's proposal of the cashless society, and or what end timers call the "mark of the beast".
One of the issues, I have crossed with cryptocurrency is that all operating systems, or most anyway on this planet, operate under the Windows program. Now, with windows operating systems, some unknown forces might have access to "backdoors" to the Windows operating system. With this in mind, this will give certain people access to massive amounts of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, etc. This means at anytime, someone can access large amounts of these coins and clean a hub right out; leaving owners with nothing.
Another instant loser in my view is the Tokens and Alt coins. This is a scam. It's all speculation and someone's word, and we all know how valid that is. I will never pre invest on someone promise to work or produce. I do that with my children and it never seems to work out in my favor. Stay away from these like the plague. You are almost guaranteed to walk out with nothing except empty promises.
Platform and functional coins are your best bet to invest. Find a coin that is backed by a tangible product such as gold, silver, copper, lumber, pot ash, or whatever the commodity may be. An example of this is something Robert David Steele and Ben Fulford were recently discussing in an interview. They were talking about the large gold deposits in Indonesia, Papa new Guinea, Bogenville, and other parts of Asia. It's about real gold backed cryptocurrency to finance a major campaign centered on the old G7 group of countries. Robert David Steel has the same idea, but for the west, and have a system greater than or equal to the one belt row project carried out by China. This gold backed cryptocurrency would definitely be something to look into investing, because it's backed by actual gold, and infrastructural development. I would like to be confident the cryptocurrency has a real value opposed to Fiat. The whole purpose is to bring back value of currency and labor.
Rumor has it, five coins will hit the "Big Time"; it's just what will be the top five coins to invest in. I do believe that over time, and with commodity back cryptocoins, there will be many more to make a quick buck off of. But, it's not until we start actually using cryptocurency for purchasing power, that this new phenomenon will come into play. We have to start using it in our everyday lives if we want to be rid of centralized banking.