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 1.47.
It’s followed by the Raiden Network (RDN), an off-chain scaling payment solution to perform ERC20 compliant token transactions, at 1.33. XYO, an ERC-20 token used for a decentralized network of devices that anonymously collects geospatial data, comes next with a score of 1.25.
At the bottom comes AirSwap (AST), an ERC-20 token that enables peer-to-peer trading on the Ethereum blockchain. The token is the native currency of the decentralized AirSwap protocol, to which users can add or remove liquidity through trustless products.
On the overvalued side we have DxChain Token (DX), the world’s first decentralized big data and machine learning network powered by a computing-centric blockchain, at 0.34. 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 Crypterium (CRPT), a cryptobank platform that leverages the ETH blockchain to provide an instant processing engine for fiat and crypto-based transactions. Then comes Monacoin, the once-popular cat meme cryptocurrency which has even been used to buy land in 2014, at 0.39.
Source: https://www.cryptocompare.com/email-updates/daily/2020/jul/17/
