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      "body": "![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPoUUy9iJR9AjwT2XV7JgH9WTp9ZBWupUY2kc4dDp8FEK/image.png)\n\nIchimoku\n\nIchimoku is a trading system developed before World War II by Mr. Goichi Hosada, with the goal of being able to perform the entirety of his analysis from one single indicator.\nThe term Ichimoku can be roughly translated to mean ‘one glance,’ indicating that no other indicators or technical methods are required to use the system.\nThere are 5 lines used with Ichimoku, and this article will explain each.\nThe Signal\nAt the heart of Ichimoku is a 9 and 26 period moving average built on average price. The 9 period Moving Average is called ‘Tenkan-Sen,’ while the 26 period moving average is called by ‘Kijun-Sen.’\nMuch of the action with the Ichimoku takes place with these two lines, so it is important to recognize their function of each.\nThe 9 period moving average, or ‘Tenkan-Sen,’ is the fastest moving average, and I call this the ‘Trigger Line.’ An easy way to remember this is T, for Tenkan-Sen, stands for Trigger.\nThe 26 period moving average, or ‘Kijun-Sen,’ is the slower of the 2 averages, and I call this the ‘Base Line.’\nLike many crossover strategies, a bullish signal is generated when the fast moving average, or the Trigger Line (Tenkan-Sen) crosses the Base Line (Kijun-Sen).\n\n ![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWFAo2AkiNCYPtCemiQmYvNf2y5ZSEKJr7P1XBRR32g1Y/image.png)\n\n\nBullish Ichimoku Crossover: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nConversely, a bearish signal is initiated when the fast moving average, or the trigger line, crosses down and under the slower moving average, or the base line.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQVJsXXr8JUDX53zoQxbXQQbD8xEYxnQwdW3kcFPDxPfc/image.png)\n \nBearish Ichimoku Crossover: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nThe crossovers taking place within Ichimoku are the heart of the system; but many traders already know that moving average crossovers can be tricky. Not all will work out, and many signals will lag the market as price reverses shortly after the crossover takes place.\nThis is where Ichimoku can shine, and we’ll investigate that in the next portion of the indicator: Kumo.\nKumo\nIf there is one part of Ichimoku that sticks in trader’s minds, it’s ‘The Cloud,’ or called ‘Kumo,’ in Japanese.\nThe Cloud actually consists of 2 lines, with the area between the 2 lines shaded; offering traders a unique addition to their charts.\nTo create Kumo, we can take 2 lines, known as Senkou Span A and Senkou Span B, and look to the area of the chart between these two lines for potential support and/or resistance.\nThe Cloud is always plotted 26 periods in advance, and this is where the trader can receive assistance in grading the strength of the signals taking place with the Trigger and Base Line Crossovers we looked at above.\nIf Price Action is residing ABOVE Kumo, traders can consider that the posture of the pair is bullish. In this case, Kumo is a variable area of support. The below picture will show this relationship. Notice the inflection points at which prices were supported by the cloud:\n \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSnedX1C9DoYFWmSezizZJGLSCCzTsU8GoasLC4A2Nqzo/image.png)\n\n\nBullish Posture as price action resides above Kumo: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nIf Price Action is below Kumo, the exact opposite is the case. Traders can grade the posture of the pair as bearish, with Kumo functioning as Resistance.\n \nBearish Posture as price action resides below Kumo: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nGrading Signals\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXprJmok5AuYF1W28yXzer3ZaEg8iwrXvBUA4gkED5gjR/image.png)\nOne of the primary benefits of being able to grade a currency pair’s posture revolves around the trader’s ability to grade the potential strength of the trigger/base line crossover signal.\nTraders will often grade each signal accordingly – depending on whether or not the direction of the signal agrees with the posture of the pair at the time.\nSo, for example, in situations in which the direction of the signal and the posture of the pair agree – traders can grade that signal as ‘strong.’ The longer-term trend direction of the pair and the shorter-term momentum have aligned to give the trader the idea that they may be able to enter into the trade when the trend is strong. The below picture illustrates a ‘strong,’ crossover signal via Ichimoku.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmTahEikuesnjhuUBgRY1MKm9JUo8KHHfEY3V1q9PE2KZY/image.png)\n \n*Strong Buy Signal as Signal and Posture agree:* Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\n\nIf you look closely at the graphic above, you’ll probably notice that shortly before we received our ‘strong,’ signal with the bullish trigger/base crossover – we had received another crossover. However, this was a short crossover signal as the trigger crossed down and under the base line.\nPerhaps more to the point – this signal disagreed with the posture of the pair at the time. Because the pair had Bullish posture, with a bearish signal that differed from the pair’s posture, many traders would consider this to be a ‘weak,’ signal. As in, the signal that was generated does not agree with the longer-term trend of the currency pair. The chart below will further illustrate the difference between strong and weak signals via Ichimoku.\n\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVfya7Z7SqGnW7PPhx2mLWNVz7b7wLsnjMnyb5oEXjdzc/image.png)\n \n*Strong and Weak Signal*: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\n\nCrossovers that take place within the cloud can be looked at as ‘neutral,’ as the pair is not displaying bearish or bullish posture at the time.\nThe below chart will take a closer look to the signals the generated during an up-trend on the Aussie Dollar. Weak signals are in red, while strong signals are circled in blue.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeVqz4LB3hBF6cnGvJMkAG479asWvsfsgrJuMw5J2CPjB/image.png)\n\n \n1. This bullish signal takes place while the pair is displaying weak posture. This signal does not agree with the longer-term trend direction at the time, and as such – many traders will choose to ignore this crossover altogether.\nHowever, for traders that are patient, there is a potential way of playing these signals which we’ll discuss a little later.\n2 This bearish signal takes place after price action has crossed the cloud, now giving us bullish posture. This signal also disagrees, and once again, many traders may choose to either A) wait for a strong signal that offers agreement or B) not take a trade based on the signal at all.\n3. Now we see a signal that offers agreement. This bullish signal takes place while price action is above the cloud, and many traders look at this as a ‘strong,’ signal. Notice how traders that may have elected not to take signal 1, can now look to enter in the trend as this is a signal with agreement.\n4. As the currency pair congests ahead of making new highs, traders see another weak crossover signal. Notice the candle that had bounced off the top of Kumo shortly before this signal generated. This is a sign to traders that other speculators might be looking at Kumo as an element of support. And shortly thereafter, we receive signal 5.\n5. On this signal, we have that agreement that traders are often looking for. This is another opportunity for traders to enter in the trend. Notice the bullishness that follows as price continues to rise after this signal takes place.\n6. Another weak signal. Once again – we have an inflection with the cloud. However, notice this time that the penetration of the cloud was deeper than the previous touch we had before signal 4.\n7. We receive yet another strong crossover; however this time price doesn’t continue to accelerate to the upside. As a matter of fact, price begins to trade closer to and within Kumo shortly after the generation of this signal. This gives traders the idea that the trend may be waning. Remember – posture is graded by price actions relationship to Kumo. So, if price action is moving towards Kumo, many traders will have the idea that the trend may potential reverse or congest.\n8. Now we’ve received a short signal – but this time we are seeing a signal inside the cloud. As we looked at for signal 7, many traders will have the idea that the trend is waning at this point as price is trading closer to, and within Kumo. Notice the strong breakout through the bottom-side of Kumo that follows this signal.\nPlaying ‘weak’ signals\nAs we pointed out above, many traders will elect to ignore weak signals altogether; focusing solely on the strong signals which offer agreement between the trigger/base crossover and the pairs’ posture – but with all of the available tools within this indicator – there is quite a bit of room for creativity.\n\nFor example, perhaps traders wanted to play ‘weak,’ signals – but only if the posture ended up agreeing with the signal.\nSo for example, a weak signal generates on a chart; and rather than just ignoring the signal and waiting for a strong crossover – the trader keeps a watchful eye on the chart waiting for the posture to change. The trader can look to take breakout trades, using Kumo as support or resistance. The chart below illustrates this potential play.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXpWBpD8ZFtYZhajvN2VzocWdYYdBNkQm6NvF8RwVumk5/image.png)\n\n \nTrader waiting on a ‘weak’ signal: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nAssigning Lot Sizes\nDue to the fact that traders can grade the strength of signals based on long-term trend direction or biases that may exist, traders can also choose to take weak signals but placing lower emphasis on those signals through trade sizing. So for example:\nTrader with a 10k account\nStrong Signals: 50k, or 5:1 leverage\nNeutral Signals: 30k, or 3:1 leverage\nWeak Signals: 10k or 1:1 leverage\nOr perhaps a trader with a 250k account wants to be slightly more conservative:\nStrong Signals: 1,000k trade size, or 4:1 leverage\nNeutral Signals: 500k trade size, or 2:1 leverage\nWeak Signals: 250k trade size, or 1:1 leverage\nRisk Management\nBecause of Kumo, Ichimoku has a mechanism of built in risk management.\nRemember, Ichimoku is a trend following system; and as we had looked at above, inflections with Kumo give traders the idea that the trend may be breaking down or potentially reversing. So many traders will use this as area as their stop – under the presumption that if, and when price action came back to Kumo – the trend may be over and they want to get out of the trade.\nTraders even have flexibility with this mechanism as they can choose ‘conservative,’ or ‘aggressive,’ stops based on their individual risk profiles.\nFor traders that want to be aggressive, they can look to setting their stops to the nearest side of Kumo. In up-trends, this would be the top side of Kumo; and in down-trends, the bottom side.\nThis way, as soon as price action threatens Kumo – the trader is taken out of the trade.\nHowever, for traders that want to be more conservative, they can look to the opposing side of the Cloud. This gives those traders extra distance to their stop, which could allow them to stay in the trade, and potentially the trend, even longer.\nThe chart below shows the difference between aggressive and conservative risk management via Ichimoku.\n\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXsrqYtAKmaf6e95iRQWf35fpgy4SApH7QarsgVso2R93/image.png)\n\n \nConservative v/s Aggressive Risk Mgt. via Kumo: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nNotice from the above graphic, our conservative trader could have potentially stayed in the trade longer, potentially capturing additional pips that were not available to our aggressive trader. But also notice the additional strong signals that take place after the first long entry. Shortly after our aggressive trader gets stopped out, another buying opportunity presents itself with a strong crossover. Our aggressive traders that had gotten stopped out quickly could potentially re-enter.\nLet’s take a look at the above chart in a slightly different way.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPokSW2cfnQ8aFq8TMHkK6m5y9tk5BoRhkHdoibACYfaJ/image.png)\n\n Conservative v/s Aggressive Risk Mgt. via Kumo: Produced with Marketscope/Trading Station\nIn this chart, the trader takes the second signal – and our aggressive traders see far different results than the earlier chart we analyzed.\nIn the earlier chart, we saw that aggressive traders were stopped out very quickly, potentially amounting to a loss on the trade. The conservative traders, however, were able to stay in the trade longer and generate more pips.\nIn this chart, we see the exact opposite. Once again, the aggressive trader is stopped out much more quickly – but this time price action continues to fall and actually breaks the bottom of Kumo, giving us bearish posture.\nWhile price was falling, our conservative trader was giving up more of the gain that would have been generated by this strong crossover signal.\nBecause the pair continues on its downward trajectory and breaks the bottom side of Kumo, stopping out our conservative traders – they see far less favorable results than our aggressive traders; and quite a bit of a different scenario than the first chart we looked at.\nConservative v/s Aggressive\nAfter examining the above charts, many traders may be wondering – should I use aggressive or conservative risk management with Ichimoku?\nUnfortunately an answer to that question isn’t so clear cut.\nThe fact of the matter is that regardless of what trading system we are using, price is unpredictable, and nobody knows for certain where price will move in the future.\nWe looked at just two examples above; one that shows a situation in which a conservative risk profile works for the best, and another in which an aggressive profile worked the best.\nBut these instances aren’t necessarily governed by conservative v/s aggressive risk management; it has more to do with price. As we saw in the second example, price continued falling – causing our conservative traders to give up additional pips that our aggressive traders did not. However, had price not broken through the bottom side or Kumo, and instead, moved higher re-affirming the bullish posture we had previously seen (as we had seen in our first example) the conservative trader could have come out on top.\nFor traders that are new to Ichimoku, it is advisable to choose a risk profile that most closely resembles your overall investing or trading risk profile. That way, management of trades is more comfortable based on your individual risk tolerances, objectives, and goals.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Ichimoku Signals*\n\t\nThe Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system includes five kinds of signal, of which this site highlights the most recent of each for each ticker.\nThe Ichimoku signals, indeed all Ichimoku elements, should never be taken in isolation, but considered in the context of the overall chart.   Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a visual technical analysis system and the charts are designed to be considered in their entirety, with regard given to the relationships between all of the elements, including the price.  As such, Ichimoku is not suitable for automated or \"single event\" decision making.\nRemember that Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a technical trend trading charting system and trends can and do change, so your readings of the charts should be probabilistic, rather than predictive.  As with most technical analysis methods, Ichimoku is likely to produce frequent conflicting signals in non-trending markets.\nThe five kinds of signal are described below.  Most can be classified as strong, neutral, or weak by their proximate relationship to the Kumo (cloud), but each signal may be further strengthened, weakened, or nullified by the relationships between other elements.  All signals must be considered in respect to the overall chart.\n\n*Tenkan Sen / Kijun Sen Cross*\n\nThe Tenkan Sen / Kijun Sen Cross signal occurs when the Tenkan Sen (Turning line) crosses the Kijun Sen (Standard line).\n\n*A bullish signal occurs when the Tenkan Sen crosses from below to above the Kijun Sen*\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQZUnWL6n2hpX8UDe6oW4zBJdhTBsv5PkWwaf3nJR3Z1P/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVRYnP2PEzcw9DDMy8CPi7vJC1Lxy7LsPKzCJCjVmRf3q/image.png)\n\n ![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeEWAMSvbgjNRpuQ8GjggzhowJ6gCHwZKLR72imAVa5tQ/image.png)\n\n\n*A bearish signal occurs when the Tenkan Sen crosses from above to below the Kijun Sen*\n \t\t \t\t \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVxZYYz7mz62u6qdHY1Uj7Ygs1mMZYFFWocVGuHEBAms7/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbvsyLQmTUoTiBuY4gnJh6paT4GoguCaqNNNQBWdqA6Hc/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZ8snvDYS6iDRxHYX9t3dDB5KcQVe8eZcfrimZBsm3Bbg/image.png)\n\n\nThe Kijun Sen Cross signal occurs when the price crosses the Kijun Sen (Standard line).\n\n*A bullish signal occurs when the price crosses from below to above the Kijun Sen*\n \t\t \t\t \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRW3MzaEZT1YfBdvz4ukuJK22M56FS36C5d41KpKUrdo9/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfJMBkY7AD4TetmPsYAinaAyiLngTJVbP7XYadVHkkKMu/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSHmGWTUj1yjKbtCNBJFoyBSi5uRVmMWebHQYSArqzM9G/image.png)\n\n\n\n\nA bearish signal occurs when the price crosses from above to below the Kijun Sen\n \t\t \t\t \n*A weak bearish signal occurs when the cross is above the Kumo*\t\t\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPuh6uSwXM6MbSNGgC2p7TUF2rmDXPDqd7Br8nfRnCpx2/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYg164CRDxbXwqcozr8R4fCXyUhvK9H8y3TtmMqS9Y5Bw/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmakJavPi1i4ZYMHvwf6EHa4UynwUxx9w8qeov3xniqj9T/image.png)\n\n\n*The Kumo Breakout signal occurs when the price leaves or crosses the Kumo (Cloud)*\n \t \n*A bullish signal occurs when the price goes upwards through the top of the Kumo*\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmc65vfXqursvGVmtwSeYsKBTJdbGZRadRqbACEtenMXJM/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbqAZruUzXod3VLNUTENWnw1cm4Ytm2tc3QmB1rQEwGrD/image.png)\n\n\n\t\n*Senkou Span Cross*\n\nThe Senkou Span Cross signal occurs when the Senkou Span A (1st leading line) crosses the Senkou Span B (2nd leading line).\nAs the Senkou Spans are projected forward, the cross that triggers this signal will be 26 days ahead of the price and, hence, the actual date that the signal occurs.  The strength of the signal is determined by the relationship of the price on the date of the signal (not the trigger) to the Kumo (Cloud).\n\nA bullish signal occurs when the Senkou Span A crosses from below to above the Senkou Span B\n \t\t \t\t \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYk5WvjVCvRa5fvUY25URcZi5RHNaSU6DjYjWxvEWFXxG/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVaaQUS1a2gyMSYEyTkUVwKJnhsDCJ9vHK9qWjn9KafPK/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfNt38THs85D8Kri6YYLhPLiXgUj7MF8h1nB5kCenjjcF/image.png)\n\n\n*A bearish signal occurs when the Senkou Span A crosses from above to below the Senkou Span B*\n \t\t \t\t \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVbm4bj1fo7QbtYfvjJ9x9gdR746q24N3fyx5xchzpWJY/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRYS18trmGzimrLM3bBqtfzRRuyKpzi8n3PQouB4Y6NvD/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmR7VtVa8BN38SFYLFMUN3wcVAnqH68AyQLKGMrpFPoMdb/image.png)\n\n\n*Chikou Span Cross*\n\nThe Chikou Span Cross signal occurs when the Chikou Span (Lagging line) rises above or falls below the price.\nNote that the Chikou Span must be rising when it crosses to above the price for a bull signal and falling when it crosses to below for a bear signal; just crossing the price alone is not sufficient to trigger the signal.\n\nAs the Chikou Span is the closing price shifted into the past, the cross that triggers this signal will be 26 days behind the price and, hence, the actual date that the signal occurs.  The strength of the signal is determined by the relationship of the price on the date of the signal (not the trigger) to the Kumo (Cloud).\n\n*A bullish signal occurs when the Chikou Span rises from below to above the price*\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUjKxXH9kven18y6WiUsxgj1Q1UPSJfivXFKPSf8uAGor/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZACHRGz9k65d7RSV4GrEwyW2aMDZGsG448KqvN5oNz7p/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmcyFGrQ1kFCidtMh5T2fu4aEWTM4Q7Qhf222sFz9kJvvm/image.png)\n\n\n\n*A bearish signal occurs when the Chikou Span falls from above to below the price*\n \t\t \t\t \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQDuGRiqDpS7PHSVRT2MPo71R2bqJfmKedin6oM7CQTTh/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmU5LrV1LbRbai7aF1cMVhjzoHzsDQyBEcy56NBkMLXhaF/image.png)\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbdrhiLpKeRrLVvKQtUsNTLjfhSv4rjTDiZs7iW4rveq8/image.png)",
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As rates fluctuate, you can easily get caught up in the market and it is only human nature that you will begin to second-guess your actions. If, for instance, the rate moves up surpassing your original take profit point, you may be tempted to hold out for an even higher return; alternatively, if the price drops below your limit level but you believe there is a big rebound just around the corner, you may be tempted to keep the order open on the hopes of a reversal.\nBut does either scenario really make sense? If before you entered the trade you had a sound reason for establishing both your take profit and your loss limit levels, how likely is it that conditions have changed so much that now you are prepared to throw your previous assessments out the window in the heat of the battle? 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      "body": "I respectfully disagree.  A lot of market maker's will run the stock down to eat up stop losses and trigger sells.  The price will then run right back up again.  I guess a stop loss for safety is OK, if it's something like 25% below the current price.  But even then sometimes they say there was a \"fluke\" and it crashed out.  Just happened to Amazon and several others last week that went down 80% real quick and then went right back up.  So if anyone had stop losses in place, they were trigged and sold out of their position for a loss.",
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      "body": "Cryptocurrency, or digital currency, is an invention of the Internet. Basically, someone out there thought, “hey, what if we can create a system where money is not bound by geography, like the internet” and lo and behold, now we have over 3000 cryptocurrencies going around.\nNot all cryptocurrencies are created equal. Some feature amazing underlying blockchain technology behind its creation. Some were created ‘just because’, or as a joke. Some were part of an elaborate pyramid scheme. Some are pretty useless to keep as they are perceived as worthless – any cryptocurrency is only as valuable as the value assigned to it by a mass audience.\nLike any other assets (think of stocks, or property), its price can rise and fall quickly, making them highly volatile and risky investments. Here are the top 10 cryptocurrencies and what they are known for.\nNote: The ranking was taken from CoinGecko, a website that ranks cryptocurrencies by developer activity, community and liquidity. All figures are accurate as of mid-July 2016.\n1. Bitcoin\nThe original cryptocurrency and the one that started it all, Bitcoin was created and released in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, an anonymous figure. Bitcoin has the biggest market cap to date around $10billion, overshadowing all other cryptocurrencies in this list, combined.\nFor most people, an introduction into cryptocurrencies is an introduction to Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin has such a big reputation, all other cryptocurrencies are referred to as ‘altcoins’ – alternative coins because they are alternatives to Bitcoin.\nKnown for: being the first, easiest to get, widest acceptance\n2. Ether\nEther is the cryptocurrency for Ethereum, a decentralised platform that can execute peer-to-peer ‘smart contacts’. As of September 2016 and as a result of an attack to The DAO, Ethereum was split into 2: Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).\nCreated by Vitalik Buterin and launched in mid-2015 after a successful crowdsale, this platform was marketed as the “next generation cryptocurrency and decentralised application platform” and has a market cap of $1.1 billion.\nPeer-to-peer smart contracts are what Ethereum is known for, aside from the cryptocurrency. It enables people to code and enact contracts without third parties. For example, this guide explains how you can set up a smart contract for a conference, where organisers can sell tickets, set a maximum number of attendees, and provide refunds automatically.\nKnown for: smart contract, first alternative to Bitcoin, Vitalik Buterin\n3. Litecoin\nLitecoin was released in October 2011 by former Google employee Charles Lee as an alternative to Bitcoin. Overall, Litecoin is similar (and familiar) – it can be mined, used as currency and transacted for goods and services.\nIt has a market cap of roughly $180 million, a far cry from its highest peak of $1.2 billion back in 2013.\nKnown for: alternative to Bitcoin, most similar to Bitcoin\n4. Monero\nBitcoin is frequently mislabeled as an ‘anonymous’ currency (it’s not). Monero, on the other hand, is a cryptocurrency that focuses on privacy – using the ring signature technology, Monero is ‘secure, private and untraceable’.\nAt fourth place with $138 million in market cap, Monero is mostly used by individuals wishing to remain incognito on the web.\nKnown for: being a privacy-centric cryptocurrency\n\n\n5. Ripple\nThe next on the list, Ripple, is actually a real-time gross settlement system, currency exchange and remittance network. The cryptocurrency is called ripples. Released in 2012 and with a current market cap of $243 million, the Ripple system has been integrated into a few banks and payment networks to reduce costs.\nKnown for: strong focus on banking market, real-time settlement\n6. Dogecoin\nDogecoin was originally made as a ‘joke currency’ but have since garnered a real following. Modeled after the dog in the ‘doge’ memes, the cryptocurrency (released in December 2013 by programmer Billy Markus) is now frequently used to tip users in forums.\nIt is also frequently sent as donations in fundraising efforts – for example, the Doge4Water fundraising campaign raised thousands of dollars. Dogecoin is now valued at about $25 million dollars.\nKnown for: ‘joke currency’, used for tipping and donations\n7. Dash\nDash (short for ‘digital cash’) is a cryptocurrency with a strong focus on both privacy (using anonymization technology) and speed (of transaction). It was rebranded from Darkcoin as an attempt to stop being associated with the ‘dark web’.\nRanked eighth in the list, it has a market cap of $77 million currently rolling out Dash Evolution, an attempt to make the cryptocurrency more user-friendly. You can spend Dash at merchants accepting it (listed here).\nKnown for: being anonymous and fast\n8. MaidSafeCoin\nMaidSafeCoin (also known as Safecoin) is the cryptocurrency for the SAFE (Secure Access For Everyone) network, which is a security-centric data platform. Calling themselves a ‘crowd-sourced internet’, you can provide space in your computer in exchange for coins.\nA number of decentralized apps now use the SAFE network to store data securely. The market cap for MaidSafeCoin is about $39 million.\nKnown for: being a security-centric data platform\n9. Lisk\nLisk is a crowdfunded cryptocurrency, and a unique one – it brands itself as “the first modular cryptocurrency utilising sidechains“. Unlike other systems on this list (aside from Ethereum), the Lisk system can be used by anyone to make their own decentralized apps (‘dapps’) in the programming language Javascript.\nAs such, this currency has practical application value and can be used to create many types of ‘dapps’, including social media platform, e-commerce store, and many others. It currently has a market cap of around $25 million.\nKnown for: useful for programmers to make own ‘dapps’, the first to utilise sidechains\n10. Storjcoin X\nStorj released Storjcoin X in July 2014. At its core, Storj a decentralized, open-sourced and encrypted cloud data storage which uses Storjcoin tokens to gain access and usage in the Storj network. The market cap as of mid-September is $8 million.\nKnown for: decentralized cloud storage\nConclusion\nOutside of this list, there are also newer cryptocurrencies incorporating other types of advantages. There are also other cryptocurrencies that sometimes weave in and out from this list, such as SiaCoin and Counterparty. Only time will tell if these coins will remain in the top 10 or will be dethroned by others.\n![coins.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPQjPkbw7Tj2v51sZ2vdQE1fbE9rqnepRhoLuYHX7yFvR/coins.jpg)",
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