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Title: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: jubalix on May 07, 2013, 03:08:27 PM I had to buy some...my life is complete...I will never sell
Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: master-P on May 07, 2013, 03:10:19 PM Yes it is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=197338 :)
Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: champbronc2 on May 07, 2013, 03:12:22 PM BQC, with its active community, should prove relatively successful. Should become another FTC/CNC.
At the current prices, you're looking to make a pretty penny in a week or two. Scooped up 50,000 total of those bad boys from BTer. Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: jubalix on May 07, 2013, 03:18:49 PM BQC, with its active community, should prove relatively successful. Should become another FTC/CNC. At the current prices, you're looking to make a pretty penny in a week or two. Scooped up 50,000 total of those bad boys from BTer. I think it has a much better community than FTC or CNC!!! BQC ATW Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: ohhaithere on May 07, 2013, 03:22:33 PM BQC, with its active community, should prove relatively successful. Should become another FTC/CNC. At the current prices, you're looking to make a pretty penny in a week or two. Scooped up 50,000 total of those bad boys from BTer. Is there any evidence of scamcoins like FTC/CNC actually going up after hitting exchange? All I've ever seen is that they hit exchange, that's the price, and they fade away because they're pointless. I'll be shocked if BBQ ever go over 0.0005, because a precedent was set within a few minutes of it hitting exchange that they're worth about 0.0003. Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: AzureEngineer on May 07, 2013, 03:23:54 PM BQC is worth whatever someone will pay for it.
Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: master-P on May 07, 2013, 03:28:16 PM Is there any evidence of scamcoins like FTC/CNC actually going up after hitting exchange? All I've ever seen is that they hit exchange, that's the price, and they fade away because they're pointless. I'll be shocked if BBQ ever go over 0.0005, because a precedent was set within a few minutes of it hitting exchange that they're worth about 0.0003. BQC has been around way longer than FTC/CNC and has an active community. The maximum coins of 81 million is even less than LTC according to http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=bbqcoin. A lot of the coins that people mined before were lost too, when they thought BQC was dead, so there is a shortage of BQC right now. Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: Jakewell on May 07, 2013, 03:39:04 PM Is there any evidence of scamcoins like FTC/CNC actually going up after hitting exchange? All I've ever seen is that they hit exchange, that's the price, and they fade away because they're pointless. I'll be shocked if BBQ ever go over 0.0005, because a precedent was set within a few minutes of it hitting exchange that they're worth about 0.0003. BQC has been around way longer than FTC/CNC and has an active community. The maximum coins of 81 million is even less than LTC according to http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=bbqcoin. A lot of the coins that people mined before were lost too, when they thought BQC was dead, so there is a shortage of BQC right now. Yeah this coin maybe will be the best among the recent ones. Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: markm on May 07, 2013, 03:42:12 PM I am pretty sure that 42/50 as many coins per block multiplied by ten times as many blocks as bitcoin does not work out to 81 million.
-MarkM- Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: jubalix on May 07, 2013, 03:44:53 PM I am pretty sure that 42/50 as many coins per block multiplied by ten times as many blocks as bitcoin does not work out to 81 million. -MarkM- ??? wat ??? please give full calcs Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: Jakewell on May 07, 2013, 03:45:29 PM I am pretty sure that 42/50 as many coins per block multiplied by ten times as many blocks as bitcoin does not work out to 81 million. -MarkM- In this page they said 70 m, http://www.bbqcoin.com/ And there is someone important behind that page Title: Re: BQC on BTER!!!!! Post by: master-P on May 07, 2013, 03:48:34 PM I am pretty sure that 42/50 as many coins per block multiplied by ten times as many blocks as bitcoin does not work out to 81 million. -MarkM- Can you give us a more accurate number? I thought the 81 million might be off, that's why I said according to that site and not according to me ;) |