I see Hashtalk is still going on like Bitcointalk is this toxic place actively trying to destroy PayCoin.....

All these 1200 pages are reactions to events that have transpired, most everyone does not have the time and energy to continually attack a Cryptocurrency that wants to work like a business.

Bitshares has a similar model to PayCoin (to a much lesser degree) and they can't even fud themselves because everything they do is transparent and their technology works.

They tell Hashtalkers not to post on Bitcointalk because they are the enemy which is pretty poor reasoning because it would be hard for people to know whether someone started on hashtalk and migrated over here or was posting here and even the people that have posted here have been met with more kindness than hate.

I'm pretty sure I am one of the few people in this thread that actually codes and leads on multiple Cryptocurrencies. I've been here a year and a half now active on a daily basis and there is still no damning emails or private messages about me because everything I say in private if leaked to the masses, would only serve to reinforce the things I say publically.

This is everyone's Coin, I alone cannot do it all.

To put it in perspective, I work a full time job which leaves me around 3-4 hours a day plus my days off which is when I get the most work done. My top priorities are community (such as facebook, twitter, slack.com) and coding work that can make it more user friendly for new users (new mac wallet and DNS seeder so new users can connect easier and links to all the social media and exchanges), beyond that it has been making the OP easier to read, and look a little more sleak because that is the first thing you see.

In regards to exchanges, I have already put in requests to all the big names but we need to keep bugging them. For me, the most important thing is Wallet and Blockchain work, everything else will happen as a result. No exchange will delist a Coin that is continually improving at a rapid pace and exchanges want Coins with active development and an active community.

For the most part more time is spent keeping presence here and helping people with any questions they might have but it is good if the developers are always accessible even if it takes away some of the time of the really important stuff.

Would someone be able to put together a list of exchanges to vote on? I can add it to the OP and update it as we go.

Also, not really a fan of being referred to as dev, I really want people to realize that there is no one leader and everyone is their own developer (as everyone has a stake in what happens).

If I ever left then someone else could copy the source from Github and the OP and keep going in the same way I did when Mudda left.

Yay! props for me!

I really have nothing against PayCoin TBH, I just had a good idea that PayCoin was going to tank and PayCon gives people more freedom as it had a fair distribution, no ICO and so all rewards are equal among holders, not to mention bad press for PayCoin makes it so easy to promote.

If Josh ever left PayCoin that would be the end of it, Muddafudda already left PayCon and so I just took over where he left off. If I ever left PayCon then someone else could take it over too since there is no real leader in a decentralized and fairly distributed Coin.

PayCon has it's own challenges (mainly lack of liquidity) but it's far better to have a small marketcap and work from there because you can take more risks trying new things and you aren't risking millions of dollars of other peoples money.

I think you guys are wrong about ripple since it's fine if its run by a company (especially google labs), look for a good buy point in the next week or two.

All the XPY walls were broken down to 0.001 BTC and that's where it's headed since it now needs fresh buy's in order to support the sell pressure. Anyone in their right mind would never touch something that is continually making fresh lows like this and who has 100k XPY anyways to just dump on the market..

As price drops lower and lower eventually people follow suit and sell at a loss in order to make any money back, it puts it in a death spiral.

Lol, I was hoping you guys would take it well, I try my best to be upfront about everything.

I'm not going anywhere, this project and pushing development is worth more to me than the money itself and even took some loss by selling some 50-60k. PayCon's marketcap is around 5-6k but fundamentally it's worth a lot more than that, there has been more updates (code and surrounding infrastructure) in one month than most Coins ever produce.

The update of a new DNS-seeder and built into the Windows/Mac wallets, and updated links was actually a fairly important update since we want to bring in new people but I remember when I was new to Crypto and even a config file, finding it, and understanding what it does was a struggle for me so if we want to push higher, we need everything to be as easy as possible for new people to get started and then teaching them about all the fundamentals. It also takes the pressure off of running the nodes in which keeps everyone connected, the original hardfork I put in ended up blocking the DNS-seeder that muddafudda setup but I had anticipated that might happen which was the reason for the static nodes in the first place.

I think everyone should be trying to learn as much as possible when it comes to the Blockchain and coding because that is where the real stability comes in, there is nothing more reassuring than being able to make changes to a Coin yourself. Even minimal knowledge in the field is worthwhile, there is maybe 100-200 people on these forums that actually know how to code, most of the rest had their Coin made for them and don't understand how it works and sit back hoping that someone else will come along and make it worth something. If you know how to clone and code and really push yourself then the money comes on it's own because you possess knowledge, experience and trust, and that makes you a commodity in itself.

No, it was me that dumped.

I stretched myself too far between paying for hosting, wallet upgrades and buying some Coins and was $100 short on rent

We need to keep those buy orders coming in, if it's too low then if people need to sell then they can't without dropping the market.

Totally, I think the step in doing that is first revising the Fees a bit and looking into ways where we can combat Blockchain Bloat.

Bloat is a problem in all Coins and everyone just ignores it, including Bitcoin like it's not a problem that a Blockchain takes forever to sync. I have been interested in working with snapshots and would like to eventually implement a system where a year or more of data can be trimmed from the Blockchain, PandaCoin also has a unique quick-sync function that lets you bootstrap the Blockchain and sync the entire chain in under 15 minutes, now if you combine the two into a neat little system, you never have to care about data growth. A quick-sync function can also be easily achieved with as little of a function of just hosting a full Blockchain now and then (as what MintCoin does) which is the Blockchain and a couple files hosted in a dedicated source in which can be downloaded directly, placed in the Blockchain folder, run the client and sync from there.

Ripple uses a different system than Bitcoin, they have a type of ledger system that prunes off old transactions after a period of time which makes it a much more efficient system.

BAM, I called the top to a tee

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/#charts

Would be a good time to start buying back in USD I think or atleast over the next week or two.

If we can get on Bittrex, we can sign up PayCon for Hamuki's multi-pool service https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=932225.msg10619756#msg10619756 and then we can mine for CON and create more buy pressure.

I can't see how Bittrex would not want to list PayCon.

70+ pages of positive reviews between old and new ANN threads
Nearly all people posting on the threads are members and above
1200+ upvotes on BTER
3 exchanges
2 Block explorers
Mac and Windows wallets, unique Staking and many features
Large array of social media
Consistent volume and high development activity

PayCon is a community Coin, the best way to help it gain value is by trying to learn about how it works, and then seeing what ways it can be improved. PayCon is not owned by any one person, if someone else wanted to create a new PayCon thread and take over a new Github, they could do that. Muddafudda couldn't run PayCon so I just took it over and helped make it a little more self-sustaining, rewarding, and a little more useful.

Each person is a part owner based on how much they own, if you are active then those Coins gain intrinsic value over time at a higher rate over supply growth to a limited degree.

From low to high in 4 weeks, actually more than 500% when you take in inflation of 50% more Coins during those 30 days as well, I don't think you can really count the initial pump of price discovery.

There was no ICO/IPO

Mudda had a 50K premine for making it, in the original ann topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=912034.0

he said he couldn't keep going, I decided to make some changes to it in order to improve it, changed the rewards, the difficulty, added a few features, got some social media going.

Market isn't that big yet but can easily find more uses in order to create more liquidity.

I have been looking for help from someone more experienced to create a snapshot, otherwise if the COL Blockchain could atleast run then people could just trade directly to the dev team. The Coin is made, it runs well, and ready to be swapped, I am still new to this though so would be best if COL holders don't just rely on me to do everything since I'm not really being paid for this. I have been asking around the community for people knowledgeable in a Clams-like distribution but haven't had too much luck with it, I think it's still very new technology.

I previously found a wallet possibly linking to GAW with some 8k BTC in it and corresponded with a fair amount of market sells, also if Coins aren't being pulled from the primes they will compound quickly. With compounding, and short Block limits it's like 3500% per year through the primes, give or take. The primes are like BTC generation machines, lol

Holy shit, that's crazy

That all depends on what your endgame is, profit is profit.

They should really fix their forums and also never really argue or ban anyone, you should never need to moderate harshly. If you don't moderate anything then there is nothing you can complain about since it's full transperancy.

I've never really signed up to hashtalk myself, I've seen a few posts but it was messy to get around, I guess we'll see how it all unfolds since they have a lot of work to do.

How come you aren't posting on hashtalk if you like XPY so much? I bet you Josh would give you a job as lead shiller and technical artista of the church of GAW but you would have to be ok with being paid in XPY in which you can dump on bagholders