Greetings r/cc and r/CointestOfficial. As announced previously, this final Coin Inquiries round marks the end of Cointest for the foreseeable future.

The mod team's priorities and attention are now fully devoted to rebuilding moons' functionality after Reddit 'sunset' community points. Cointest was an experiment to incentivize quality content in the main sub - to that end, we're happy to have distributed almost 300k moons over the years to the community. We will continue providing users with other events and ways to earn moons, including trivia sessions and other contests.

We hope to stay engaged with all of you who submitted or enjoyed reading Cointest entries in the past. Please contribute your ideas in /r/CryptoCurrencyMeta on how to improve our ecosystem. And reach out if you are interested in a volunteer position once Cointest relaunches, especially if you have python experience.

###Selected Winners

This Coin Inquiries round started on August 1^st 2023 and ended on October 31^st 2023. A maximum of 11,000 moons will be distributed to the selected winners by the end of the month.

* Obviously the timing of the Moons Pro and Con threads was unfortunate. Given Reddit's decision to end support of the token, the submitted arguments were no longer relevant - the Cointest team has agreed to provide participants in those threads an equal amount of moons as a consolation prize.

Best Analysis award goes to u/pseudoHappyHippy for Oasis Network (ROSE) Pro-Argument. You can find the entry here. Congrats!

The timing of this update could not have been worse, but still the show must go on...

We congratulate the winners of the July-Sept 2023 round and give our sincere thanks to all community members who have stuck with Cointest over the years. You make the r/cc community great and we're glad to have distributed over 292k Moons thus far (check my math in the archive).

There is one final round open for 2023 and the topics you can participate in are linked at the end.

###Selected Winners

The Top Institutions round started on July 1^st and ended on September 30^th 2023.

A total of 11,000 moons will be distributed to the selected winners after they complete a one month vetting stage.

Best Analysis award goes to u/Blendzi0r for their entry on Binance. You can find the entry here.

###Bounties - Win moons for fact-checking and reporting violations

As stated, the arguments selected above will go through a vetting stage lasting until the next mid-month update. This escrow period is for fact-checking and making sure the contestants did not violate any rules such as plagiarizing content, using generative AI or sock puppets.

Anyone who reviews the above arguments and finds one which violates a rule can submit a report in the Bounties Megathread. If the report is verified, the user who submitted the report will win a portion or the entire moon prize allocated for the argument in question.

The vetting stage for the prior General Concepts round has ended. The original winners results will stay the same and awards will be paid out sometime next week.

###Round Ending Soon

The Coin Inquiries round will be ending on October 31. Below is a list of the topics:

• Injective Pro-Arguments

• Injective Con-Arguments

• Litecoin Pro-Arguments

• Litecoin Con-Arguments

• Moons Pro-Arguments

• Moons Con-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Pro-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Con-Arguments

• Worldcoin Pro-Arguments

• Worldcoin Con-Arguments

###Reminders

• The registry collects all topics open for participation in one place.

• The archive lists out all current and closed topics. Users can find prior threads on a topic to help refine their arguments (or to help with DYOR).

• The policy section outlines Cointest rules and guidelines among other aspects of the project.

Thank you for your attention.

Greetings r/CointestOfficial and /r/CryptoCurrency.

After discussion amongst the team of mods and volunteers who help to run Cointest for you all, it has been decided to put Cointest on hold for the time being.

Cointest has currently been running nonstop for over 2 years. We know that there are many users who enjoy participating every month and/or reading the community's excellent entries. This decision was not made lightly, but ultimately we will put a bear market pause on Cointest and re-assess once the market and sub activity pick up again.

If you're interested in earning moons through other events, please consider joining the periodic trivia sessions held via Kahoot and frequent competitions (click here for collection of prior contests).

You will still see winning comments pinned on top posts in /r/CryptoCurrency - however, since we won't have new entries to showcase for the foreseeable future, we will add a disclaimer to designate that pro/con arguments may be old and thus contain outdated information.

Please reach out if you are interested in a volunteer position once Cointest relaunched, especially if you have python experience.

Thank you to everyone who participated in Cointest and stay tuned for info about a relaunch in the future.

Welcome to a topics discussion thread for the Top Coins category. The purpose of this thread is to solicit ideas for which topics will be included in the upcoming Top Coins round.

###Rules:

• All r/CC rules apply in this thread.

• Only topics in the top 10 market cap are eligible.

• Topic suggestions for coins under the top 10 market cap are ineligible and would be better suited for the Coin Inquiries category.

• Topic suggestions about technologies or concepts are ineligible and would be better suited for the General Concepts category.

• This thread is for topics discussion only and no other meta topics. Meta discussions will be referred to the Meta Discussion thread.

• Comments will be sorted by newest first.

###Resources:

• Cointest Registry - Use this wiki page to see the full list of topics in the current General Concepts round.

• Top Coins Flair Filter - Use this search listing to find past topics registered in the Top Coins category.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

Greetings r/CryptoCurrency and r/CointestOfficial!

The June 2023 General Concepts round has ended and its topic-threads are locked. All open topics you can participate in are listed at the end of the post.

As a reminder: the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest is an official, ongoing competition to crowdsource the best arguments in support of or against selected crypto topics. Moon prizes are awarded to the winning contestants. The end goal is to provide r/CC readers with a balanced source of quality information for their cryptocurrency research.

###Selected Winners

This General Concepts round started on June 1^st, 2023 and ended on August 30^th 2023. 11,000 moons will be divided among the winners after they complete a one month vetting stage.

Best Analysis award goes to u/Eric_Something for Bridges Con Arguments. You can find the entry here. Congrats!~

###Bounties - Win moons for fact-checking and reporting violations

As stated before, the arguments selected above go through a one month vetting stage. This escrow period is for fact-checking and making sure the contestants did not violate any rules such as plagiarizing or using sock puppet accounts.

Anyone who reviews the above arguments and finds one which violates a rule can submit a report in the Bounties Megathread. If the report is verified, the user who submitted the report will win moons.

The vetting stage for the prior Coin Inquiries round has ended. No bounty reports were submitted so winner results will stay the same. Prizes should be paid out by end of next week

###Round Ending Soon

The Top Institutions round will be ending on September 30th. Below is a list of the topics:

Top institutions

• Binance Pro-Arguments

• Binance Con-Arguments

• Coinbase Pro-Arguments

• Coinbase Con-Arguments

• Ethereum Foundation Pro-Arguments

• Ethereum Foundation Con-Arguments

• Microstrategy Pro-Arguments

• Microstrategy Con-Arguments

• SEC Pro-Arguments

• SEC Con-Arguments

###Coin Inquiries

The Top Institutions round will be ending on October 31st. Below is a list of the topics:

• Injective Pro-Arguments

• Injective Con-Arguments

• Litecoin Pro-Arguments

• Litecoin Con-Arguments

• Moons Pro-Arguments

• Moons Con-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Pro-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Con-Arguments

• Worldcoin Pro-Arguments

• Worldcoin Con-Arguments

###Reminders

• The registry collects all topics open for participation in one place. See the column for General Concepts to find topics ending soon.

• The archive lists out all current and closed topics. Users can find prior threads on a topic to help refine their arguments (or to help with DYOR).

• The policy section outlines Cointest rules and guidelines among other aspects of the project.

Thank you for your attention.

Welcome to a topics discussion thread for the General Concepts category. The purpose of this thread is to solicit ideas for new topics to include in the upcoming General Concepts round.

###Rules:

• All r/CC rules apply in this thread.

• No topics about certain technologies or ideas. Those topics are better reserved for General Concepts rounds.

• This thread is for topics discussion only and no other meta topics. Meta discussions will be referred to the Meta Discussion thread.

• Comments will be sorted by newest first.

###Resources:

• Cointest Registry - Use this wiki page to see the full list of topics in the current General Concepts round.

• General Concepts Flair Filter - Use this search listing to find past topics registered in the General Concepts category.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

Greetings r/cc and r/CointestOfficial! The May 2023 Coin Inquiries round has ended and a new Coin Inquiries round has begun, as of August 1^st. Open topics you can participate in are listed at the end of the post.

As a reminder: the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest is an official, ongoing competition for crowdsourcing the best arguments in support of or against selected crypto topics by awarding Moon prizes to the winning contestants. Winning arguments get pinned to top posts in r/CC to provide users with a balanced source of quality information for their cryptocurrency research.

###Selected Winners

This Coin Inquiries round started on May 1^st 2023 and ended on July 31^st 2023. A maximum of 11,000 moons will be distributed to the selected winners after they complete a one month vetting stage.

Best Analysis award goes to u/PetCrowsAreNotBad for ZCash Con-Arguments. You can find the entry here. Congrats!

###Bounties - Win moons for fact-checking and reporting violations

As stated before, the arguments selected above will go through a vetting stage lasting until the next mid-month update. This escrow period is for fact-checking and making sure the contestants did not violate any rules such as plagiarizing content or using sock puppets.

Anyone who reviews the above arguments and finds one which violates a rule can submit a report in the Bounties Megathread. If the report is verified, the user who submitted the report will win a portion or the entire moon prize allocated for the argument in question.

The vetting stage for the prior General Concepts round has ended. No bounty reports were submitted so original winners results will stay the same and awards will be paid out promptly.

###Round Ending Soon

The General Concepts round will be ending on August 31^st. Below is a list of the topics:

• Account Abstraction Pro-Arguments

• Account Abstraction Con-Arguments

• Bridges Pro-Arguments

• Bridges Con-Arguments

• Hot/Cold Wallets Pro-Arguments

• Hot/Cold Wallets Con-Arguments

• Technical Analysis Pro-Arguments

• Technical Analysis Con-Arguments

• ZK Proofs Pro-Arguments

• ZK Proofs Con-Arguments

###Latest Round

The new Coin Inquiries round has been live since the start of the month. Below is a list of the topics:

• Injective Pro-Arguments

• Injective Con-Arguments

• Litecoin Pro-Arguments

• Litecoin Con-Arguments

• Moons Pro-Arguments

• Moons Con-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Pro-Arguments

• Oasis Network (ROSE) Con-Arguments

• Worldcoin Pro-Arguments

• Worldcoin Con-Arguments

###Reminders

• The registry collects all topics open for participation in one place. See the column for General Concepts to find topics ending soon.

• The archive lists out all current and closed topics. Users can find prior threads on a topic to help refine their arguments (or to help with DYOR).

• The policy section outlines Cointest rules and guidelines among other aspects of the project.

Thank you for your attention.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Worldcoin Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Worldcoin search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Worldcoin Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Worldcoin search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Oasis Network (ROSE) Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Oasis Network (ROSE) search listings sorted by [relevance](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search?q=Oasis Network (ROSE)&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=relevance&t=all) or [top](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search/?q=Oasis Network (ROSE)&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=top). Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• [Find](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=Oasis Network (ROSE)&title=Special%3ASearch&profile=default&fulltext=1&ns0=1) the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Oasis Network (ROSE) Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Oasis Network (ROSE) search listings sorted by [relevance](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search?q=Oasis Network (ROSE)&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=relevance&t=all) or [top](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search/?q=Oasis Network (ROSE)&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=top). Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• [Find](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=Oasis Network (ROSE)&title=Special%3ASearch&profile=default&fulltext=1&ns0=1) the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Moons Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Moons search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Moons Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Moons search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Litecoin Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Litecoin search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Litecoin Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Litecoin search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Injective Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Injective search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this thread, the category is Coin Inquiries and the topic is Injective Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Read through these Injective search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Welcome to a topics discussion thread for the Top Coins category. The purpose of this thread is to solicit ideas for which topics will be included in the upcoming Top Coins round.

###Rules:

• All r/CC rules apply in this thread.

• Only topics in the top 10 market cap are eligible.

• Topic suggestions for coins under the top 10 market cap are ineligible and would be better suited for the Coin Inquiries category.

• Topic suggestions about technologies or concepts are ineligible and would be better suited for the General Concepts category.

• This thread is for topics discussion only and no other meta topics. Meta discussions will be referred to the Meta Discussion thread.

• Comments will be sorted by newest first.

###Resources:

• Cointest Registry - Use this wiki page to see the full list of topics in the current General Concepts round.

• Top Coins Flair Filter - Use this search listing to find past topics registered in the Top Coins category.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

Welcome to a topics discussion thread for the Coin Inquiries category. The purpose of this thread is to solicit ideas for new topics to include in the upcoming Coin Inquiries round.

###Rules:

• All r/CC rules apply in this thread.

• No topics about certain technologies or ideas. Those topics are better reserved for Coin Inquiries rounds.

• This thread is for topics discussion only and no other meta topics. Meta discussions will be referred to the Meta Discussion thread.

• Comments will be sorted by newest first.

###Resources:

• Cointest Registry - Use this wiki page to see the full list of topics in the current Coin Inquiries round.

• Coin Inquiries Flair Filter - Use this search listing to find past topics registered in the Coin Inquiries category.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

Greetings r/CryptoCurrency and r/CointestOfficial!

The April 2023 Cointest round has ended and its threads are locked. For July 2023, we are continuing to re-imagine the Top Coins category - trying to come up with new things to say about top coins like BTC and ETH was getting stale...

For the first new format, we landed on Top People. We asked you to consider the impact that key personalities have had on the crypto space. For the new round, Top Institutions, users can discuss the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space.

As a reminder: the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest is an official, ongoing competition for crowdsourcing the best write ups for selected crypto topics by awarding Moon prizes to the winning contestants. Winning arguments get pinned to top posts in r/CC to provide users with community sourced information for their cryptocurrency research.

###Selected Winners

The Top People round started on April 1^st and ended on June 30^th 2023.

A total of 11,000 moons will be distributed to the selected winners after they complete a one month vetting stage.

Best Analysis award goes to u/cryotosensei for their entry on Vitalik Buterin. You can find the entry here.

###Bounties - Win moons for fact-checking and reporting violations

As stated, the arguments selected above will go through a vetting stage lasting until the next mid-month update. This escrow period is for fact-checking and making sure the contestants did not violate any rules such as plagiarizing content, using generative AI or sock puppets.

Anyone who reviews the above arguments and finds one which violates a rule can submit a report in the Bounties Megathread. If the report is verified, the user who submitted the report will win a portion or the entire moon prize allocated for the argument in question.

The vetting stage for the prior General Concepts round has ended. The original winners results will stay the same and awards have been paid out.

###Round Ending Soon

The Coin Inquiries round will be ending on July 31. Below is a list of the topics:

• Arbitrum Pro-Arguments

• Arbitrum Con-Arguments

• Fetch.ai Pro-Arguments

• Fetch.ai Con-Arguments

• Stacks Pro-Arguments

• Stacks Con-Arguments

• Toncoin Pro-Arguments

• Toncoin Con-Arguments

• Zcash Pro-Arguments

• Zcash Con-Arguments

###Latest Round

The new Top Coins Institutions round has been live since July 1. Below is a list of the topics. Remember that won't follow the pro/con format:

• Top Institutions: Binance Pro-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Binance Con-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Coinbase Pro-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Coinbase Con-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Ethereum Foundation Pro-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Ethereum Foundation Con-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Microstrategy Pro-Arguments

• Top Institutions: Microstrategy Con-Arguments

• Top Institutions: SEC Pro-Arguments

• Top Institutions: SEC Con-Arguments

###Reminders

• The registry collects all topics open for participation in one place. See the section for General Concepts to find topics ending soon.

• The archive lists out all current and closed topics. Users can find prior threads on a topic to help refine their arguments (or to help with DYOR).

• The policy section outlines Cointest rules and guidelines among other aspects of the project.

Thank you for your attention.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Ethereum Foundation Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Ethereum Foundation search listings sorted by [relevance](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search?q=Ethereum Foundation&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=relevance&t=all) or [top](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search/?q=Ethereum Foundation&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=top). Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• [Find](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=Ethereum Foundation&title=Special%3ASearch&profile=default&fulltext=1&ns0=1) the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Ethereum Foundation Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Ethereum Foundation search listings sorted by [relevance](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search?q=Ethereum Foundation&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=relevance&t=all) or [top](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/search/?q=Ethereum Foundation&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=top). Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• [Find](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=Ethereum Foundation&title=Special%3ASearch&profile=default&fulltext=1&ns0=1) the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Microstrategy Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Microstrategy search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Microstrategy Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Microstrategy search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Binance Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Binance search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Binance Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Binance search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Coinbase Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Coinbase search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is Coinbase Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these Coinbase search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is SEC Con-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these SEC search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.

Welcome to the r/CryptoCurrency Cointest. For this round, we are continuing to reimagine the Top Coins category (e.g., see the previous Top People theme). We invite you to consider the positive or negative impact that specific companies, non-profits, government organizations, etc. have had on the crypto space. The topic for this thread is SEC Pro-Arguments. It will end three months from when it was submitted. Here are the rules and guidelines.

SUGGESTIONS:

• Reminder that arguments should relate to cryptocurrency - general discussion and context is helpful, but think about how the topic impacts or pertains to crypto specifically.
• Read through these SEC search listings sorted by relevance or top. Find posts with numerous upvotes and sort the comments by controversial first. You might find some material worth incorporating into your write up.
• *Preempt counter-points in opposing threads (pro or con) to help make your arguments more complete.
• Find the relevant Wikipedia page and read through the references. The references section can be a great starting point for researching your argument.
• Reminder that plagiarism and AI-generated responses are against the rules.
• 1st place doesn't take all, so don't be discouraged! Both 2nd and 3rd places give you two more chances to win moons.

Submit your arguments below. Good luck and have fun.