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is it possible that bitcoin will be accepted in local stores, shops etc. since transactions are to slow and customers have to wait until their transactions are verified. And nobody wants to wait.
Can transactions be seeded up to save customers time or any other way to use bitcoin at local stores.
Bitcoin transactions a quite slow for today standards but with the use of third party tools or services it shouldn't be a problem. |
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I heard about Bitcoin back in 2013 when it was around $100 USD. A friend told me about it.  |
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Alright guys. I am going to post a PRE-ICO in a few hours. Let me know what you think. This is what we are offering:
[1] Coin developed with 100% new source code
[2] Hoping to raise 20 to 25 BTC to fund development
[3] We will release the client at the same time as the ICO starts (and maybe a web wallet)
[4] We will launch a trading platform before the year ends.
We have more features but I don't want to post more for now.
Let me know what you think and if there is something we can improve.
Personally, I don't invest in any ICO but a hands on with a completely new wallet sounds nice. Great thanks for the comment |
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When you do not add fees, sometimes it takes time for the nodes to relay the transactions. |
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Actually one friend ( who is programmer ) asked me for a wallet which can be use by us to make multiple adress but no one can found connection between each other ( I don't mean that no one can trace adress to see payment made at which which adress ) . Since I suggested to my friend but he said that " I want only that wallet that can create multiple adress and not track the connection between them through other websites like walletexploer " .  Tell your friend to check the bitcoin api. Maybe he can develop what he is looking for. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list |
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Alright guys. I am going to post a PRE-ICO in a few hours. Let me know what you think. This is what we are offering:
[1] Coin developed with 100% new source code
[2] Hoping to raise 20 to 25 BTC to fund development
[3] We will release the client at the same time as the ICO starts (and maybe a web wallet)
[4] We will launch a trading platform before the year ends.
We have more features but I don't want to post more for now.
Let me know what you think and if there is something we can improve.
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Thank you all for your suggestions. I am going to try do my best to make it fair for everyone.
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Freely distributed to authors that have published in IEEE journals in the last ten years as verified by their ORCA researcher ID...or something  that way there would be no distribution  to me, it's fair to make a small "ico", find a few investors(100+) and sell them a small share. A few days laters(assuming it will be listed in a exchange) you sell a few more coins. Just don't sell too much. that way, you have some money to keep developing and give people some cheap coins. with time, price will stabilize. There's a helluva lot more than a couple hundred folks that have published in an IEEE journal in the last decade. Even if a fraction of one percent claimed them it would probably be week into the thousands. Seriously though, I don't think there's a great way to do any ICO, but especially for a pure PoS coin. How can you prove that 98% of people who bought in weren't actually the devs or some other entity that now completely owns the network? Maybe I should only accept accounts that are a couple of months old, and display a list of investors publicly so everyone knows who invested and the amount of coins they hold. |
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Freely distributed to authors that have published in IEEE journals in the last ten years as verified by their ORCA researcher ID...or something That's an interesting idea, but I'm not sure many of those people are interested in the altcoin scene. Also, a lot of people on this forum would complain a lot. I just want to find a way so the majority of people is happy about the way I did it. |
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Hello, I just finished a project I started a few months ago. I created a coin from scratch 100% new code, but I was wondering what is the best way to distribute it fairly.
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Non-ASIC PoW. I forgot to say the coin is 100% proof of stake. That is why I am looking for a fair way to distribute it. |
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Hello, I just finished a project I started a few months ago. I created a coin from scratch 100% new code, but I was wondering what is the best way to distribute it fairly.
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Edit: the coin is 100% proof of stake
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I think it is possible if the other coin get major support from companies.
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Flooded? No way!
I'd like to see more ideas more experiments using blockchains, and more people doing it.
Some of the best stuff is yet to come.
You are right. In order to have real innovation we need a lot of failures first. This can only happen if you let people experiment. |
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What kind of features are HOT right now?
I was active in this community back in 2014 and back then 'anonymity' features were the hottest thing in town.
What are the hottest features or what features differentiate a good altcoin from a shitcoin right now?
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Question:
If you were a developer and you were able to develop anything, what do you think is the easiest way to make money?
Some ideas:
-Altcoin exchange
-Develop a cryptocurrency
-Bitcoin/altcoin marketplace
I am a developer and I need to start making extra money to pay medical expenses so I would appreciate your help.
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