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Volume is still not bad in CoinGecko.
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Storj update DriveShare Test Group B Plan Dear Storj Supporters, Test Group B is the first time we will be rewarding DriveShare users for participating in the Storj network. Test Group A got us usable data on network latency, disconnects, uptime, and other factors. In this test group we will be specifically testing out reward mechanisms, and expanding the storage capacity of the network as a whole.  Full blog here http://blog.storj.io/post/118706366258/driveshare-test-group-b-planJoin the community here https://storjtalk.org
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This is a good idea. Minus the crapcoins though.
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Then what are we really here for? Is this whole movement a joke?
Of course not! I strongly support cryptocurrencies and I believe in their future, but the point is that some red flags were raised. But it all wouldn't matter if the government acts (your words). Then what are we really doing here? Try to make money? Look for an angle? Kill boredom? This is all beginning to be a joke for some, I think. Even if they think they don't... |
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They can DDOS, sure.. But I was talking about FINCEN making you stop acquiring POW coins.
Don't want to offend you, but most of your discussions are pointless and they seem like you are trying to gather some activity here on the forum. Can't blame you for that, but when someone express his opinion, you should actually read it before continuing like broken gramophone. What others have said is clear. If governments decide to f* us - they will. You may then even believe that you can mine Californium with your PSU (yes, PSU.. not GPU or whatever), but it won't matter. Nothing personal my friend. None taken. This is a forum.
If governments decide to f* us - they will. You may then even believe that you can mine Californium with your PSU (yes, PSU.. not GPU or whatever), but it won't matter.
Then what are we really here for? Is this whole movement a joke? |
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Who cares. Just go. If Gavin Andresen says it, just follow his lead. He'll take BTC to the mainstream.
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Yes. Time to take medication.
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This has the makings of a good movie.
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An uptrend?  |
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They can DDOS, sure.. But I was talking about FINCEN making you stop acquiring POW coins.
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Will B&C exchange be decntralized? Like will FINCEN be able to shut it down or will it be like bittorent decentralized?
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Seriously? Netcoin? Good performance? Check that volume. 300 bucks worth... That doesn't mean anything.
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Are the NXT people in contact with the officials of Greece? I think that should be the first step.
It seems to me that the intent of the committee is to create a viable solution to present. It doesn't seem that there is a hot or warm lead to work with, my guess is if they come up with something they will be going in cold. To create a viable solution, you need to really know the problem. And the only way to do that is to be in constant communication with Greece's officials. I mean if they're really serious and that Greece takes them seriously then they should meet. Who are the people behind NXT's committee in solving Greece's crisis? I'm sorry to disagree, Greece's financial condition is well known to all who desire to know it. I'm confident the bit that is unknown and/or secret would very likely remain a secret from contractor like the subject consortium. The major game changer is political winds that could change things radically, but even that is well known. Nevertheless, just because you see the bus coming doesn't mean you will avoid the collision. I maintain however, that the scope of the project is simply too massive an undertaking for serious consideration. It will take literally months to develop a viable theoretical plan, and decades for meaningful integration.Exactly. A collaboration between NXT's commitee and Greece's officials, economists, financial advisers, banks, etc.. is really needed here. If NXT's commitee decides to go at it alone, they're running the risk that Greece might not even accept their solution. So, getting in contact with Greece's officials should be the first in the agenda if they're really serious. Who are the people behind NXT's committee in solving Greece's crisis? |
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Fixed. Even this ain't gonna help LTC.  Lol. With that kind of volume it's far from dead. |
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What I got from the article..... There's no denying that crypto is or could be the future. But the question is, is Bitcoin?
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After FINCEN fined Ripple Labs and is telling them what to do with Ripple... Ripple as a protocol is gone. It is Paypal 2.0. Sell.
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Most altcoin threads have one or more people making predictions based on TA ( Technical Analysis ) of the coin, and they often post their charts showing various patterns that indicate a reversal in price is imminent. Do you believe that accurate TA can be performed on a coin given the relative low volume most coins have, or do you think that TA is a valuable tool in the altcoin market despite the volume?
Just avoid low volume crypto. |
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Are the NXT people in contact with the officials of Greece? I think that should be the first step.
It seems to me that the intent of the committee is to create a viable solution to present. It doesn't seem that there is a hot or warm lead to work with, my guess is if they come up with something they will be going in cold. To create a viable solution, you need to really know the problem. And the only way to do that is to be in constant communication with Greece's officials. I mean if they're really serious and that Greece takes them seriously then they should meet. Who are the people behind NXT's committee in solving Greece's crisis? |
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Rofl. That is funny. No Army = No Nation. |
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