Top 5 altcoins with a strong team to look at in 2021 cryptoforbs

As most of you know, altcoins are alternatives to Bitcoin.

In the past two years, altcoins have been on the rise Sharply. Take a look at the chart below, and you will understand why I say that.

In early 2017, Bitcoin dominance stood at 85% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization which dropped to 31% in early 2018 before rising again to over 50%.

Do you know why?

Well, it was because many investors started trusting other currencies for better investment returns, which started a race of fundamental analysis of various altcoins in the market.

So far, CoinSutra has covered more than 30 altcoins and helped its users understand why they exist.

I believe that Bitcoin is not the ultimate solution, but altcoins also have their place in the system.

But what kind of altcoins are they?

Well, the main thing I see in an altcoin is its viability and the quality of the team members supporting it.

That’s why today I’m going to share some altcoins that I believe have strong team support.

1. Ethereum

Ethereum, the computer of the world, is a well-known altcoin in the market.

As of now, most developers are working on Bitcoin or Ethereum, and even more so on Ethereum due to the number of possibilities with smart contracts and decentralized applications.

That’s why Ethereum has most of the developers and team members like Vitalik Buterin and Vlad Zamfir who are trying to improve Ethereum every day.

Here’s a sneak peek at Ethereum Team.

Want to learn more about Ethereum? is reading: Ethereum Cryptocurrency: Everything a Beginner Needs to Know

Check out these options for buying Ethereum:

Binance: Supported pairs are ETH/BTC, ETH/USDT
Bittrex: Supported pairs are ETH/BTC, ETH/USDT
Gate.io: Supported pairs are ETH/BTC, ETH/USDT
Bitfinex: Supported pairs are ETH/BTC, ETH/USD
KuCoin: Supported pairs are ETH/BTC, ETH/USDT,

2. Litecoin

Litecoin is the first known fork of Bitcoin which came into existence in 2011.

At that time, not many people knew about cryptocurrencies, but this new fork of Bitcoin was created to improve certain aspects of Bitcoin such as block timing, block size, etc.

Litecoin was created in October 7, 2011 By Charlie Lee, former Google employee. Litecoin is designed to complement Bitcoin.

As of now, Litecoin is a testbed for Bitcoin. When segwit was implemented, Bitcoin’s core developers looked to Litecoin’s successful launch of segwit as a reference.

Just like Bitcoin, it is a decentralized and open source project supported by excellent contributors. Here’s a sneak peek at it Team composition.

Charlie Lee (we)
Xinxi Wang (Saint Germain)
Franklin Richards (United kingdom)
Zing Yang (Saint Germain)

If you want to know more about Litecoin, please read: Litecoin Cryptocurrency: A Complete Guide for Beginners

Explore these options to buy Litecoin:

Binance: Supported pairs are LTC/BTC, LTC/USDT
Bittrex: Supported pairs are LTC/BTC, LTC/USDT
Gate.io: Supported pairs are LTC/BTC and LTC/USDT
Bitfinex: Supported pairs are LTC/BTC, LTC/USD
KuCoin: Supported pairs are LTC/BTC, ETH/USDT

3. Monero

Monero is one of my favorite cryptocurrencies, due to its very private nature. It is so private and secure that one cannot even see the amount being transacted between parties, forgetting about the parties involved.

However, this privacy feature has its drawbacks, which I will not go into detail now.

The team consists of some core developers and some volunteer developers making it one of the most decentralized teams in the crypto world. Here’s a sneak peek at it Core team.

To learn more about Monero, read: Monero cryptocurrency: everything you need to know

Check out these options for buying Monero:

Binance: Supported pairs are XMR/BTC and XMR/USDT
Bittrex: Supported pairs are XMR/BTC, and XMR/USDT
Gate.io: Supported pairs are XMR/BTC and XMR/USDT
Bitfinex: Supported pairs are XMR/BTC and XMR/USD

4. Cardano

Cardano is a third-generation open source blockchain platform that is expected to facilitate smart contracts and decentralized applications.

I know some of you may be wondering what the difference is between Ethereum and Cardano.

Well, there are many.

Ethereum is blockchain 2.0 while Cardano is 3.0.

Cardano focuses on solving four critical problems that blockchains face in the world today, all in one place:

Scalability
Compatibility
Sustainability
Judgment

It is one of the most research-based and peer-reviewed blockchain projects in the world and this is what makes it different from others.

Are you curious about Cardano? is reading: What is Cardano (ADA) cryptocurrency and Blockchain 3.0?

Here’s how to buy Cardano:

Binance: Supported pairs are ADA/BTC, ADA/ETH, ADA/USDT, ADA/BNB
HTX: Supported pairs are ADA/BTC, ADA/ETH, ADA/USDT
Gate.io: Supported pairs are ADA/BTC and ADA/USDT
Bittrex: Supported pairs are ADA/BTC, ADA/ETH, ADA/USDT

5. Binance Coin

Binance Coin is one of my many profitable coins, but the reason I’m listing it here is not that.

Binance coin (National Bank of Bahrain)is the native token of the Binance exchange.

It is a token in the Binance ecosystem that you can use to pay any fees on the platform, including but not limited to:

Exchange fees
Withdrawal of fees
List of fees
Any other fees

Apart from this, when you use BNB to pay fees, you will get a huge discount as per the table given below. You can see their fee structure in detail here.

Also, BNB is burned every three months to reward HODLers in terms of the price rise that follows after BNB is burned each time.

Binance (BNB) Buying Options:

Binance: BNB/BTC, BNB/ETH, and many more
IDEX: BNB/ETH
Air exchange: BNB/ETH

Now it’s time to hear from you: What do you think of these altcoins? Are you an investor in any of these? Do you think there are more currencies/tokens that will flourish in the near future? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below!

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