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Title: Worldcoin WDC Post by: BIT4BRAIN on February 08, 2014, 03:29:22 PM I myself have watched BTC for almost 1 year + now and know from experience that worldcoin is having it's bumps. To some this is sad news as it's a little lower than normal. However to those who got in a 1 cent to 10 cents this is just a quick fall. Worldcoin is barely a year old and can anyone image this coin in 3 to 5 years?
I personally have a small chunky of WDC and will hold strong as I made my mistakes trading or transferring BTC and LTC in the early days. BTC and LTC both did 10-20x jump shortly after I traded my majority. Just a example of why a 10 cent fall won't scare me, nobody can change the name or progress of WDC only the future. So anyone interested in helping can contact me personally. Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Snail2 on February 26, 2014, 12:39:41 PM where is this coin traded, other than Cryptsy? mcxnow, bter, vircurex and on a lot of other smaller exchanges. Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Snail2 on February 26, 2014, 12:48:13 PM To OP
In the past WDC have been an "investment vehicle" for a group of scammers. I mean they invested a lot of BS, you guys invested a lot of money... Three times in a row (issues around the startup, unocs, Scharmbeck). After all of this why should anyone trust WDC? Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: saif92 on February 26, 2014, 12:52:49 PM where is this coin traded, other than Cryptsy? mcxnow, bter, vircurex and on a lot of other smaller exchanges. Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Armis on February 26, 2014, 01:30:21 PM To OP In the past WDC have been an "investment vehicle" for a group of scammers. I mean they invested a lot of BS, you guys invested a lot of money... Three times in a row (issues around the startup, unocs, Scharmbeck). After all of this why should anyone trust WDC? don't trust any cryptocurrency, don't trust any CC exchange, and don't trust your computer software to keep out the hackers do what you can with what you have, the greater the risk the greater the POTENTIAL reward, wherever there is great risk there is great loss Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Armis on February 26, 2014, 01:40:42 PM where is this coin traded, other than Cryptsy? mcxnow, bter, vircurex and on a lot of other smaller exchanges. I didn't see WDC on either site, nevertheless I like the cyptorush site where are they based? I like the fact that they used dodge as one of their pivot or base coins, what are some other interesting things about them? Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Snail2 on February 26, 2014, 03:55:13 PM don't trust any cryptocurrency, don't trust any CC exchange, and don't trust your computer software to keep out the hackers do what you can with what you have, the greater the risk the greater the POTENTIAL reward, wherever there is great risk there is great loss Maybe you wasn't here during the WDC startup and the unocs hype :). This latest Scharmbeck scam was almost boring after the previous two. Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: flounderella on February 26, 2014, 04:05:18 PM What's special about Worldcoin anymore? Speed of transactions? Not too important; faster speed just makes network less safe and easier to exploit by 51% attack.
Title: Re: Worldcoin WDC Post by: Armis on February 26, 2014, 04:17:04 PM don't trust any cryptocurrency, don't trust any CC exchange, and don't trust your computer software to keep out the hackers do what you can with what you have, the greater the risk the greater the POTENTIAL reward, wherever there is great risk there is great loss Maybe you wasn't here during the WDC startup and the unocs hype :). This latest Scharmbeck scam was almost boring after the previous two. Since I'm new here, your presumption is probably accurate, however I'm doubtful my general assessment would change. All cryptocurrencies should ramp up with lots of hype, that's the way you bring attention to your CC then over time the strength of the coin should overpower the fading hype. In this way the CC stabilizes wherever it is. Notwithstanding, you still should not trust any cc, exchange, or software to protect your valuables. |