With this community, the way the price has gone up with each reward block drop and the dev's being overly active I would hang on to them.  It's only a matter of time before this coin is added to Mintpal and usually that only helps the price of a coin.

You are either a believer or you aren't.  If you believed in the coin enough to accumulated 250K, I take it he isn't in for a quick 5%.  But that's just my two cents

No offense,  but how is a random color named coin a "good name"?

Haha, I knew I had seen that message before, so I went hunting.  Strange it was from a different poster. Oh well

The real question is do we see 1000 today? And if we do.....will this be  the last time for triple digits??

Did you just copy and paste message #2 from over 3 months ago?  Lol why?

Murraycoin for the most part has been very drama free outside of a couple of trolls.  Good community with great dedicated dev team, welcome aboard!

Lol. Nice estimates

On the surface it looks like just a way to pump the original Pawncoin.  16M pawncoins are said to be needed to fulfill IPO.  Total supply of pawncoins are less than 8M.  All I have to say is...hmm sketchy. 

LOL that whole ePawncoin thread is a cluster.  People want answers, dev shys away and doesn't answer question, I would stay far away from that one.

Aluminum "paper" wallets sound badass!  Let's just keeping on rockin' with the Murraycoin.  So many other threads out there are 4-5 times longer than this one and if you look through them more than half of the posts are either a) posts about simple things like the wallet not working, b) people pointing out obvious scam tactics in either the pre-mine, instamine, pos formula, etc or c) people simply complaining about the price or the absent dev.  Bholzer has done a great job, tested everything, solved problems and given us hope.  In a crypto world where there is a new fad and each new coin promises the moon to get people to buy in.....Murraycoin keeps pushing forward.  How can a coin be introduced, put on an exchange and be "the next big thing" within days and weeks of it's launch?  The world just doesn't work that way.  No company opens up and is immediately a leader in it's industry.  It takes time, trust and a good product to gain momentum to step up to that level.  I feel that we have that here.

 We have had our naysayers along the way.  The people looking to cash in huge and upset when they didn't.  What I say to them?  I'm glad you hopped off the train.  In an age where most all other long standing coins are losing value, MRY has held tight now for weeks.  We waited out the Cryptsy voting, we sat idle watching scam coin after scam pay their way on exchanges.  Murraycoin has stood tough.  With a new paper wallet, an aluminum wallet and a project that includes Octocoin in the works (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=504265.msg7155954#msg7155954) I am excited about the Murray future.

I am looking forward to the day when the Murraycoin price starts to rise on the exchanges and the naysayers and get-rich quick traders look over and see a long standing, tight knit community without the drama, without the gigantic pre-mine, without a scammy IPO, without 25% of the coins going to "bounties" and I hope they think....wow I should have gotten in on that when it was cheap.  I know I am not the most vocal here on the boards, but I'm feeling patriotic...or should I say...Murraytriotic this morning.  Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.  Eat, Drink and be Murray everyone!

Is there a paper wallet out for MRY?  It could be cool if you could get some donations and load up a bunch of wallets with 50 MRY apiece on them to give out to people with explanation how to access their coins.

I saw the price on Polo and came to see what has happened to WOLF.  I was around for the beginning, watched how the first Sunday went and bought in for the 2nd and 3rd Sunday's.  I loved the game.  How greedy could you get away with being?  Everyone knew for every winner there was at least 1 loser.  I staggered my coins to see what I could get away with and ended up both weeks I played.  After week 3 I dumped what WOLF I had left for a very small profit and got out.  After the game changed to be all day trading, it just wasn't the same game. 

There was too much WOLF on the market while the buy back orders were the same every week.  People were interested in less and less profit and if you didn't have time to be around all day, or for my sake even awake at the trading time it just wasn't worth it to try and make a small percentage.  It took a calculated risk and it did test greediness of people, I wish there would have been limits on weekly buy orders and Insanity Sunday would have stayed the same throughout.  I think the price would have been more steady and would have been interesting to see once you actually got through the Insanity Sunday periods.  I do think there were too many changes along the way and reading up on the thread, the Dev can't disappear for large chunks of time in a project like this.

Anyways, for people still invested I hope this coin ends up doing something and you can recoup some of your losses.   

I don't see why it has to be an exchange and why it's more secure than a cold storage wallet with an encrypted password. 

Good question.

I hate to burst your bubble but this coin will never come close to sniffing $1.  I would be surprised if it ever reached 10 sat.

1 miner on the entire network, just let it die. 

Someone or someones been buying all day it seems! Go go go!

I think after almost 4 months we can trust him to put out news when he has news.  As a large Murray holder I don't think I feel the need for him to come on just to say "I'm still here guys!"  But that's just me!

Stoked for the new wallet, hope it comes out soon!

I honestly think that is the problem.  Exchanges essentially take bribes to add coins that are less than a few days old to get it added.  IMO a coin shouldn't even be allowed to be publicly traded until 30 days after it has been released.

6.5% of all POW coins given away on bounties. LOL, give me a break.  Unless you show me the block explorer with 800K+ coins coming out of that dev's pre-mine account, I won't believe that one bit.

This right there is the problem.  A pre-mine should never be for total amount of coins when POS is involved.  Most coins these days seem to be dead after a few months, but you are going to believe that the dev will hold on to a HUGE amount of coins for 7 years?  Highly unlikely.  Even if the dev did hang on to the coins, he will have more than anyone sitting in a wallet gaining more and more with POS.  Not that I don't trust the dev's intentions, I don't know him or ever talked to him, but a 15% off the bat pre-mine of POW coins is overly absurd.