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Cryptocurrency Encyclopedia: the comprehensive guide through the 100 most important cryptocurrencies
By:Wojciech Jakub Podobas
Published on 2019-10-25 by Wojciech Podobas

The cryptocurrency market is a very diverse place where it is hard to find reliable information. Moreover, it is nearly impossible to find all the important facts about more than one project in one place \u003e\u003e\u003e\u003e Cryptocurrency Encyclopedia was written to solve this problem and create the first comfortable all-in-one source of knowledge for cryptocurrency investors and traders. The Cryptocurrency Encyclopedia comprehensively describes the top 100 most important cryptocurrencies — arranging them by project utility, reliability, team engagement, and fundamental and speculative value. This summary of the cryptocurrency market is sure to help any investor find prime investment opportunities. What is more, all the information are checked in terms of reliability, contain technical specifications and evaluate the community outlook. The book also details the principles of blockchain technology in an easy-to-understand form, allowing the entry to every class of investor — from beginner to an advanced “crypto hodler”. The book describes the 101 most important cryptocurrencies by their function, advantages, disadvantages, team engagement, fundamental and speculative value. The projects are divided into categories as follows: =======Classic cryptocurrencies======= Bitcoin Litecoin Bitcoin Cash Bitcoin SV Monero Dash Etheruem Classic Dogecoin Zcash Decred Bitcoin Gold Bitcoin Diamond Bytecoin Algorand MonaCoin Energi Verge Zilliqa ====Contracts and token platforms===== Ethereum EOS Cardano Tron Chainlink Neo Gas Qtum EDUCare DigiByte Komodo RIF Token WAX Gram =======Exchange-based tokens======= Binance Coin Unus Sed Leo Huobi Token KuCoin Shares ZB Synthetix Network Token Nash Exchange Digitex Futures QASH ==Cryptocurrency integration platforms== XRP Stellar NEM Newton Libra =====Alternative blockchain Coins===== Cosmos Ontology Ontology Gas VeChain V Systems Lisk Nano Holo Waves Icon Quant HyperCash IOST Ardor ===Crypto-fiat transactions platforms=== Crypto.com MCO Crypterium Pundi X Nexo Electroneum ============Stablecoins============ DAI USD Coin Paxos Standard True USD Stasis Euro Tether =====All other major cryptoprojects==== Tezos Maker HedgeTrade Basic Attention Token 0x Ravencoin Omisego ABBC Coin Augur BitTorrent KaratGold Coin BitShares Theta MaidSafeCoin Siacoin Lambda Bytom Metaverse ETP Steem Golem Enjin Coin Status Reddcoin Loopring Decentreland Civic District0x Populous

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