Great video, I like your methodical approach. One coin that I think will decline less in a bear market is Dash. I say this because it is actually being used in a wide variety of countries and markets. They actively work on establishing business integration and through a treasury system which allows them to fund proposals such marketing, business development etc. For example, Ben Swann just funded his show (after being shutdown on mainstream channels) 100% through Dash. He put forward a proposal and the masternodes voted to fund him. A coin that has this type of governance structure has so much more staying power because they can reach out to non-crypto users and get them involved. Another example is that Dash just sponsored Rory MacDonald, who just won the welterweight championship division in the Belator MMA. This is viewed by literally millions of people. Dash has instant and private send features and is cheap to send as well. To support my case, I looked at the declines priced in USD in Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash (Dash's direct competition) from high to low, over the most recent correction. LTC declined 63%, BCH 67%. Dash dropped 61%. However, when priced in Bitcoin, LTC declined 31%, BCH 42% and Dash 33% (all data from Bitfinex). So you can see that Dash and LTC are competing closely here. However LTC has far greater volume and network effect. I would argue that going forward, LTC is going to come up against significant governance issues, just like Bitcoin, as the miners earn 100% of the block reward. Dash doesn't have this problem.