@Muhammad Afraz Sehole Depth is the word. These are big chunks. I have thought that psychology plays a large part in finance ... forever, but it´s coming in a big way now, because there´s a lack of jobs. We really should be in the business of inventing jobs (not least because marijuana is being legalized). To keep a cool head, I would like to say I took your list to copy, and wish to expand on it. There´s a coin called #grassroots. I really miss an index for information about all of this. As of today, there´s a ... sheik on every hill. To make a map out of this jungle is a million dollar-idea. No ?? My brainchild is: We can build something together, just by hiring PAs to find information, and then connecting the dots - and doing it faster than the sleepwalkers on Wall Street. First of all, any and all resources you people in this group have on this topic would be very interesting to me. I saw the exchanges, but I find that talking to people in the groups have offered a lot more insight than I could ever gain on my own. Second of all, the psychology-bit should be tackled from ground up, not only from a tech-perspective; Where the rubber meets the road in crypto is the hard work of separating real hard from soft fake, and a lot of that comes down to the actual cost of mining. With that said, being a nerd isn´t the only asset here; By this time next year most people (?) will have a crypto-wallet. By this time next year most people will be acquainted with some of the more prominent coins/cryptos. Don´t you think ? If we should make an index of coins, a sort of magazine, or Wiki, for crypto, which was the business-idea I had, metrics would be 1) level of encryption 2) level of distribution (marketing) 3) character of the profiling (the list you made shows limbs on a tree trunk) 4) level of engagement by workers/customers/ordinary people These factors are valid wherever you are in the system, and can be applied to indexes of lower orders, as for instance BitCoin-->GrassRoots-->Weeding in Louisiana-coin. The same factors apply, only in different dimensions.

@Muhammad Afraz Sehole that´s a bid, right there. You need data for a bid. We need more cryptos that are standalone, like on your initial list. If we can read crypto news, and single out the important ones, that gives something to hold on to.

@Muhammad Afraz Sehole This is exactly where I was thinking bitcoins would go, into centralizing accounting for commodities _without a soul_, like steel and, yes, file sorting, or what have you. To make a list like the one you just did, would be a very valuable thing, I think, to make some order out of all this financialist chaos.