The Flipside Crypto Disparity Ratio is a tool helping you find out which cryptoassets are under and overvalued. The crypto disparity ratio scores cryptoassets based on market capitalization and FCAS ratings, with a score over 1 showing it’s undervalued, and under 1 showing it’s overvalued.
POA Network (POA), a public sidechain based on the Ethereum protocol that will use Proof-of-Authority and allow organizations to build their own networks in their own validators and allow developers to deploy decentralized applications, tops the undervalued list with a score of 1.46.
XYO, an ERC-20 token used for a decentralized network of devices that anonymously collects geospatial data, comes next with a score of 1.31. It’s followed by the Raiden Network (RDN), an off-chain scaling payment solution to perform ERC20 compliant token transactions, at 1.30.
At the bottom comes Storj (STORJ), a decentralized cloud storage platform that allows anyone to rent their idle hard drive space and to earn a revenue by doing so.
On the overvalued side we CyberVein (CVT), a Distributed Ledger System that allows for the decentralized management of complex datasets on the blockchain, without requiring centralized storage providers. It’s followed by Huobi Token (HT). an ERC-20 token that allows users to receive a discount on fees at the Huobi exchange, among other advantages.
Next have the DxChain Token (DX), the world’s first decentralized big data and machine learning network powered by a computing-centric blockchain, at 0.35.
Then comes Monacoin, the once-popular cat meme cryptocurrency which has even been used to buy land in 2014, at 0.36. At the bottom we have Crypterium (CRPT) , a cryptobank platform that leverages the ETH blockchain to provide an instant processing engine for fiat and crypto-based transactions.
Source: https://www.cryptocompare.com/email-updates/daily/2020/jul/10/
