Well... I don't think I can say something against that claim. Some people may understand why.

Then all anon coins are better than Bitcoin.

Anon coins are just an excuse for pump and dump schemes. Period.

Don't know why you are supporting this guys.
It seems that the developer have disappeared, but you want it on bigger exchange.
Can someone point me a reason for that, other than list it, pump it and dump to poor people who decide to give it a shot?
I would also be very suprised if exchange list a coin without developer support.
Just take this over or let it die, because it is not fair to other people.

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Now seriously... anyone had any luck with developer? 

Honest people?

Hello,

Which is your altcoin?

To be honest I think they can as long as people behind given cryptocurrency work on it's adoption. Otherwise the coin itself starts getting boring and therefore people are starting to dump it.
I can't understand why so many people are asking for features. It's like comparing US and Australian dollar bills.. first one is uglier imho, but it is more valuable.
I mean come on.. try go to some store and try to buy something. When the salesman ask you: "Why your coin is worth $2 and not $1?", you can then answer: "Because it has masternodes."... duh... like I care.
When people understand what is the MAIN purpose of cryptocurrencies, then they will not lose that much and long term concept can be changed.

That doesn't matter. What matters is that it is not fair play.

The real problem which most (probably 95%+) of the coins have is that their developers/teams (if they have one) are not working hard on adoption. Currently we have many coins with fancy features, but this is not helping them at all. While developing cryptocurrencies is a race in technology, which in future will improve them, it is the adoption which must be considered as the greatest benefit of them all.

Though I've never researched VeriCoin (I was just not interested in it), I think it was raped, because it was pumped and dumped very hard. I don't think it's rise in price was normal. Currently it seems that VRC is doing good given recent situation on the markets and prices of altcoins.

Don't you think it's better to remember when you actually make some profit rather than remember your losses? You can think what you wish.

EDIT: And there is no way to preddict pumps which occured back in the days. Even if you were Warren Buffett.

Well, for the past 1.5 years marketcap is shrinked about 4 times and we have hundreds of new coins in it. Lately a lot more started to launch too. While I believe in future of cryptocurrencies we should agree that situation is not looking very good at the moment.

You guys forgot the most important word (and outcome for most of the coins) out there.

FAIL

Try researching bitcointalk or make some searches on Google. Sometimes you can't explain something with simple post and there are detailed documents about how different PoS is working.

BTC. I can give few examples. I can't exactly remember how I did with Moon and EAC for example, but I do remember that I sold 10s of millions coins while they were dirty cheap. I do remember TIPS though. Back in those days I was mining with 6 x R9 270x with 2.7 - 3 MH in total. I was able to mine 130-160M TIPS/day with this hashrate. I was happy enough to sell them at 1-2 litoshi, because profit was bigger than to mine LTC directly. Probably many people remember that TIPS didn't exactly explode at first and difficulty was pretty low. It took probably 2 months until Cryptsy listed it and guess what happened? While you was able to buy/sell it at 4-5 litoshi on ConedUp, the price went up to 170 litoshi. I think I was holding 400M coins and participated in the "fight" for BTC pair with 227 LTC. The outcome was bad. My buy wall was eaten in under 1-2 minutes. At the end I sold my TIPS @ ~30-40 litoshi weeks later. Frankly speaking I believed that TIPS can make you very good profit, but the problem is that I am working with investor and I wanted fast results. That is why I didn't always mined TIPS directly, but I think that I've managed to accumulate about 3B coins. This is about 5327 LTC x ~$30 = $159,810.

Another example is BC. I was very active on CoinEx (nickname bulgar1an) and Smurf01 (or something like it...), which is a dutch guy who I was familiar with told me to buy when the price was 500 satoshi on Poloniex. I didn't listened to him, but then decided to buy at higher price (probably ~1000-1200 satoshi) and I bought about 250k coins. Probably a week later (don't exactly remember) sold them with x4-x5 profit and I was pretty happy. I wasn't very happy when it hit $0.58/coin 2 weeks later though. So 250k coins x $0.58 = $145,000.

So far my loses on bad decisions (I am talking about bad decisions (impatience for example).. not that I didn't make any profit) are $304,810 at only 2 coins.

Now assume that I am mining with 420MH scrypt since May 2014 and I was able to mine $800-1100/day worth of alts. If I tell you how much LTC I have and what is my loss on bad decision (not to sell them) your mouth will stay open for hours. I had several bad decisions again.

While I consider myself as a good trader, I did failed numerous of times by holding coins.

I think this will answer your question.

Yeah, I've checked last posts on PayCon while I was looking on it's specs. Kinda crazy interest.