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The [1 Click Mining Software](https://github.com/vertcoin-project/One-Click-Miner/releases) is a super easy miner that was created for the exact reason mentioned above. It’s allows absolute newbies who have no crypto experience and limited computer knowledge to easily start mining a cryptocurrency.\n\nIn some regards, Vertcoin is like the much more recent Electroneum. A coin that is dedicated to helping new users experience what cryptocurrencies are about. Albeit Electroneum is doing in on a mobile platform where as Vertcoin is solely based on PCs.\n\nRead our review of [beginners guide to Electroneum](https://cryptosdecoded.com/electroneum-beginners-guide/) for more information about what they are doing and if it’s worth investing.\n\nThe Vertcoin miner is available to be downloaded from the Vertcoin website. Once it’s been downloaded you’ll have to enter a wallet address for any rewards you earn and select a mining pool to join. You also need to tell the miner if you’ll be using a GPU or CPU. After this setup you can run the miner and start earning some Vertcoin.\n\n<h2>Roadmap</h2>\nThe Vertcoin team have quite a detailed [roadmap](https://trello.com/b/RbsKPeGw/vertcoin-roadmap) of their past and future plans for the coin. They’ve been updating and openly communicating with the public since they started all the way back in 2014.\n\nCurrently there are several projects that are in progress. For example they are focusing heavily on the Vertcoin wallet. They want to add more wallet support, improve the user experience and interface with a new design and even create an iOS wallet.\n<center>![vertcoin-roadmap.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSnD9KY92cr5PaT37Xktt1LAVCZXV9GWZGu4A8hKu7MPh/vertcoin-roadmap.jpg)</center>\n\n<h2>Team</h2>\nThe Vertcoin team is fairly unique due to all being volunteers. 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Head over to [our post on Cryptos Decoded]((https://cryptosdecoded.com/what-is-vertcoin-beginners-guide/)) for more information.\n\n<h3>How to Buy Vertcoin </h3>\nVertcoin can currently only be bought on crypto to crypto exchanges such as Bittrex, Upbit and Poloniex. To do this you’ll need to first buy some Bitcoin or Ethereum from a website such as [Coinbase](https://www.coinbase.com/join/5a64d88b327cac05c2cbfdd8) or [Coinmama](https://www.coinmama.com/?ref=cryptosdecoded) and then send that to the exchange of your choice to buy the Vertcoin.\n\nRead our reviews of Coinbase and Coinmama to get a better idea of what you need to know when buying Ethereum or [Bitcoin](https://cryptosdecoded.com/how-to-buy-bitcoins/).\n\n<h3>How to Store Vertcoin</h3>\nThere are a few ways to store Vertcoin once you have bought some. For super safe long term storage, the Ledger Nano S supports Vertcoin. We highly recommend a hardware wallet for long term storage and think that the [Ledger Nano S](http://keepkey.go2cloud.org/aff_c?offer_id=1&aff_id=4016) is one of the best around. Find out what makes it so good in our [Ledger Nano S review](https://cryptosdecoded.com/ledger-nano-s-review/).\n\nIf a long term solution isn’t for you then the Vertcoin core wallet or the Coinomi mobile wallet are what we recommend.\n\n<h2>Competition</h2>\nAs the main purpose of Vertcoin is to be solely a currency then the main competitors are [Bitcoin](https://cryptosdecoded.com/what-is-bitcoin/) and it’s forks, like Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin. In addition to this companies like Electroneum, that are aiming at bring new users a simple crypto experience are also quite heavy competition for Vertcoin.\n\n<h2>Our Opinion on Vertcoin</h2>\nThe team behind Vertcoin is the real strength of the coin. The ability for them to stick to their guns are keep the ASIC miners out is the best part of the coin. 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All this means that even if someone was to gain access to any of your accounts or your computer, they would also need the hardware wallet to complete any transactions. Most hardware wallets also include a pin number to help secure the device if it ever falls into the wrong hands.\n\nOverall, hardwares wallets are a must if you’re looking to store cryptocurrency long term. Today we’ll take a look at the TREZOR hardware wallet, a competitor to the [Ledger Nano S](https://cryptosdecoded.com/ledger-nano-s-review/) and the [KeepKey](https://cryptosdecoded.com/keepkey-review/) wallets, and tell you everything you need to know about buying a hardware wallet.\n\nThe TREZOR wallet was the world’s first hardware wallet. It was first launched in August 2014 by a new company called SatoshiLabs that are based in the Czech Republic. The word TREZOR actually roughly translates to “Vault” in many Slavic languages, including Czech.\n\nThe TREZOR is a small car key sized device that allows you to securely store your cryptocurrencies offline. It can also sign transactions and more with the TREZOR. What makes the TREZOR somewhat unique is that it addition to offering a standard cold storage that all hardware wallets are capable of, it can also function in a similar way to a hit wallet with the same convenience that hot wallets offer.\n\n<h2>What’s included with the TREZOR</h2>\nThe first thing you’ll notice when you receive your TREZOR is that it comes in a sleek, tamper proof box. This is very important as it’s the only way to guarantee that your TREZOR is a new and untouched wallet is for it to have a tamper proof seal. Inside the box, you’ll find:\n\n- TREZOR hardware wallet – In one of three colours – black, grey or white \n- TREZOR keyring and lanyard\n- Short USB to micro USB cable\n- 2 recovery phase cards to write down your recovery seed\n- User manual\n- 2 TREZOR stickers\n\n<center>![trezor-hardware-wallet.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPdK18xbRYFRJniWRaHVhppT4yysXTuU41xKwTTghrUTm/trezor-hardware-wallet.jpg)</center>\n\n<h2>Features</h2>\nAs the TREZOR was the very first hardware wallet, it created a lot of the features that many of the current hardware wallets now have. For example, simply keeping the wallets private keys completely offline.\n\nBut what the TREZOR also features is multiple wallet addresses. This is useful as it allows you to generate as many public addresses as you want. This means you can send and receive payments between many wallets all from a single hardware wallet.\n\nA great feature of the TREZOR is that there has been some integration with some crypto exchanges such as [Binance](https://www.binance.com/?ref=23978187) using the TREZOR Connect API. This allows users to fairly trivially integrate their TREZOR with an exchange to allow the creation of fast orders and automated withdrawals.\n\n<b>Read More:</b>\n\n[Binance Review](https://cryptosdecoded.com/binance-review/)\n\n[Coinbase Review](https://cryptosdecoded.com/coinbase-review/)\n\nOther features include an alternative to usernames, passwords and even 2 factor authentication with the TREZOR passwordless login. This uses the same TREZOR Connect API and allows users to use the device as the login token. Add this to the ability to integrate with password managers like WordPress, Google and Dropbox and the TREZOR becomes a comprehensive solution to protecting online accounts and passwords.\n\nThere is also a passphrase feature that adds a 25th word to your 24 word recovery seed.\n\n<h2>User Interface and Design</h2>\nThe TREZOR looks very much like an electronic car key. It’s made from plastic and has a fairly small screen of size – 128 x 64 pixels. There are two buttons on the from and the USB port on the bottom. The TREZOR doesn’t have a battery and is only powered by the USB cable.\n\nThe design is ok. It looks fine and the two buttons keep most of the processes simple. The plastic feels a bit cheap and in comparison to the KeepKey or even the Ledger Nano S, the TREZOR is way behind in looks and build quality. But that doesn’t mean much as the main purpose of a hardware wallet is its ability to securely and easily store cryptocurrency.\n\nThe initial set up of the TREZOR requires roughly 10 minutes of jumping through hoops to set the thing up. This is relatively simple and should be easy for anyone new to crypto wallets. It requires the creation of a 6 number pin and then it will tell you your recovery seed that needs to be written down. This will require the use of a [Chrome extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/trezor-chrome-extension/jcjjhjgimijdkoamemaghajlhegmoclj?hl=en), or the [myTREZOR.com](https://wallet.trezor.io/) website to set it up. The Chrome extension can be used if you’d like to set up your device offline. We’d recommend this is you’re conscious of your privacy and want to take every step to ensure you secure your crypto.\n\nSending and reieving coins is fairly simple and very secure. You will need to use the software to choose what, how much and where you want to send your crypto. Then use the wallet to confirm.\n\nThe overall ease of use of the TREZOR’s user interface is good. It’s simple enough and the user manual and TREZOR website provide all the help you’ll need. There are a lot of security options that may seem a little overwhelming to beginners so we’d recommend reading through the TREZOR website to get a good idea of what you want to do to reduce the risk of mistakes being made.\n\n<center>![trezor-bitcoin-hardware-wallet.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZpAcircxBaY3LVLEvWtiiqjwX8ttJ3zUUuQ6cy2QLZHt/trezor-bitcoin-hardware-wallet.jpg)</center>\n\n<h2>TREZOR Supported Coins</h2>\nAt this moment the TREZOR supports the following coins:\n\n- [Bitcoin](https://cryptosdecoded.com/what-is-bitcoin/)\n- Litecoin\n- Dash\n- Zcash\n- Bitcoin Cash\n- Bitcoin Gold\n- [Ethereum](https://cryptosdecoded.com/category/ethereum/) (+ all ERC-20 tokens)\n- Ethereum Classic\n- Expanse\n- UBIQ\n- NEM\n- Namecoin\n- Dogecoin\n- Bitcoin Testnet\n\nERC-20 tokens are built on the Ethereum blockchain and require the use of the MyEtherWallet online wallet. Examples of ERC-20 tokens that work with the TREZOR are:\n\n- [Wabi](https://cryptosdecoded.com/wabi-coin-beginners-guide/)\n- [Oyster Pearl](https://cryptosdecoded.com/what-is-oyster-pearl/)\n- [Waltonchain](https://cryptosdecoded.com/waltonchain-beginners-guide/)\n- [Tron](https://cryptosdecoded.com/tron-beginners-guide/)\n\n<h2>Overall Thoughts</h2>\nThe TREZOR hardware wallet is one of the most popular hardware wallets available today and for good reason. The experience of the the team at SatoshiLabs shows as they have produced a great wallet that is updated regularly.\n\nDespite a few small issues, such as the cheap feel and small screen the TREZOR has enough features that are easy to use and is secure enough to be worth your money.  \n\nCheck the [latest price](http://amzn.to/2GdJs2n) of the TREZOR on Amazon.\n\nFor more TREZOR news and information, follow our [Twitter](https://twitter.com/CryptosDecoded) and like our [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/cryptosdecoded/).",
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All this means that even if someone was to gain access to any of your accounts or your computer, they would also need the hardware wallet to complete any transaction. Most hardware wallets also include a pin number to help secure the device if it ever falls into the wrong hands.\n\nOverall, hardwares wallets are a must if you’re looking to store cryptocurrency long term. We’ll take a look at the KeepKey, a competitor to the [Ledger Nano S](https://cryptosdecoded.com/ledger-nano-s-review/) and the Trezor, and tell you everything you need to know about buying a hardware wallet.\n\n<h2>What’s included with the KeepKey?</h2>\nThe KeepKey comes in a sleek, tamper-proof box. Inside you’ll find:\n\n- The KeepKey hardware wallet.\n- A small pouch.  \n- KeepKey recovery sentence card.\n- Warranty booklet.\n- Quick start guide.\n\n<h2Features</h2>\nThe KeepKey has all the standard features of a hardware wallet. It’s main purpose being a cold storage option for your cryptocurrency. It’s compatible with Windows, Mac or Linux and uses a Google Chrome extension when to connect to a computer.\n\nOne of the best features of the KeepKey that neither the Ledger Nano S or the Trazor has is Shapeshift integration. Shapeshift is a popular platform used to exchange cryptocurrencies with each other. Shapeshift recently announced that they were to acquire KeepKey and integrate their platform with the KeepKey wallet. What this means is that you can easily exchange cryptocurrencies from inside the hardware wallet. There is no need to transfer to a third party outside of the wallet. This can be hugely convenient and will even save you a little if you’re frequently exchanging cryptos.\n\nSee how Shapeshift works on the Keepkey in the video below:\n\n<center>https://vimeo.com/212632922</center>\n\n<h2>User Interface and Design</h2>\nThe first thing you’ll notice is that the KeepKey is relatively large compared to the Ledger and the Trezor. It has one face that is almost entirely a screen. This makes it very easy to see a lot of information directly on the KeepKey. The screen is in keeping with the elegant design of the entire thing but is somewhat reflective which might prove to be occasionally inconvenient. It’s also made mostly from metal and feels much more rugged in the hand compared to the Ledger and Trezor.\n\nThe initial set up of the KeepKey is relatively simple, taking just a couple of minutes. First, you’ll have to connect your KeepKey to a computer and it will then be initialised. You will then have to give your KeepKey a label in the software so it can be distinguished.\n\nAfter this you’ll have to set a pin. The pin on the KeepKey is designed very well. It uses a 3 x 3 square that shows the numbers on the KeepKey but you input the corresponding square on the computer. The order of the numbers on the KeepKey change every time it is activated so keyloggers and other ways of hacking in are protected against.\n\nOnce the pin is set up you will see the recovery sentence, a set of 12 words unique to your KeepKey. This is what is needed to recover your cryptocurrencies if you lose your KeepKey. The included recovery sentence card is made for these 12 words. Write them down and keep it safe. This is very important that you keep the recovery words in a safe place and even back them up in case the originals get lost or destroyed as this is the only way that you will be able to recover your money.\n\nFrom here on you’ll be able to access the main features of the KeepKey. You can send and receive money, exchange using Shapeshift and change pins and wipe your device. Becare with the wiping of the device as this is permanent.\n\nThe general user interface of the KeepKey is excellent. The included software on the Chrome extension is easy to use and very clear. The set up is simple and will take you just a few minutes, most of which is going to be writing down your recovery sentence. The large screen definitely helps with ease of use as it’s clear and easy to read.\n\n<h2>KeepKey Supported Coins</h2>\nAt the moment the support cryptocurrencies are:\n\n- Bitcoin\n- Litecoin\n- Dogecoin\n- Namecoin\n- Testnet\n- Ethereum\n- Dash\n\nThis is nowhere near as good as the other hardware wallets, such as the Ledger Nano S which have many more compatible cryptos.\n\nKeepKey have recently released the first batch of ERC-20 tokens that are to be supported. These are tokens that are built upon the [Ethereum](https://cryptosdecoded.com/category/ethereum/) ecosystem. They are currently in beta and you can help test them. KeepKey has a relatively unique support for ERC-20 tokens as it doesn’t rely on a third-party wallet. For example the Ledger Nano S requires use of MyEtherWallet. The KeepKey, however can do these directly from the screen and features fully detailed token transactions. Before you sign any token transaction your device will display the specific token name, token amount, destination address and total gas cost. This beta release even has full token functionality to send, receive, transfer, and exchange with the ShapeShift integration.\n\n<b>Read More<b>: [The 10 Best Ethereum Wallets](https://cryptosdecoded.com/best-ethereum-wallet/)\n<center>![keepkey-shapeshift-750x430.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQQTM2CbkDbkichr5eZYqr8x3cuwrTShuGtLxbZSGMMGj/keepkey-shapeshift-750x430.jpg)</center>\n\nThe beta ERC-20 tokens are:\n\n- SALT\n- Aragon\n- Augur\n- BAT\n- Civic\n- Golem\n- Gnosis\n- OmiseGO\n- District0x\n- FunFair\n\n<h2>Overall Thoughts</h2>\nThe KeepKey isn’t as popular as the Ledger Nano S or the Trezor hardware wallets. It’s a little more expensive and currently doesn’t support as many coins as either of its competitors. However, the unquie features it offers might be enough to persuade you to get one. The screen is large and clear with an elegant overall design and very simple interface. In addition to this the Shapeshift support is an amazing feature that might be just what you’re looking for. The KeepKey team are constantly updating the software and with the addition of the first ERC-20 tokens they have caught up some ground with the Ledger.\n\nWe think if the small screen of the Ledger isn’t big enough for you, or the Shapeshift functionality is something that you would make use of, then the KeepKey is a great hardware wallet and will only get better.\n\nCheck the latest price of the KeepKey on [Amazon](http://amzn.to/2CYiet3) and the [KeepKey website](http://keepkey.go2cloud.org/aff_c?offer_id=1&aff_id=4016).  \n\nWe recommend buying only from trusted sources, such as Amazon and KeepKey themselves.\n\nFor more information and news on the KeepKey and other hardware wallets, follow our [Twitter](https://twitter.com/CryptosDecoded) and like our [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/cryptosdecoded/).\n\nCryptos Decoded is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by linking to Amazon.com and other Amazon websites.",
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      "body": "<center>![lisk-coin-news-price-750x400.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmaHx5hxUim7BSgNMqg665YAkaSS4vTEguf1Zj1zTM5Ny6/lisk-coin-news-price-750x400.jpg)</center>\nLisk is a cryptocurrency centered around uncomplicated blockchain development for the public. Lisk hopes to address the lack of developer adoption of blockchains that they saw to be a problem in early 2016, they want to do this by making blockchain development straightforward and undemanding. Lisk users can develop their own blockchains on what Lisk calls ‘sidechains’, and build on them in almost any way they choose, such as building Decentralised Applications (DApps), games, or a messaging system. These sidechains accommodate all of the data you need for your app and Lisk advertises them as being easy to build and easily customized. For you to progress in Lisk in any way you must spend their cryptocurrency, the Lisk Coin (LSK), which is interwoven into the Lisk ecosystem. For access to such things as building on the platform, transactions or voting, LSK is required.\n\nLisk is comparable to Ethereum in the sense that it is a blockchain project, however Ethereum focuses on smart contracts where Lisk wants to focus on creating individual blockchain applications.\n\n<h2>The Basics of Lisk</h2>\nLisk is a framework on which developers can build and distribute their own applications on top of custom sidechains, these sidechains are basically personal blockchains for developers which are used to create DApps and tokens, it’s personal to the developer, so it’s free of any spam or interference from any other sidechains or the Lisk ‘mainchain’, the Lisk hub that hosts LSK. 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Lisk recognises that most people don’t have the tools or skills to build an application from scratch, so provides users with their Sidechain Development Kit (SDK), which means users can make an application with a blockchain, a front-end (user interface) and a back-end (application logic), which are all able to be developed and customized by the user.\n\nUltimately Lisk is a blockchain application platform so Lisk is aiming to make creating applications as easy and accessible as possible for the user. However Lisk wants its users to be connected to the entire ecosystem and not just create standalone applications, this is a choice the developers can make by spending LSK tokens, through doing this they gain access to an array of benefits such as leveraging blockchain applications, starting with an existing user base and attracting sidechain delegates.\n\n<h2>How is this different to other blockchain projects?</h2>\nLisk is passionate about the fact that there is space for multiple blockchain projects in today’s society, and they have advertised the ability to leverage third party services into your Lisk blockchain project. Yet ultimately many people are asking the same question, how is Lisk different?\n\nFundamentally, the sidechains are just decentralized databases for the blockchain applications, however they are advantageous when you compare it to the way another blockchain project, say Ethereum, tackles this same issue of application creation. Where Ethereum allows users to code their own DApps on top of smart contracts using their programming language Solidity, users are tied down to the niche programming language and the lack of range in what you can do. Lisk gives developers total freedom to create not just DApps but entire blockchains, while still giving them the ease and efficiency of not having to develop a blockchain from scratch.\n\nFurthermore the Lisk sidechain uses Javascript which means a lower entry level as Javascript is already an established coding language, not only is it established but is very widespread, with huge companies such as Google and Microsoft implementing it into all of their devices.\n\nAnother way in which Lisk differs from Ethereum is that Ethereum smart contracts are strictly back-end services, and the user will have to rely on the combination of smart contracts to give them their desired application. As well as the lack of choice in their front-end design due to that coming from a third party.\n\n<h2>Delegated Proof of Stake</h2>\nDelegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) is the consensus mechanism developed by Bitshares that Lisk operates on, DPoS produces/confirms blocks in the blockchain.\n\nIn short, DPoS requires coin holders to vote on ‘delegates’ who are responsible for maintaining the blockchain by validating transactions, this means there is no mining and there is no proof of work generating new coins. In the Lisk ecosystem there are 101 delegates who are chosen by Lisk token holders, these token holders are continuously voting on hundreds of potential delegates to crown the top 101.\n\nTwo issues that Lisk identified was the incentive for delegates to come and secure the blockchain, as well as the need to compete for a top 101 spot, as delegates striving to be the best is a reliable way to have the fastest and most secure blockchain validations. This is how Lisk came up with forging rewards, which is simply a reward of LSK to the delegates who gain the most votes to make it to the top 101 spots. This incentive will push delegates to sign blocks with the most efficiency and reliability so that they can gain the trust of the voters on the network, therefore receiving the LSK when they make it to the top 101. This also provides the network with a degree of financial independence due to the currency being distributed to the public, which can then be reinvested into the network to grow it further.\n\n[ARK coin](https://cryptosdecoded.com/ark-coin-beginners-guide/) also uses Delegated Proof of Stake.\n\n<h2>Team</h2>\nCurrently the Lisk team is made up of 41 members. 22 of those are developers, 9 are marketers, 6 creatives and 4 in operations. Some notable members include:\n\n<center>![max-kordek-lisk-team.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXmRdtCLbdFRY9sr3QKpWjAQAsecgHhehvAaFfdaKErgK/max-kordek-lisk-team.jpg) </center>\n <b>Max Kordek</b> – One of the founders and the current president of Lisk, Max has been in the blockchain space since 2012. He founded Lisk with the aim to bring blockchain development to the masses.\n\n<center>![oliver-beddows-lisk-team.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbNQHm4DmUKGwetZf6DT7QMSSQeefX6vggRWjU11JLi2o/oliver-beddows-lisk-team.jpg)</center>\n<b>Oliver Beddows</b> – The other co-founder and current Vice President and CTO, Oliver has been a full stack developer working for various enterprise applications with 12 years experience. 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This is somewhat expect and also happened to Raiblocks when they rebranded to Nano.\n\n<h3>Future</h3>\nDespite a bumpy start to 2018 Lisk has major plans. Lisk aims to add two major components to the Lisk ecosystem. These are Lisk JS and Lisky. Lisk JS will introduce additional modularisation and encryption features, whereas Lisky will add a Command Line Interface (CLI) wrapper which will use command lines to assist developers with automation and scripting.\n\n<h2>Trading Information</h2>\nSince it’s ICO, Lisk coin price stayed fairly constantly low until around mid 2017 where it first started to see some price growth. Since then the price of Lisk has risen quite a lot and reached an all time high of over $38 per Lisk coin. For more information and statistics go to [our post on Cryptos Decoded](https://cryptosdecoded.com/lisk-beginners-guide/)\n\n<h2>How to Buy Lisk Coin (LSK)</h2>\nThere are many exchanges that offer Lisk. Most of these are crypto to crypto exchanges such as Binance. We’d recommend [Binance](https://www.binance.com/?ref=23978187) and you can read why in our full [Binance review and beginners guide](https://cryptosdecoded.com/binance-review/).\n\nTo use Binance we’d recommend picking up some [Bitcoin](https://cryptosdecoded.com/what-is-bitcoin/) or [Ethereum](https://cryptosdecoded.com/category/ethereum/) from [Coinbase](https://www.coinbase.com/join/5a64d88b327cac05c2cbfdd8) or [Coinmama](https://www.coinmama.com/?ref=cryptosdecoded) so you can trade on Binance. Read our reviews for Coinbase and Coinmama below.\n\n<b>Read More:</b>\n\n[Coinbase Review](https://cryptosdecoded.com/coinbase-review/)\n\n[Coinmama Review](https://cryptosdecoded.com/coinmama-review/)\n\n<h2>How to Store Lisk Coin (LSK)</h2>\nThe easiest way to store Lisk Coins is in the [Lisk wallet](https://lisk.io/products) that was launched with the rebrand. This is a web based wallet that uses a very simple but effective sign in system and is incredibly easy to use. It’s fast and works like a charm.\n\n<h2>Competition</h2>\nThere are a lot of competitors to Lisk that do very similar things. However, many of them specialise in certain parts. For example, [Ark](https://cryptosdecoded.com/ark-coin-beginners-guide/) are looking at unifying blockchains and Ethereum have already proved the success of smart contracts and DApps. Whilst there are definitely big differences between these and Lisk, there still provide notable competition.  \n\nOther competition includes:\n\n- [Neo](https://cryptosdecoded.com/neo-beginners-guide/)\n- [Stratis](https://cryptosdecoded.com/stratis-beginners-guide/)\n- Waves\n\nDespite the large amount of potential competition, there is also a lot of space for many companies to all exist at once.\n\n<h2>Our Opinion on Lisk</h2>\nWe think that Lisk has great potential to be a good long term investment as it has been a slow and steady riser. It’s updated regularly and it’s good to see consistent improvements. Their rebranding might not have been what people wanted to see but there has been a lot of great additions that really make Lisk stand out.\n\n<h3>Pros and Cons</h3>\n<b>Pros</b>\n- Building their SDK on Javascript, the most popular coding language, means that it will be super accessible and theoretically open to the most amount of developers.\n- Large and active development and marketing team with a rather active community.\n- Great user experience with the aim of making development as easy as possible is sure to help with adoption of the platform.\n\n<b>Cons</b>\n- The fees and voting costs are rather high in comparison to other cryptocurrencies like Ark. And Ark are even planning to reduce this in the future.\n- No cold storage support. Their main wallet is based online which isn’t ideal if you’re looking to hold Lisk for the long term.\n\n<h2>Conclusion</h2>\nOverall, Lisk is a relatively unique project that has a lot going for it. 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