Monero is considered a pioneer because of its privacy features, that doesn't mean we all have to buy Monero. Just like we don't all have to buy Bitcoin. It's difficult to say it without being able to see the end product but I have a hard time believing that DeepSend will be the exact same feature as whatever Monero is having. DeepOnion doesn't have the same developers as Monero. In my previous post, I said that the idea behind DeepSend and the mechanics are not new, not that they were a copy/paste of Monero.

Hm, are you sure you understand what DeepSend is, mate? Because the idea behind DeepSend and the mechanics are not new. Now, if someone were to name their feature DeepSend, that would be another thing entirely. And it also would be foolish, DeepSend doesn't mean much if it's not related to DeepOnion.

Yeah, to my understanding, it needed to be done. Besides, DeepOnion can't be giving 5% rewards forever. 1% for a coin that wants to last is more reasonable.

Exactly. That's why we always say, do your research. Also, are we at a point where we assume Bitcoin to be a safe investment? lol

Are there any officials information about volume and such things that make exchanges Tier 1? What about Kucoin suddenly made it tier 1 exchange? Also, it's so funny that people kept whining about DeepOnion not having a tier 1 exchange while Kucoin snuck in and became one.

Don't worry, DeepOnion has a good team of developers, they always work on making stuff better and fixing stuff.

When you say it like that, it sounds ugly. In reality, the 30% drop you're mentioning was actually 3-4 cents.

True, luck didn't have much to do with it. Hard work from the developers and true interest from the community kept DeepOnion alive in this bloody bear market.

True. I've noticed this especially with coins that started around the same time as DeepOnion. Even with older ones. This means that DeepOnion has fared relatively better than those coins.

You're one of the lucky ones. Lots of people had coins in Cryptopia, which they lost after the hack. I used to have some coins too but I also had most of them transferred before the hack, so I lost about $5 worth of coins.

Yeah, the problem is that there are still no real safeguards for when you leave your coins in an exchange. Now, I tend to trust Kucoin more than some other exchanges but really, who knows what can happen at any time...

Good for the people using Satowallet. I've seen some of the communication between Satowallet users and the team over there and they don't seem to care that much about the issues their users have. Certainly not enough to get in touch with the DeepOnion team earlier and fix them. Let's hope that all the issues regarding DeepOnion will be able to get fixed now.

That's cool, I believe that a lot of Russians are currently interested in cryptocurrencies and some of them might look into DeepOnion.

Not a bad ranking. For some reason, when I click the link above I only get a blank page. I had to get to the initial page of the website and then search for DeepOnion to see it.

I like it but maybe I would skip the part where it says "when completed". Since before this it is mentioned that "Deepsend will be the most advanced p2p decentralized trust system", everyone can understand that it currently in the process of being developed. I'm just nitpicking, though.

I think that even without the distribution method chosen by DeepOnion, there are lots of things that make this coin attractive. The wheel may only be invented once but that doesn't mean all cars are alike.

But we're still talking about the reward halving, so any miners would be getting half of what they used to get per block. It still means that miners would be able to sell half of what they used to sell before.

So, it happened. Let's see how this affects the price of DeepOnion. If it does, anyway.

I think the ST was given to DeepOnion because of low volume, I don't think they had something against DeepOnion. Unless some deal happened in the background that I don't know about since I'm not a member of the DeepOnion team, I consider this a non-malicious action and a thing of the past. Kucoin obviously evaluated DeepOnion along with other projects when this happened, and found DeepOnion to be worthy of still being listed on the exchange, rightfully so, in my opinion.

I agree, that's quite the attention DeepOnion suddenly got. I wonder what drove them in masses to the forum and if this attention might translate to a price increase too.