How come this thread has no activity anymore?  The scammers and sockmasters milked NEM dry and  moved onto next project?          

Capitalization dropping each day 

If sex sells then how come those videos barely have any views?

Forgot about NEM, it's a confirmed scam and it's already deaded.        

The Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Russian: съезд КПСС) was the gathering of the delegates of the Communist Party and its predecessors. According the party statute, it was the supreme ruling body of the entire Communist Party.

delegates

Bitshares has delegates.  Bitshares is very popular among us Communists in cryptospace.    "Free" coins all failing right now, while Bitshares' first 5 year plan is producing immense success.

Makoto stole all Makotoes (IPO monies $$$) and bought himself a wife




NEM = Need Extra Millennia, won't be ready until year 4025.

Dafuq this chyieet...  that was just a female friend, brah.

If I'm not in between her legs by the second date, I ain't showing up to the third.  Sounds like you got low libido or you on dat dere homo time.

This thread is fall of sad and I don't want to write an essay to explain why you all need to alpha up.  I'll just give you a link.

http://tunein.com/radio/Tom-Leykis-Show-s152257/
Listen to that everyday for the next month and see if it improves your game.  Else I'll send you to another link.

Beyond saving pennies on the dollar, what incentive is there for somebody to switch from a KYC like PayPal with 150 million users down to something like Ripple, which probably only has 100s of human users with amounts over $100 in their wallet?

*crickets*

That's what I thought, Ripple isn't offering anything actually wanted.  At least the decentralized cryptocurrencies have their current and implied later utility.

Only 10% for Monero?  The Monerotards are going to swarm this thread any second now, demanding you increase the percentage to at least 50%.


As well why would anyone recommend anything for BTC?  The earliest adopters saw 450,000x return (BTC was originally fractions of a cent) and nobody investing anew today is going to see that.    Even if you believe in $10,000 BTC that's only a return of 50x and yet you're taking all the capital risk (losing all the sleep) while the guys who bought BTC, years ago, to acquire weed are laughing harder to the bank


I know a broken clock is right twice a day but the people who bought and held at $1250 are hurting, as are those who bought at $800, $600, $400... et cetera..   Most of the people who went exclusively alts in 2013 and diversified did better than the $1250 crowd who came in middle of the bubble.

You wrote this revisionism while reusing needles in your junkie den in Amsterdam or something?   I guess you need something to do while waiting for your 50 million NXT to acquire more value.

Of course keep engaging in revisionism - like that quotation from your hero, if you repeat a lie enough it becomes true.  The story about John and all the thefts in NXT (which you claim never happened, LOL) are well documented on BTT and numerous websites.  You do know in logical arguments that I don't have to prove your negative claim?  Of course what is the standard for dialectics in the business and legal world is probably beyond your comprehension.

  Already people from NXT who admitted who has what in terms of addresses and nobody is adopting or using NXT, it's a $hitcoin full of scams and thefts and deceit.  Anybody who even continues to associate themselves with NXT, given the history of criminality, is a psychological loony or a whale salvaging a windfall.

Things are guaranteed to turn ugly for this coin, this was guaranteed from the moment Daniel Kaufman had anything to do with the project, implicated in the direct revenue scams in the mid-2000s and runs a slumlord empire and other dishonorable businesses.

The coin itself is a fork of Peercoin, comes with massive inflation (which is a guaranteed coin killer in the crypto world) and their adoption plan consists of spamming freemium websites with less than 10 million users (sounds great in theory but less than 0.05% even purchases or buys stuff on freemium websites - so you can't 100,000+ paying users among 10 million deadbeats who won't even pay for content they like, never mind paying money for magical internet beans).

The last rebound / hurrah we saw in NXT was the result of John (the marketing guy) lying about NXT being added to CoinBase.  So outside of the initial floor manipulation with Dgex and John's deceit campaign, has there ever been any reason for NXT to have a 8 figure capitalization?  Probably not.

If there are really only 1150 addresses with more than 10,000 NXT then user adoption, even by crypto world standards, has been a major failure over the past 1.8 years.  This is contrasted with NXT's capitalization being a moderate success, despite the lack of adoption.

 There are many crypto currencies with a bigger and better distribution.   It's indicative that nobody really wants NXT or, alternatively, they've read about the distribution, security incidents and technical issues and they're discouraged from adopting it.  

Take your money?  What else did you expect a hastily made fork of Peercoin to accomplish? 



Founder of this project is a slumlord in the United States and was implicated in the direct revenue scam in the mid-2000s, so consider any 'investments' as good as gone.

I can't be excited about 1,150 addresses owning 10,000 NXT ($130 USD) after 1.5-2 years.  I actually thought the user adoption of NXT was a lot more than just 1,150 addresses owning a decent amount and I am shocked to read it is this low after so much time.

Have to recall addresses =/= people, one person can own multiple addresses.   It is a common security practice to split your funds across many addresses, to prevent the scenario of one theft taking everything at once.

So we're not talking about 1,150 addresses but really 100s of human users with multiple addresses.  NXT has no user adoption.

We're going into looney land if we're recommending people to invest $1000s of their hard earned money into a community which only has 100s of human users and many 4chan-like and other idiot personalities (also a long history of security incidents, developers disappearing, technical problems, abandoned or delayed projects, et cetera).

NXT and Litecoin do have a few things in common, believe it or not, especially when it came to CoinBase.

Both NXT and Litecoin were showing signs of decline until (incorrect) rumors of them being added to CoinBase.  Charlie Lee took an actual job at CoinBase and many alleged that meant Litecoin would soon be added.  NXT had this guy called John Manglaviti who went around marketing and even made speeches stating CoinBase would soon add NXT.  

 Fast forward, today - obviously - we know that neither LiteCoin or NXT were never added to CoinBase and CoinBase's position is 100% Bitcoin.  Both Litecoin and NXT have since, albeit slowly, been dropping in capitalization.


This comes to an uncomfortable truth - both Litecoin and NXT's big rebounds, back in the day, were arguably the result of rumor (in NXT's case more deceit as John was clearly just making stuff up).   Past performance of those two coins, especially when people were speculating on rumor, shouldn't be taken as indication that either coin will ever succeed or take off again.

So yes you can physically throw $30,000 at either coin but this post should serve as warning that, outside of the 2013 pump, both LTC and NXT's later rebounds were the result of (incorrect) rumors.  Nobody is really sending Litecoin or NXT up anytime soon. 

Whereas you trust the methodology from someone like Roger Ver?  

We have estimations from the Federal Reserve Bank, European Central Bank and then banking authors like Jeffrey Robinson who all put the user estimation at or under 250,000 human users (FRB states 100,000).   Addresses =/= Human Users, one human can have many addresses.

As well the Federal Reserve Bank claimed Bitcoin was seeing exponential doubling every 10 months but that doesn't explain why Bitcoin websites like Bitcointalk.org, Coindesk.com, et cetera - have actually fallen in their Alexa Rank.   Falling in alexa rank = less people coming to bitcoin related websites and less people are reading about Bitcoin - doesn't look good if the thesis is Bitcoin is supposed to be doubling in population every 10 months.

If the miners decide the future then Bitcoin Core would win, as most miners are only chasing profit and money in the end.

Bitcoin XT is essentially an alternate, a $hitcoin at best with some trivial improvements, and Gavin & company are going to discover how hard it is to compete as an alternative.  With the exception of Litecoin and Doge, who are still living off money from the 2013 bubble, I doubt a new $hitcoin of BTC can really propel itself into the top 5.

That and we've seen these kind of "posts" from low-post accounts for many years now.  Someone swooping in saying they'll spend $1000s or more (or scaled up if the volume / capitalization is bigger) and yet never follow through.    Those kind of posts happen all the time and I think it's just people trying to create false excitement to boost the price up, so they can cash out (a psychological game) but it rarely ever works.


Even if you did put $1000s into NODE, it's still roulette because nobody is sure if NODE can pull off being integrated by a bank and putting $Fiat on blockchain.

NODE developers seem to ninja launch / release without warning.  They said end of summer they'ld have NODE integrated into some bank and there'll be $Fiat on the blockchain, honestly I'm skeptical until it happens.  It's a huge mental leap for me (and presumably others) that some bank in Ukraine would happily adopt some obscure cryptocurrency with some $90K capitalization.

It's been an old house rule of mine not to buy coins from topic creators named after the coin itself.  You're surprised that the guy is ending up being some kind of censor queen or even scammer?

Yeah and they auctioned it off or most of it already, haven't they?  So housing him for $1.5 million or even $5 million is a real bargain compared to how much money he made them.