It is not racism. It is economic war.
If you really want to start an economic war against Germany then you guys will be back in the stone age pretty soon. I guess some authentic ancient Greece theme park would draw a lot of tourists into your country but you might not find it as comfortable as it's today. |
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Its targeted at the vegan community mainly. The aim is to build up the blockchain within the vegan community before releasing it to outsiders. The ninja launch not unintentional. Instructions on how to use the client are given here: https://veggiecoin.wordpress.com/introducing-voin/The github repository will be up shortly. Sorry mate, but Muddafudda is right. No one should touch such a new coin from an unknown source even with a ten feet pole. Such adventures are something for brave people  . |
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I think exchanges need regulation more than altcoin itself to make sure they aren't listing scams. Scams go away once they have nowhere to go and people can invest in coins without having too much doubt. There should be a way on exchange itself to report a scam (with proper proof offcourse) and that should be connected to government officials who can investigate before getting it removed.
Totally agree. Exchanges should be regulated not the coins themselves. As Ripple is an IOU and an exchange is part of their infrastructure, that's something understandable, but what the heck Applebyte want to regulate?!? I guess this is some marketing gimmick from the ABY devs or community in hopes of attracting some attention and not getting delisted from the few remaining exchanges :/ Anyway it will be better to avoid touching ABY outside of Bittrex. |
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Its only been launched in the last few days. Its a niche coin designed for ethical and much as financial reasons. Proof-of-intent replaces proof-of-work for confirming transactions.
Ninja launch, no site, no client, no documentation, no github repository, no ANN topic, a newbie promoting it... Are you kidding mate? Maybe you are not aware of that, but these "deficiencies" are all red flags around here. I'd say proof-of-intent-to-scam... |
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Such a centralized coin isn't really something for the bitcoin community. I guess that will be something for quick internal transaction processing, and will target their existing userbase.
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Because of the limited scope and limited demand niche coins are not used to stay afloat for a long time. Perhaps you want to take a look at the NXT monetary system. That's something designed for making such coins on the top of the NXT blockchain. Maybe I am alone but I have never even heard of voin before...
No, you are not alone. Actually when I asked Google, the best hit was this topic, so if it exist then it doesn't seems to be something serious. |
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That could be a prelude for a new summer offensive in the Donbass. The recent shelling in Donetsk also points to this direction. I hope the DPR-LPR forces can defend their homeland again.
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i open a giveaway 0.001 BTC for first 50 people. you must have more than 50 follower on twitter. 1 - Follow https://twitter.com/ecointrade if you want 2 - RT this twit: https://twitter.com/ecointrade/status/6231340277347409923- reply here your BTC adress. after 50 posts i send 0,001BTC each and write here tx id. please use one account, i'm open this giveaway for unfair BAN Today for me, maybe tomorrow for you. if you think i'm right please show your response. All done (@Snail210). No bounty needed. I also seen that some odd things there, but didn't realized what's going on. To be honest I think that dump was the dev, as C-Cex used to be a good exchange. Anyway, after this stuff ppl need to be careful there. |
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fun fact: if you paid your collateral to get your loan, ESPECIALLY if you use altcoins, lenders earned at least 5% already, of course vice versa, loaners gets nothing at all overall. so, even though collateral protects lenders, lenders can use this kind of advantage to scam loaners.
Don't forget that lenders also risk a drop in the price of that altcoin. Check out Bittrex or Polo and you will see that 20-30% drop within a day isn't unusual even in the case of more or less established alts. |
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May I ask a few questions? What exchanges you want to target? What altcoin trading experience do you have? In which time zones are you looking for traders? (...and in what time zone you are located?)
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Received my payment. Thanks for that. I'm glad to see such honest folks here. (To be honest I didn't expected any payments, so it was a pleasant surprise .) |
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better you go studying why EU is established using google
To be frank Falconer is right on this. Germany is the grey eminence behind practically everything what happens in the EU. They colonized central and eastern Europe, and they are the leading economical and political force in Europe. Of course the UK and France are trying to maintain a strong position, but none of these two have the money(=power) to do so. The rest of Europe are basically a lot of vassal states on German life support. |
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Take a look at Ryanpumper's tips. Perhaps he wasn't a honest bloke, and lured a bunch of gullible ppl into his fake pumps, but what he wrote on his site about altcoin trading is a pretty good summary (in principles) and an excellent "starter kit" for newbier altcoin traders . http://pumperspicks.com/category/strategy/ |
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In my opinion you fail to understand the fact that Monero can be used also as a store of value.
You do not buy bread with gold coins, do you? Still gold is considered valuable.
Even if Monero will never reach mainstream adoption, it can reach the adoption of store of value.
When you need a loaf of bread, you just convert 0.000001 XMR to fiat and buy a loaf of bread, and when you close a real estate deal, you store the money into Moneros waiting to be used/invested somewhere else.
A coin like Monero is actually pretty ideal for store of value: it is anonymous so nobody knows your balances unless you choose to reveal it. The coin supply is low which make it scarce (like gold).
In 20+ years I see one Monero costing 1 000 000 usd - and it may even be a bargain at that time.
The current Monero holders do not bother to sell any of their coins since they have so much money that they do not care anything anymore.
Gold is a store of value, because of gold is gold everywhere and traditionally considered valuable by everyone. I don't see how monero can achieve such an universal consensus. By acceptance BTC, LTC, and several other coins are way ahead of it, technologically it's inferior to NXT and most of the gen2 coins (OK, I know most or those G2 coins exist only on paper, or in early beta), if we look at the popularity I'd say there are a lot of coins what doing far better. Then why monero? |
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Thinking about to buy 60k xmr. What so you guys think, is it possible to become a millionaire in 2 years?
That depends on the monero devs and community. If they can turn monero to something easy to use for everyone (mobile/light clients) and if they can put widely used real life services in the foreground then yes, it could go to "da moon", and you can be a millionaire . |
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Why? Because the Earth is in fact flat.
Cool! All hail Terry Pratchett ! Can someone tell me where can I find the Rim on Travelrepublic or on booking.com? Some reviews about the best hotels there would be also useful . |
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I love how progressives label people bigots for following their religion... It shows how limited their brains are.
They used to label moral as bigotry as that's something what doesn't fit into their agenda. They are trying to replace it with ethics, what is a social consensus, therefore more easy to re-shape on demand, then moral what is based on beliefs, rules and tradition (basically a collection of time tested "best practices"). |
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