I have just started dealing with crypto and have portfolio of:
- CVC - Civic dealing with KYC and identity stuff - not really sure how it works but this is very small holding so will just see how it pans out
- PAY - Tenx Pay whose ICO sold out in a matter of mins, although its a love-hate relationship at the moment, as the price tend to swing up and down but the last 2 days really makes me smile as it is rocketing as what i have always thought it should be. They are probably the only company that you will have ready working product, so they are not just selling whitepaper anymore, most of the other ICOs have really long lead time to get to the working product but not this guy, they will start distributing rewards soon.
- COE / MNY - decentralised Hedge Fund managed by Monkey Capital, ICO will start on 8 Aug for those who wanted to get it presale it's on waves DEX. COE is the currency where it will be used to paid for all the dividend in MNY or any other child tokens that it might have. At the moment Monkey Capital has successfully taken over Digital Developer Fund whose ICO will be ending soon if not ended yet. DDF will be renamed as Monkey Ventures and will start distributing dividend by September. Those holding presale MNY will get a taste of those dividend in Sept.
- Rialto - a very low profile ICO whose ICO ended at presale before it even went out to ICO. It's a shame but i have managed to get them at etherdelta. They are basically AI Arbitrage trading, and dividend will be distributed semi annually via the smart contract.
- Omisego - payment gateway company w ho goes by OMG trade name, lol kinda funny but the ride with this ICO is amazing its more than 100% now if you have invested since the ICO or when it first started trading. They are very active in South East Asia esp Thailand. They have successfully tested their payment system with Mcdonald in Thailand and hopefully soon will be to the rest of the world.
Would love to hear what you guys think and if there are any other great crypto that i might miss out.
