I'm there! Bought some at 0056 over night. I try to cycle them through and close the spread when I can. Need to have the market ready for buyers. I try keep at least 200 coins over there, but people buy 'em up and move out (probably to Cryptopus' dice game)!  :-)

You're absolutely right on those  two points, and probably correct on the others as well. :-)

Buy and Sell orders are already up on SwapHole!   I'll buy your MKI cheap if you don't want them!

Get signedup at SwapHole!  The market is MAKI/BTC  Search for MAKI, not MKI.

https://www.swaphole.com/

The amount in the explorer includes the premine of 10 KSC, so only 3.4 mined so far. Wow, this is rare.  I WILL own a full KSC, or my collection will not be complete!

I agree, lets see what happens. Thanks for setting up the vote at Coin-swap. I'd be happy to trade there.

I have feelers out to some exchanges where I hold coins, and am finding interest in MKI. I think we'll land an exchange soon as a community effort.
Keep mining so you'll have coins to trade when the exchange hits.  

Let me know which pools you prefer. I'm soloing for now.

Stay tuned.

Criteria for a coin to be added:

Must be a cryptocurrency 
Swansoncoin RON


Must be traded on a public exchange that is older than 30 days and with an API available.
   CryptoAltext   https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&coin=RON&market=BTC
   Cryptorush.in


Must have a public URL that displays the total supply (total mined so far).
      Total current supply shown as Total Coins at  http://altexplorer.net/chain/SwansonCoin

Coin page:  http://www.swansoncoin.com

I don't know. I've read that pastebin post a few times. It just doesn't sound right. My gut says that post is fake (it is a "game of deception" afterall).  I think Wolong's gone.  He's not the only whale, but you don't need a Wolong size whale to move the small available supply of this coin. There are others that would love to buy up UNO.  There will only be 250k coins... it might be easy to get into 1k or even 2k coins, but above that, it's really hard to accumulate without dramatically forcing the price up.

My guess (and it's only a guess) is that someone (or several people) want UNO, and bots are a convenient way to buy coins on drops without showing your hand in the order book.

I've closed the spread using the bots a few times. It's not a big trick to lead them up. If you're willing to do the work on microtrades you can lead them up close to the sell price, and then spoon feed them small trades.

You can help keep RON moving by keeping your Wallet open.

It's possible to CPU mine right now and quickly find blocks. No special hardware is needed.

Here's how to mine RON and keep the network moving until some more hash comes along.

Open Wallet > Help > Debug Window > Console

type:  Setgenerate true -1

Or use the ron.kryptochaos.com pool. It's working well.

Sit back and watch the RON pour in.

Has anyone done the math? How long should it take for 1 ksc to be mined? Wondering how long until KSC is mined out.

After 2 days, just .002 ksc to show for it.

I hear you, Bro. It sucks to try to and out maneuver a bot.  It's not just UNO. They operate on any worthwhile currency (including bitcoin), because the Bot Ops don't want to miss out on the action.
Pay attention to volume. Whales come and go.  People tend to hold UNO longer term. It can be difficult to pickup a quantity of UNO for that reason. The coin is rapidly mining out, so the most of the action comes from traders these days rather than miners dumping.  It's a unique coin, best traded over the long term (imo).

Give Mintpal a shot. It's not too bad, we're trying to grow the market there. I don't see the bots operating there (yet) like I do on cryptsy.

addnode=78.46.252.170:1825
addnode=202.97.251.229:52709
addnode=148.251.80.245:56999
addnode=198.27.109.77:41375

Through you guys might enjoy this. Hear what a real expert thinks about UNO (and DOGE).  Feel free to share.



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Thanks, Rojan. We can also email them at "hello at coingecko.com," which I just did.

Don't you have enough of my UNO yet?? Now you want the rest of it? :-)

Nice job, UNO community!

Mintpal support says they will be keeping UNO on for "a little while yet."   I'm optimistic we'll keep this market.

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Hi FK,

We agree with you and acknowledge that we were a little hasty in announcing the UNO removal. We added the coin and it never really got any volume. However once we announced the de-listing, a surprising number of UNO supporters came forward to ask that we keep the coin. Whilst we haven't yet made a formal announcement to that affect, we will be keeping UNO on for a little while yet.

Thanks
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Kind Regards,
MintPal Jason

Interesting thought. I'm open to new ideas.  How might this work, in theory? Create a transparent entity (non-profit org?) to hold a commodity that would stake UNO to it?  UNO staked to the value of the commodity?  
It's actually a quite interesting concept the more I think of it. You could NEVER do this with DOGE because of unlimited mintage, but because UNO is virtually minted out already, it creates new possibilities like this. I know we're a little "out there" with this theoretical discussion, but how might this work with UNO?

I can't tell you that you're wrong. You may be right.

It all sort of echos the great debate about Bitcoin vs the Alt Coins. I don't think that debate be resolved any time soon.  
Here's a conversion that sort of sums it up politely: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/24318/what-advantages-do-alt-coins-have-over-bitcoin
There are many, many other conversations raging right now  that are not nearly as polite, such as  "Operation Shitcoin cleanout."

As for UNO specifically, here's a thread by someone who likes UNO for rarity. I guess that's as good a reason as any, if that's what floats your boat. http://www.reddit.com/r/Unobtanium/comments/221s9e/why_buy_uno/   If a person doesn't like scarcity, then there's always Doge. Doge is cool, and great. Buy Doge if you want to.

I like UNO, and it's interesting how I'm always being asked to explain why.  It's pretty simple for me; I like how UNO trades.  I like that I can move this market.  I think that I can, at this moment, accumulate a full 1 or 2 or more percentage of this entire coin. The trade dynamics are more interesting to me.  BTC is so manipulated by huge whales, I'm just a plankton in the BTC sea.  In UNO, at times, I can be the whale, at least for awhile.

As for what can be done with UNO, I think there's absolutely no way to match the infrastructure of BTC; there are hundreds-of-millions of dollars in VC money and capital investment flowing into BTC, and there is no way ever for UNO to ever catch up, surpass, supplant, replace or "beat" Bitcoin.  But I don't think UNO has to "beat" Bitcoin.  Eventually that investment being made in Bitcoin can and will be leveraged to support altcoins with ecosystems of any size.  Why wouldn't it??  Exchanges understand that Alts = additional trades and revenue. In the same way that many payment processors let you select the currency you want to pay in, so will Altcoins be another crypto payment method.  It's already happening, and will continue to happen. Anyone can accept UNO as a payment method through Coinpayments.net right now.

Many think that Alts rob Bitcoin, but I respectfully disagree. Even though they are all built with and powered by essentially the same technology, the world doesn't just have one country, or one city.  The world has many fiat currencies when a single currency should do just fine, right? Nor do we all drive the same automobile. In the US at least, we can choose our own religeon (or not). We don't all go to one college. Why don't we all just eat soybeans -- they can meet all of our nutritional needs and we don't need any other food, right?

And so there are many altcoins. You can choose to live in a big coin (Bitcoin), in a medium sized coin (Litecoin), or an itty-bitty "small town" ecosystem like UNO, or even smaller if you wish (Aliencoin, market cap $1000?).  Some alts are better than others. Some have already failed, and others will fail soon, or be abandoned (just like cities).  Stay away from what you don't support or understand. It's your choice.  BTC may be the last coin standing, or perhaps it will fail miserably because of some exploited yet-unknown bug, or because something better comes along. Nobody knows the future.

So what can be done to make UNO attractive?  I ask myself this a lot, because I also want to see people interested in this coin. The basic things come to mind: basic services (mobile wallet), stronger community, a known road map, more frequent communication from the Dev.  There's lots that could be done.  That's lots of things that will happen anyway, just as a matter of leveraging the Bitcoin infrastructure.

As for me, I can enjoy trading UNO. It moves differently than Bitcoin.  If I want to spend my UNO, I can trade it for  Bitcoin, or Litecoin or USD, or something else. For me, the attraction of UNO is largely in its rarity.  I don't want to buy into a coin where supply is being dumped so quickly that it's diluting my investment. I know how many UNO there are, and I know that it is mining out fast.  That gives it certain trade characteristics, which appeals to me.  If I can do more with UNO, like spend it, that's cool. If not, that's ok, because I can trade it for something I can spend.  It doesn't really matter to me.  I don't really want to spend UNO anyway; I like to own it and hold it long term.
I own about 90% BTC and 10% UNO, and truly see them as complementary, and not at war.

Anyway, my two-cents. Sorry to ramble on so long.

I'm picking up cheap UNO on MintPal today.  You can get it way below Cryptsy buy orders, if you're patient.
Come outbid me for it. :-) 

I'm glad that trading is still up on MintPal. I'm hoping they quietly changed their mind about UNO.

Anyway, Mintpal trading is still up, so come on over and get some cheap UNO, and run up some volume there. It sure can't hurt our cause to convince them to keep their UNO market if you drop a some coin there.

Great to see UNO getting some attention.  I like the "serious traders" branding. :-) So very true.

"Unobtanium has a cool name, and brands itself as the "cryptocurrency of serious traders." Only 250,000 Unobtainium units will ever be made, which will limit inflation over time. However, like all virtual currencies, this one is subject to fluctuations.

Read more at: http://www.heavy.com/tech/2014/04/bitcoin-vs-litecoin-vs-unobtanium-vs-42-coin/"

Looks like this address is winning a ton of blocks.  Pool I hope, and not an attacker.
http://rockchain.info/address/mpkwwWGaPM3HK627M5ffr9PELbb97gp8Ab