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21  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] -NEW BURST OP- MINE ANY FREE SPACE-(HDD MINING)- ATs, AE, P2P MARKET+MORE! on: July 06, 2016, 07:59:33 AM
Really glad to see Burst making some nice growth on the market as ether falls. Really starting to show it's value in all corners of the economic field. Anyone finding this forum for the first time, now is the time. Do your research, and never invest more than you can afford to lose, but don't miss out on this great opportunity.
22  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]CureCoin - 3/21/2016 SigmaXcoin Beta Download + Crowd Sale Active Now! on: April 24, 2016, 01:02:29 AM

There is literally nothing on the website that talks about what Curecoin is actually accomplishing, future goals, or how the computing power is being utilized

You're really asking CureCoin, a folding team specializing in cryptocurrency, to speak and publish on behalf of Pande Labs and Folding@Home - a group of molecular biologists who take months between publishing academic papers. Much of this research is just entering its infancy. Pande Labs is developing algorithms using deep learning to narrow the search for drugable states of proteins. With next generation hardware, they will be able to take advantage of the resources our community provides. Unfortunately, if they don't publish it, we can't make it up  Lips sealed And what they do publish is sometimes too difficult for the layman to interpret without waiting for a medical journal article to be published months later.
 
Occasionally we beat them to the punch however - reporting on Pande Lab and Folding@Home community progress using social media before they have a chance to publish on their own web pages:

We are actually all proud of this one: Conformational heterogeneity of the calmodulin binding interface

"Finally, our model predicts a novel binding interface that is well-populated in the Ca2+-bound regime and, thus, a candidate for pharmacological intervention"

Through social media, we've reported on articles which reference Her2 Kinase discoveries related to the treatment of Breast and Prostate Cancers as well as drug compounds uncovered by the Folding@Home community currently in trials by the NIH for the treatment of Alzheimer's.

HKUST (Stanford's partner University in Hong Kong) is currently processing the results from a year of running Diabetes Type II beta sheet simulations. I believe thanks in part to the HEAVY lift of the CureCoin team early on with Chrome NaCl work units run in the AWS cloud, they were able to collect results ahead of schedule - but since they have a policy of being "team agnostic", no single team will ever be recognized, and we really feel too humble to constantly tout our numbers (like moving into the #4 spot on Folding@home in under a year (in Folding@Home's 15 year history).

If you look at the folding@home reddit ... you'll find many of the top up-voted posts and suggestions come from CureCoin team members. And many of our members are beta testers for new projects and work units coming out of Folding@home. So they sacrifice their points so the whole community can fold without hardware or software related interruptions.

We'll try to publish more science to the home page in the future. I'm thinking of highlighting some of the research discoveries in the May post. Also we're looking at starting a weekly email newsletter exclusively for folders.

Thanks for the suggestions.

I didn't realize the facebook page was actually where the main source of news is posted, since on the curecoin website, the only link is the facebook F, and is not under 'knowledge base' or 'community'. Maybe just put a link that says "News" on the curecoin site that directs to the facebook page.

I would still personally get something from the scientists for the public to read, even if it's one sentence, something is always better than nothing. Even just a scientist saying he appreciates the funding from curecoin, or that ts has helped research. I think it would look really good on the curecoin website.

Thanks for sharing some links.
23  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]CureCoin - 3/21/2016 SigmaXcoin Beta Download + Crowd Sale Active Now! on: April 20, 2016, 08:06:02 PM
at CureCoin im just a investor

what really happens is out of my control

i can only fulfill a leadership position at one coin community

at all others where i am stakeholder

im just a simple investor who from time to time share his opinion how he would do stuff

So nobody in a leadership role actually communicates on here to the public?
24  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]CureCoin - 3/21/2016 SigmaXcoin Beta Download + Crowd Sale Active Now! on: April 19, 2016, 11:52:52 PM
I think the main issue Curecoin has been running into is being severely ignored here.

The price per coin does not relate to the market cap.

What I see is that continual pumps are simply dumped for quick profit, because there is no incentive to hold. I mean seriously, there is no incentive whatsoever to buy and hold other than the very slight possibility of curing a disease.

There is literally nothing on the website that talks about what Curecoin is actually accomplishing, future goals, or how the computing power is being utilized (like a pie chart for computing power for each disease). Buying Curecoin is like dropping money into a black hole and hoping for the best. What is my money funding? Has the research made any progress? Who are the scientists that use the information? Where is the research facility located (at Stanford only, or more places)? Why isn't there monthly/weekly/daily updates? There should be a constant stream of information from the Curecoin team, to investors and the public, not only about the coin itself, but the direct influence the coin is having on a PERSONAL level. Dev updates are nice, but they really only affect people that understand the coding behind it, which is a very limited number of people. Give out information that everyone can benefit from, because the mob rules.

I hope my point is seen clearly.


Thanks,
Cody

i think its early adopter accumulation phase
where lot people happy with low prices and misleading coinmarketcap
that show far more existing coins that real exist

the steps u describe should be part of the combines marketing and promotion efforts when CC2 launches and create synergy effects

set that steps now would be wrong and waste of gun powder



Alright, thank you for the quick response and consideration. Sounds like you have a good plan.
25  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]CureCoin - 3/21/2016 SigmaXcoin Beta Download + Crowd Sale Active Now! on: April 19, 2016, 05:04:33 PM
I think the main issue Curecoin has been running into is being severely ignored here.

The price per coin does not relate to the market cap.

What I see is that continual pumps are simply dumped for quick profit, because there is no incentive to hold. I mean seriously, there is no incentive whatsoever to buy and hold other than the very slight possibility of curing a disease.

There is literally nothing on the website that talks about what Curecoin is actually accomplishing, future goals, or how the computing power is being utilized (like a pie chart for computing power for each disease). Buying Curecoin is like dropping money into a black hole and hoping for the best. What is my money funding? Has the research made any progress? Who are the scientists that use the information? Where is the research facility located (at Stanford only, or more places)? Why isn't there monthly/weekly/daily updates? There should be a constant stream of information from the Curecoin team, to investors and the public, not only about the coin itself, but the direct influence the coin is having on a PERSONAL level. Dev updates are nice, but they really only affect people that understand the coding behind it, which is a very limited number of people. Give out information that everyone can benefit from, because the mob rules.


I hope my point is seen clearly.


Thanks,
Cody
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