Agree. PoS coins' success largely depends on their level of adoption within the mainstream world. They're most often compared to traditional savings account from a Bank. The greater rewards, the greater your chances are of obtaining bigger profits like never before. When selecting a PoS coin on the market, one needs to look for actively developed cryptocurrencies with a good reward ratio. That way, you'll rest assured that your investment will last for a long time.

A cryptocurrency which fits the bill nicely is Ethereum. It may not be a PoS coin yet, but it will within the not-so-distant future. While it's still a PoW cryptocurrency, you could take advantage of the lower prices on the market, in order to grow your nest for the future. Once Ethereum becomes a PoS coin, not only you'll earn from the increase in price, but also you'll be able to earn much more money by hodling it in your wallet. If all goes well for ETH, then it'll become the best PoS coin you could invest for years to come.

Other PoS coins like Peercoin, and Blackcoin are quite stable and sustainable for the foreseeable future. They're quite old, yet they've managed to remain actively traded on the market relative to other newer PoS coins which faded away into oblivion. Of course, the rewards for PPC and BLK are not as attractive as other PoS coins like Bean Cash, and Stakenet, but they're a reliable investment that's sure to last for a very long time.

Nonetheless, with the many PoS coins available on the market right now, we have a wide variety of options to choose from based on our specific needs. Only a few minutes of your time will suffice in order to determine which PoS coin is the most suitable for your investment. As for me, I'd go with old PoS coins that will last for years to come. Just my opinion

I'm on a bit of a Bean buying spree atm. It's cheap atm due to Bittrex's unfortunate decision to delist but its found new exchanges like altmarkets.io . Unparallelled satoshi generation... so much fun from a happy little Bean.

Honestly, NEO has been an undervalued coin for a long time. Big players like Ethereum, EOS, and TRON have taken the world by storm as they've gathered the most number of users and decentralized applications into them. NEO has a great technology for scalability, but it's been behind its rivals because of the lack of marketing/promotion. Not to mention, the bear market of 2018 has greatly affected its price across the crypto market. We'll have to see how everything unfolds with the next iteration of NEO (NEO 3.0) that's bound to happen soon.

With current prices, I believe that NEO is still a bargain. Imagine buying and staking NEO while its "GAS" token heads back towards its original price levels of over $95 per coin. It would truly make you extremely wealthy in no time. But everything will depend on how many devs are willing to bring their own dApps to NEO for the mainstream world to use. Despite this, NEO is a PoS coin that's a little hidden gem you wouldn't want to miss. I would stake NEO, Bean Cash, and even Ethereum (once it becomes a PoS coin) for years to come. They've been proven to be highly profitable over time (especially Bean Cash), despite their ups and downs. Staking pools makes our lives easier by allowing us to reap the rewards without opening your wallet 24/7. Still though, only decentralized solutions (like Pool of Stake, and Rocket Pool) would be the best choice for pooled staking.

Nonetheless, I hope to see new and exciting PoS coins with attractive rewards for their investors. They're much better than PoW coins because of their high-reward ratio. But be aware, that most PoS coins are extremely risky because of their huge supply within the crypto market. Only good-old PoS coins and those with a decent supply will survive in the long run. Just my thoughts

I don't know why you still choose to trade/invest bean cash, I wouldn't. I feel if It was good enough, It wouldn't have gotten delisted from Bittrex. I don't know if it's just me, but trading low volume coins or catching knifes just isn't my thing. I prefer to go with well established coins. Recently, Binance launched their own staking platform   So I'm considering being a part of it. I think TRX and BNB are good options ~ Not trying to shill. But If I'm going to invest, It's those two.

I really like Tron as well. But, it's not really staking in the sense of downloading the wallet and depositing coins. You have to vote on Super Representatives in order to stake. I think Binance is implementing it where all you have to do is deposit and hold TRX on there. That's really good for newer people who want to get into it. However, I'm not too sure on the ROI percent from Binance as I haven't deposited any there yet to test it out. They could be skimming a percent of the staking rewards off the top before they even get to users if they wanted. But, I'm not sure if they're even doing that, so don't take it as gospel. It's just something that they could do if they wanted and it could make it where there are better options.

NEO has been very good to me for the past year so that is why I stick with it. I do exchange the gas for other coins that I think have a bright future and won't die like most coins/tokens will in the next Altcoin bull run. I also continue to stake some of the older coins like Bean Cash and Reddcoin as they have also done well for me for years now.

In my opinion now it is possible to invest in Pos coins - Dash and NEO, and as it is possible to wait some time while ETH too will pass on Pos

Yeah I'm really looking forward to seeing what the Reddcoin hardfork will do for staking. Reddcoin has a massive community and a lot of support so that is why I really like this coin moving forward and also its been around for years now.

I have recently been looking more into TRON and the staking feature that is on Binance, TRON also seems to be very popular with a lot of people so its well worth looking into.

There are so many PoS coins now days so we have a lot of options to choose which is best for us all.

@paramind22 i havent seen that staking rewards site before thanks for the link

i think im gonna look at LOKI, or Horizen seems like two solid long term coins with decent current ROI