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Decred is a blockchain store of value. Changes to the system are decided by voting by stakeholders (coin owners). Compare to Bitcoin (future controlled by miner oligopoly) or Ethereum (future controlled by Russian skeleton man.)
The voting system is innovative in that it encourages holding. Voting requires holding of funds for about a month, with interest returned on funds on return. Currently 40% of all tokens are being used in voting. Voting = holding = limited supply = steady price increase. Since much of the funds are in hodl land, violent price dips are also much less likely than other coins.
Voting on lightning network ends in about a week. Expect a significant uptick in interest and price then.
>inb4 shill accusations
Of course I'm holding DCR. I got in at 0.09 and strongly believe in the project. I've made a bunch of money from tips on this board so I thought I'd return the favor by putting together this infographic and sharing my 2 cents. I've already put as much fiat into crypto as I can afford so I don't have anything to gain from keeping the price low.
If you make mad gainz from this post be sure to tip 0.1 DCR to DsjSe9BxsEFnepdCwi4JUQazN8wCdykJLKs
Saw this posted before does sound very interesting will throw some shekels at it
>>2285126
Fine, you convinced me.
Have some!
>>2285378
I remember mining this shitcoin last year alongside Ethereum, making about $20 worth of it.
It was one of the first coins to moon before this crazy bullmarket.
Surprised that more people weren't talking about this but I think its steam is gone. May be good to look at and throw a few at.
>>2285704
Looks like an old project with a good team. My guess is maybe the devs took a hiatus after the price dipped late 2016 but it looks like dev activity has resumed bigly w/ the spring altcoin boom. Looks promising to me as a store of value contender, especially since BTC and ETH both seem uncertain.
up 10% since this post was made