Is there a coin that will increase in value many times over in 10 years?

Author: semen_90 • 🕒 1 Oct 2026, 00:03
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Come to think of it, Bitcoin was worth about $10 in 2011, and now it’s at $85,000. And that’s over the course of 15 years. Is there any other cryptocurrency that might have roughly the same potential? Maybe Toncoin, for example, or something similar. Let’s discuss this topic. I’d buy a dozen coins and let them sit for years. 

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🕒 1 Oct 2026, 00:07 #2
semen_90 wrote:

Come to think of it, Bitcoin was worth around $10 in 2011, and now it’s at $85,000. And that’s over the course of 15 years. Is there any other cryptocurrency that might have roughly the same potential? Maybe Toncoin, for example, or something similar. Let’s discuss this topic. I’d buy a dozen coins and let them sit for years.

I'm more than certain that no other cryptocurrency has this kind of potential. Buy BTC—it's going to go up in value in the future. That's obvious. Year after year, it just keeps going up. 

And right now, it’s at 85,000. 

🕒 1 Oct 2026, 02:14 #3

Okay, maybe not exactly like that, but still with potential. What kinds might there be? Just not the ones that go up by 5 cents a year.

🕒 1 Oct 2026, 23:34 #4
semen_90 wrote:

Okay, maybe not exactly that one, but still one with potential. What are some possibilities? Just not the ones that go up 5 cents a year.

I'd keep an eye on ETH, Cardano, and SOL. I think these have potential.

🕒 3 Oct 2026, 16:37 #5
admin wrote:

I’d keep an eye on ETH, Cardano, and SOL. I think these have potential.

So, out of the three, which one do you think has the most potential?

🕒 5 Oct 2026, 15:18 #6
semen_90 wrote:

So, out of these three, which one do you think has the most potential?

I think ETH

🕒 6 Oct 2026, 18:16 #7

I think SOL is one of them; at one point, I considered POL as well, and I had particular faith in XMR.

Otherwise, I hope history repeats itself with Bitcoin; otherwise, it’s just a typical “survivor bias.”
So I don’t think something like that will happen again.

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