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1. latency.
(if you want high speed trade it will still need to be central server-lized)
2. DEX are for wide spread trading, SLOW trading, and that's okay.
3. 'D-L-Ex' is a hybrid of the 2, slow and fast, really up to you, OTC stuff.
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under 2 1 kilo inflation / 24hrs, no? we'll soon know  How about that! |
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SMART 24 index
btc 10800
ltc 190
xmr 81
dog 23
xcp 10
sc 9
nxt 7
ppc 7
sys 4
blk 3
dgb 3
dcr 2
aur 2
pot 2
clam 1
nxs 1
vrc 1
rdd 1
ftc 1
exp 1
vtc 1
eac 1
burst 1
qrk 1
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*anything with marketcap above $1M and not on this list is NOT a coin/currency ... rather ICO/DAO/PREMINED and HIGH RISK
btc 10800 xcp 10 omni rootstock ppc 7 sys 4 dgb 3 EMC 7 NMC 3 ZET .3 XMY .3 ltc 190 dog 23 VIA 1 GAME 13 NVC 1 eac 1 GLD .5 WDC .4 xmr 81 BBR 1 BCN 11 XDN .5 ETC 115 STEEM 40 BTS10 GOLOS7 SBD 1 ZEC 21 zcl .5 sc 9 nxt 7 BTCD7 vrc1 blk 3 pot 2 rdd 1 OK .4 clam 1 dcr 2 aur 2 nxs 1 ftc 1 exp 1 ubiq 1 vtc 1 burst 1 qrk 1 PASC 1 --- --- --- GRS .2 |
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Hey guys, for anyone interested in crypto chat, I am in a new Telegram group - https://t.me/goldcointalkI have supported GLD when first delving into cryptocurrency in 2013, and there is a good network built around it. I am also continuing to run the SmartCoin related sites, so if there is more interest in it, all the better. |
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rich & history [good to see Z still in the fold]  |
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Re: Is science a religion?
Yes, see the Roman Imperial Cult.
*cough* Cat Licks.
No if you groove with the fundamentals ... observe. guess the why, publish. observe again. analyses the accuracy of the guess. predict. REPEAT.
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loads of confusion.
It be really awsome if cryptopia didn't drop JBS, they are misinformed, thinking this is a swap.
It is a snap shot. Different they is.
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"time and time again, by staying on past the use-by date"
Well each one teach one. IMZ may have formulated a fundamental LAW of CRYPTO here.
I'm completely in shock how far and deep some projects can sink after rising so high in the charts and public eye.
I've spent buckets on what I thought were well oiled machines.
Then small change on risky outer limit range networks. And learned that with a modicum of effort a few folks can keep the lights on. DIY stage. Self reliance.
The major projects, once the captain abandons the ship, very few stay a float. Because noone knows how to maintain the basics, they just bought a ticket on voyage 'get rich / no effort'.
UNO @ $1. Bothers me not. Because I know the numbers, it is still a great product, and even though no one knows this basic FACT, it is fundamental to the greater BTC ecology. We are creating a wing of the BTC beast called 'store of value'. And I reckon (since STEEM has this as part of their platform), the general IQ will start to pick up the idea. But beast BTC has run into hazardous territory by destroying the secondary networks attached to it. This includes silly little projects like p$ or maza, because they facilitate a second-life market for retired mining equipment, that the industry rapidly burns through. They also need store houses to house $15-$20 B, within the greater SHA256 network.
So back to the DIY stage.
1. I think the current team can keep the network healthy and growing for at least +10 months.
2. under a buck UNO is appealing to outside spectators. perhaps they'll take a LONG position of half a dozen kilos.
3. the resistance is feather light, +100% gains/-50% losses, every 30-60 days ... already organic and visible.
4. the magic of UNO @ $1ish - dead simple marked to market calculating
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Hypothetically speaking... I don't like hardforking.
Hypothetically speaking... I hope we are at the code is as it will always be stage ... fixed in stone.
But if a soft option was presented and the miners/pools elected a new standard ... well that's fair and square.
Conceptually I like the ring of 300 years more than 100. Legacy. Our mark on the world of what we left behind for future generations.
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Personally I'd rather throw in a POS (geared towards seednodes) vs. emission acceleration. That would secure the network with certainty.
That said I still think the network is on track, I hear the IMZ call to react, the better effort is to constantly, day by day, increase the UNO base pair markets.
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Talk About Altcoin who can Margin? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1754866.0Ehhfff, rippz, fctiodz, Duhhfff Which altcoins are your favorite for daily trade? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1762369.0in my opinion i will choose ethereum, zcash, and litecoin
zcash is already half dead and ethereum is a zombie being pumped. the only remaining option is litecoin and not because it is a good coin but only because it belongs to Chinese and they love it. and you are forgetting about coins with something to offer like monero and iconomi |
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re: electrum-uno server i agree, higher priority --- @nodes addnode=52.64.127.231 Sydney, Australia, sponsored by 'D L EX.' through 10/2/2017. addnode=52.19.39.5 Ireland (W. Europe), sponsored by Anonymous through 10/4/2017 addnode=52.221.247.224 Singapore, sponsored by Bitcoin Charlie addnode=52.57.77.14 Frankfurt, Germany, Sponsored by FallingKnife through 10/1/2017. addnode=185.50.213.123 Zilina, Slovakia (Central Europe), by sa1phx since 2015 addnode=185.50.213.124 Zilina, Slovakia (Central Europe), by sa1phx since 2015 electrum-uno server1 by cryptapus electrum-uno server2 by cryptapus http://uno.node-hosting.online/ Uno Super-Node by jacobmayes94 Sponsored by IMZ --- @node list chainz cryptopia eThought https://www.coinexchange.io/network/peers/UNO |
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Just for namesake it might be fun to have a SUPERNODE! @jacobmayes94 perhaps you could kindly setup the SUPERNODE for 30-60 days with donate UNO/BTC option after that test period it is up to the community to maintain the 'pay go' balance. {much like how chainz works, if the payment is simple and fast, if funding possible via UNO will likely always be funding } @ethought Active node list, updated daily. https://www.coinexchange.io/network/peers/UNOagree SUPER FEATURE! underrated!! { kick some volume that'a way } -- @nodes addnode=52.64.127.231 Sydney, Australia, sponsored by 'D L EX.' through 10/2/2017. addnode=52.19.39.5 Ireland (W. Europe), sponsored by Anonymous through 10/4/2017 addnode=52.221.247.224 Singapore, sponsored by Bitcoin Charlie addnode=52.57.77.14 Frankfurt, Germany, Sponsored by FallingKnife through 10/1/2017. addnode=185.50.213.123 Zilina, Slovakia (Central Europe), by sa1phx since 2015 addnode=185.50.213.124 Zilina, Slovakia (Central Europe), by sa1phx since 2015 |
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