I'll give you guys some that I'm accumulating:
Nimiq (NET) - Devs know their shit as evidenced from their highly technical blogs. Main net release sometime in December, allegedly it will be so easy your grandma could send it in a text or email. Also has browser mining, super low supply, is ASIC resistant. Like $13 million market cap, been flying under the radar. I was accumulating when it was dipping to 60 cents, anything under 80 putting profits into. It's kind of high now, but I think maybe some long term money was getting into it slowly, and it might dip over the next few days/weeks.
DCorp - I really believe the early retirement meme, it's going to pay dividends from the crypto VC fund, and token holders have voting rights on what gets funded. This alone is bigger than most people know, and the best example I can think of to illustrate that is think about what upcoming cryptos will do to get the token holders to vote for their proposal; almost every successful one will have to give tokens to DCorp. It may be locked up in the DAO or maybe air dropped proportionally to token holders. There's only 8 million DCORP, so if 1 million future platform tokens were evenly distributed, you would get one for every 8 DCORP that you own. That's allegedly coming in December. But the thing that really gets me excited about it is the derivatives exchange that is coming summer next year(can't remember exactly when). Derivatives in the stock market are worth 10x the GDP of the entire world. Exchange revenue is shared with token holders. Again, with such a small supply of Dcorp; assuming 0.01 percent fees on 800 million in volume, that equals one cent a day. I think that will be lower at the start, but as volume and popularity ramps up, it could surpass that volume easily. It's hovering around a dollar. I bought a lot in the post-ICO FOMO, then bought all the way down. When it hit like 60 cents, I doubled down. Basically going to sit on this one for a while, buy any dips that look juicy.