It is getting more popular. I am still able to have people sell me coins at 80 satoshi though. We definitely aren't riding a pump. Price has been stable at 80 for a week. People are starting to realize we are close to being one of the top 20 cryptocoins. There aren't many steps left for us to get to that level. I would say that there is 1 big thing left:
- get more loyal miners. I'm not sure exactly how we do this...
The idea of getting a farmer in early on hempcoin who would then be a loyal supporter/marketer would be huge. They would get asked to do interviews and such. It would bring the miners to hempcoin as well as get the name out there in the public. I honestly don't even think the farmer would sell any hemp for hempcoins for a year or two. Miners/Investors just want to see this is real and going to work in the future before they invest this early.
I will just keep buying cheap hempcoins untill that happens.
I concur.
somebody asked what does Hempcoin have over Bitcoin, and i didn't know what to say.
Anyone wanna help me out in making the argument?
I don't really know either.
maybe these reasons work:
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The best reason not to only support BTC is that "Satoshi" owns 21% of all BTC to ever be created. Who are they? Do you want them to rule the world if BTC is the only coin?- Diversity. Diversity is good, right?
- BTC is most likely never going to change. A super majority of the hashing power will never upgrade their clients so no better fork for BTC will ever be created.
- POS+POW dual security layers.
- HempCoin can still make improvements before it is too big to change.
- Computers can handle 1 or 100000000000000 coins so why not?
- For investors: BTC is low risk low reward; new coins are high risk high reward.
- Support hemp in being decriminalized.
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