My thoughts on retirement accounts-
This one seems much trickier then an account for kids, because you have to take it in context and user expectations are different between the two.
For instance (I'm sharing my perspective, and only mine, so if someone else feels differently, feel free to share yours)
For a CRISP for kids account- I am slowly stocking it up with dnotes, with the expectation that it basically is serving as a savings account, with the hopes of long term growth in the value of of DNotes, but, I also don't really expect to see any gains other then what I put into the account.
For a retirement account- My personal expectation is that an account has some intrinsic way of accruing value / volume in and off itself, independent of my own contributions to such a fund. I don't know if DNotes (hell, honestly all of crypto) has the infrastructure in place to create this kind of tern around, and honestly, I don't see any method of creating such a return outside of having a CRISP retirement daytrader (which in turn, would likely be counter productive to coin health/crypto health at this point, because god knows the last thing we need is yet another large volume daytrader ((Counter point to myself, I would likely still try and take advantage of such a service myself)))
Rambling now, so will cut this short and try and recapture the thoughts that slipped the mortal coil far to soon.
I agree the CR.I.S.P. for Retirement will be more complex than the one for kids, but it also going to be a flexible, first of it's kind, exciting investment vehicle. There are several ways that a retirement account can grow including additional contributions, dividends, interest, or capital gains. DNotes gives you the option of additional contributions and what most of us are counting on, the potential for huge capital gains. An unstructured, self directed plan allows you to make as many contributions as you want, whenever you want. This allows the most flexibility to accommodate people who want to make a large contribution now while prices are low, monthly contributions, or random contributions as their financial situation allows. This is going to be very exciting!! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Great post elrugrim, that is a valid expectation we have to consider and overcome. Chase has explained it very well. Don't forget Dyna's post about adding your vault address to your signature ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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So, I won this round, lol! Thanks for the prompt attention. I like that. Check your net. You might have already caught a fish.
You're the man! Thanks! You are welcome. Couldn't help thinking a bit more about this. Another thing that a digital retirement account should provide is a withdrawal limit. A range of percentages could be offered or the customer could set their own limit on how much they could take out per month. This would serve another function of providing an anchor for the coin as accounts multiply and values go up. It would take a lot of coins out of circulation (sitting on exchanges) and put them to work stabilizing the network. They would maintain value being "on deposit" I can see where it would help smooth out the constant price fluctuations sort of like a "heat sink" Settings could only be changed yearly except for verified hardship. It could all be offered in packages like "Max Saver" "Mid Saver" etc with each having it's own range. Sounds like a lot of work but not as much as it appears. Once programmed, the code could be reused in many other offerings. Just saying... Protect the future of your investment type of deal, sounds good. Breaking the contract could be a touchy subject, if someone got sick and needed to pull their DNotes out or something.
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Well, I'm certainly not a retirement planner but, It would, in my opinion, need to incorporate the following items:
1. Secure and guaranteed 2. A minimum initial deposit and low monthly or quarterly deposits after 3. Some form of interest. Not POS or anything like that right now but, a fund would need to be created to provide small monthly interest payment. 4. Marketing 5 Dedicated overseers 6.Small monthly management fee (you need to get something back for the fund and operators) 7. Down the road, when you start to consider POS or other methods of keeping the network healthy, a lot of this can be provided automatically.
I wouldn't look at this as a profit center but, DNotes in general will profit as the coin gains value through this exposure. Also #6 can be adjusted as the coins value increases. Make it a selling point, help increase awareness of DNotes and your monthly fees will go down.
As far as marketing it, no real difference from marketing DNotes itself except increase your presence in areas where young people congregate online and off. You already advertise to many areas, beef it up and make the fund your prime offering. Include the others as well but don't push the coin itself, push the usefulness of it.
And the big one; make sure it's within the scope of the law. I don't think this is a stumbling block right now but, get your ducks in a legal row for the coming years. As long as the matching funds are being held where they can be audited, that should be fine for now.
It sounds like a lot of work but, you have already done the heavy lifting with existing products. And, think about this, it is an area NO ONE has even begun to move into except DNotes, why not own it?
Thanks RJF! That's a great start. I'm no expert on retirement savings plans either and as I have time I intend to check out many of the offerings from financial institutions and how we can offer some of the same services as well as improving on them. There is no doubt in my mind that cryptocurrency is going to play a role in retirement savings in the near future and fairly big role in the long term. Part of the package we are trying to create could include: Tools Technologies Services Interfaces The possibilities are endless.
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Thank you BITDV, I will test it out at some point today, then add it. Good luck with your exchange ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Tested both withdrawals and deposits with small amounts and added to the OP.
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Hmmmm.. not a coding guru, but I think I have seen automated escrow services- I wonder if that could be incorperated.
Ah =) Nevermind! Anyways yeah.. really no need to reinvent the escrow wheel again at this point in time.
Not trying to be self-serving but some in our industry may wish that we provide escrow services since DNotes places very high value on trust. However, we prefer to remain highly focused in accomplishing our core missions which are most valuable to our stakeholders and avoid risk exposures that may be disruptive. There have been an increasing number requests for us to make CR.I.S.P. for Retirement a priority. We do know that a lot of savings for retirement are under funded. The potential high returns of saving a small amount of DNotes on a regular basis could make quite a difference. Let us know what you think. Yes, outstanding, stick to the plan! Also, I think CR.I.S.P. retirement accounts would be received well in many circles. I know most young people don't think much about retirement until it's too late but, introducing a savings plan in their own digital world just might bring them on board before it's too late. I would say go for it! I agree, it's a perfect time for CR.I.S.P. for Retirement. RJF made a good point, this may be the type of digital world savings plan that gets young people saving for their retirement. The potential returns, could help give people hope for a secure retirement. I love this idea! I agree. RJF made a great point. It could be a great thing to get young people to start thinking about retirement early. The older age group who know just too well that their retirement accounts are way under funded, will likely look at this favorably. This could have worldwide appeal. How should we package it? Love to have inputs from our community. Did I remember correctly that one of RJF's New Year resolutions is to collect some DNotes. This could be a good chance. Show us a good plan to be well executed with a full press release, I will show you some DNotes. Lol, but I am serious. We now have a good infrastructure to get our community more involved and earn some DNotes at the same time. Don't forget that our bars are set high and we take our time to do things right. It's good to get the Younglings in to start saving for retirement earlier. I will think on this.. btw new exchange has DNOTES here listed. I bought some of their exchange tokens which means we share in revenues of what the exchange makes so if there is any DNOTES trading here I certainly will join in.. https://btcpool.exchange/market?pair=NOTE/BTCAlso it is a good time to stock up on tokens as with this revenue it can help us to stock up on and procure more Dnotes correct? Haven't had a chance to test the exchange yet. I've sent a few small deposits.
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Hmmmm.. not a coding guru, but I think I have seen automated escrow services- I wonder if that could be incorperated.
Ah =) Nevermind! Anyways yeah.. really no need to reinvent the escrow wheel again at this point in time.
Not trying to be self-serving but some in our industry may wish that we provide escrow services since DNotes places very high value on trust. However, we prefer to remain highly focused in accomplishing our core missions which are most valuable to our stakeholders and avoid risk exposures that may be disruptive. There have been an increasing number requests for us to make CR.I.S.P. for Retirement a priority. We do know that a lot of savings for retirement are under funded. The potential high returns of saving a small amount of DNotes on a regular basis could make quite a difference. Let us know what you think. Yes, outstanding, stick to the plan! Also, I think CR.I.S.P. retirement accounts would be received well in many circles. I know most young people don't think much about retirement until it's too late but, introducing a savings plan in their own digital world just might bring them on board before it's too late. I would say go for it! I agree, it's a perfect time for CR.I.S.P. for Retirement. RJF made a good point, this may be the type of digital world savings plan that gets young people saving for their retirement. The potential returns, could help give people hope for a secure retirement. I love this idea! We could use help coming up with ideas on how to package the CR.I.S.P. for Retirement program. What can we do to make it an interactive and attractive program for anyone who might be interested?
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The account history function is really cool. I can see you were already working on it when I made my post.
I like that I can see that SEVEN people that I've sent crypto to still haven't registered their account... Luckily, I'll be able to match the e-mails and the times the crypto was sent to the times of the transactions on the transaction history, and make sure nobody is having any problems registering (or just not being lazy).
Great feature, another building block in place.
By the way, I was checking into pending registrations, there are some scenarios where it may say pending_registration even if they did register. For instance, if they didn't confirm their email address, or possibly when they haven't created their first address. We realize this is a possibility and added some code to help, but I haven't reviewed previous occurrences fully yet.
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The accounts now have a history button in the DNotesVault. Check it out, let us know if everything looks good.
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As we work on the DNotesVault, we would love to hear your suggestions.
Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier?
Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault?
Is the dashboard easy to understand and use?
Sending DNotes: yes Storing DNotes: yes, especially with the guarantee, that makes it a no brainer as long as there remains trust in the organization and that is only growing as far as I can see. Using Dashboard: yes, simple enough for most. Thanks RJF that is helpful. The trust factor is of course the biggest hurdle for someone who doesn't know much about DNotes.
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Thank you BITDV, I will test it out at some point today, then add it. Good luck with your exchange ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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I think TeeGee has the 'keep it simple' covered - "explains in detail without losing the reader", "advantages DNotes enjoys over it's rivals", "screen shots of each step". I kind of went on a DNotes bragging rant, and since I'm not writing this article, I will eat some humble pie. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I'll rephrase the last sentence in my post. If we had an easy to follow how-to, do you think it's a good idea to email it to people and have a deposit of DNotes waiting for them at the Vault if they are interested? It's a great idea! What were you thinking as far as implementation? Something automated for all new accounts, or a special link, or more casual where you are just sending them the payment to their email before they register? What I was thinking was that I could send an email to an old classmate, teacher, boss, friend, long lost relative, etc that included a simple how-to explanation about DNotes. I would tell them that there was # Dnotes waiting for them at the DNotesVault. All they have to do is sign up (using the same email address), create an deposit address, and the DNotes will show up in their account. If you send it to people you know, even if it's been a long time since you have seen them, there will still be an element of trust. It may be a great way to reconnect with someone. It could have an expiry date in case they don't register. What did you mean in "something automated for all new accounts"? My fault, I should have clarified that question. It was in regards to how they would have DNotes waiting for them at the DNotesVault. Automated for all new accounts wouldn't work because of potential abuse but having a special link (Like a redemption link) you can send them in the email might be feasible, but I guess not much of an advantage over just sending them to their email address and letting them know they are there waiting for them. Either way, that is a fantastic idea. That is an awesome way to reconnect with people from our past too.
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As we work on the DNotesVault, we would love to hear your suggestions.
Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier?
Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault?
Is the dashboard easy to understand and use?
Here are my personal thoughts in my experiences with give-aways that I have run. I'd like to mention that DYNA and DNotes were very helpful in the whole process. I gave crypto to about 30 Vault accounts so far, I was happy that approx 30% were female, a massive demographic with less exposure to this industry. Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier? *Being able to send digital currency to people who have no prior knowledge about it is really easy with the ability to attach the Notes to their e-mail. *Explaining the advantages of crypto is exciting conversation to have with each unfamiliar person, but doing it several times a day, in multiple conversation mediums (facebook / e-mail / in person), it can become very time consuming. It is making me think that somebody from the community (I think I just put my hand up?) could write up a ~1000 word crypto "information" page that highlights the all the benefits of crypto, but also explains in detail without losing the reader, the comparative advantages DNotes enjoys over its rivals. I'm thinking this page should include screen shots of each step of the process (email, registration, and then dashboard) and in the future maybe some monthly progress reports on the market and how Dnotes has performed long term with some fancy graphs etc (I do that stuff in my spare time, so will just copy and paste it and make sure the grammar is tidy without lots of brackets and comma abuse!) The best mediums we could consider using to post the "update" information would be here on bitcointalk, on the FB page, twitter and the vault / Dnotescoin websites. I think potential investors would be quite interested, or at least give a second look into claims of "since this date, DNotes has gone from 1200 satoshi, to 3800 satoshi, which equates to $x to $x even taking into account the btc fall." We could try and make some more videos like MiningHabit made a while ago that demonstrated how to buy from exchanges, the pc wallet demo's are a bit outdated. *Giving the gifts of crypto to so many people, I found many of them didn't really understand it properly, but saw the value in "oh, it could go like the bitcoin one went, and be worth lots one day, oh sure i'll take it!", I'd say of the people who knew nothing about crypto, half of them were like this, the other half were more inquisitive and talked about wanting to discuss further when they had more money to properly invest and legitimately saw it as a long term investment - these people made me particularly happy. There exist many people who support crypto based on their moral conscience, and those people were over the moon to accept their "first crypto". My hope was that these people would 1. know that I'd done my research on what the best crypto was and 2. they would automatically think of Dnotes (after bitcoin) when somebody says "crypto", creating a tacit association. Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault? It feels safe storing my crypto there, especially with the guaranteed fund. It is also very easy to understand why the coins are safe, there is a good explanation on the Vault website. Is the dashboard easy to understand and use? Yup, it sure is. It is good that you included having an "available balance" on top of a "overall balance". This means that I know that several people still haven't registered for their vault accounts that I've sent crypto to. In future, I imagine the Vault will look more like a chequeing account, where you can see your ingoings / outgoings, and just imagine how cool it would be to have a VaultCard that you could use on an eftpos terminal! - Would just have to find a payment processor, and write lots of code! I like this idea, but it would really stand out if it was different from all the other how to's and videos that claim to be easy enough for grandma to understand, but actually leave grandma more confused than ever! In order for cryptocurrency to work, everyone,including those with only basic computer skills, has to feel that they fit in somehow. Other than DNotes, I don't know of any other coin that has done anything to tackle this. The CR.I.S.P. is easy for people to comprehend because they have already heard of Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSP), Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP), Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIP), etc. We have given them a place to learn at CryptoMoms. They are also familiar with their investments being held in a secure place (banks, investment companies, and now DNotesVault) and want nothing to do with downloading wallets and storing their investments on their computers. We should emphasize how they can fit in at DNotes, by holding it as an investment, and spare them most of the complicated aspects of crypto. Would it be a good idea to have this write-up (TeeGee ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ) with screen shots simple and inviting enough that we could email it to friends, family, and acquaintances, telling them that if they are interested, there are a certain amount of DNotes waiting for them when they sign up at the Vault? Perhaps with an expiry date? I think that is certainly part of the problem Chase. After reading many write ups and watching many videos on crytocurrency, all attempt to make it easier to understand by breaking down how bitcoin actually works, from blocks to mining and algorithms with very little focus on the benefits. This approach is great for an audience with a technology background, maybe it's not the best approach for the everyday user. When shopping for a car, one doesn't ask why and how antilock brakes work, they just want to know it helps keep them and their family safe by allowing them to come to a stop more quickly. I'm not suggesting it needs to be written any certain way, just throwing around ideas. I think TeeGee has the 'keep it simple' covered - "explains in detail without losing the reader", "advantages DNotes enjoys over it's rivals", "screen shots of each step". I kind of went on a DNotes bragging rant, and since I'm not writing this article, I will eat some humble pie. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I'll rephrase the last sentence in my post. If we had an easy to follow how-to, do you think it's a good idea to email it to people and have a deposit of DNotes waiting for them at the Vault if they are interested? It's a great idea! What were you thinking as far as implementation? Something automated for all new accounts, or a special link, or more casual where you are just sending them the payment to their email before they register?
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As we work on the DNotesVault, we would love to hear your suggestions.
Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier?
Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault?
Is the dashboard easy to understand and use?
Here are my personal thoughts in my experiences with give-aways that I have run. I'd like to mention that DYNA and DNotes were very helpful in the whole process. I gave crypto to about 30 Vault accounts so far, I was happy that approx 30% were female, a massive demographic with less exposure to this industry. Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier? *Being able to send digital currency to people who have no prior knowledge about it is really easy with the ability to attach the Notes to their e-mail. *Explaining the advantages of crypto is exciting conversation to have with each unfamiliar person, but doing it several times a day, in multiple conversation mediums (facebook / e-mail / in person), it can become very time consuming. It is making me think that somebody from the community (I think I just put my hand up?) could write up a ~1000 word crypto "information" page that highlights the all the benefits of crypto, but also explains in detail without losing the reader, the comparative advantages DNotes enjoys over its rivals. I'm thinking this page should include screen shots of each step of the process (email, registration, and then dashboard) and in the future maybe some monthly progress reports on the market and how Dnotes has performed long term with some fancy graphs etc (I do that stuff in my spare time, so will just copy and paste it and make sure the grammar is tidy without lots of brackets and comma abuse!) The best mediums we could consider using to post the "update" information would be here on bitcointalk, on the FB page, twitter and the vault / Dnotescoin websites. I think potential investors would be quite interested, or at least give a second look into claims of "since this date, DNotes has gone from 1200 satoshi, to 3800 satoshi, which equates to $x to $x even taking into account the btc fall." We could try and make some more videos like MiningHabit made a while ago that demonstrated how to buy from exchanges, the pc wallet demo's are a bit outdated. *Giving the gifts of crypto to so many people, I found many of them didn't really understand it properly, but saw the value in "oh, it could go like the bitcoin one went, and be worth lots one day, oh sure i'll take it!", I'd say of the people who knew nothing about crypto, half of them were like this, the other half were more inquisitive and talked about wanting to discuss further when they had more money to properly invest and legitimately saw it as a long term investment - these people made me particularly happy. There exist many people who support crypto based on their moral conscience, and those people were over the moon to accept their "first crypto". My hope was that these people would 1. know that I'd done my research on what the best crypto was and 2. they would automatically think of Dnotes (after bitcoin) when somebody says "crypto", creating a tacit association. Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault? It feels safe storing my crypto there, especially with the guaranteed fund. It is also very easy to understand why the coins are safe, there is a good explanation on the Vault website. Is the dashboard easy to understand and use? Yup, it sure is. It is good that you included having an "available balance" on top of a "overall balance". This means that I know that several people still haven't registered for their vault accounts that I've sent crypto to. In future, I imagine the Vault will look more like a chequeing account, where you can see your ingoings / outgoings, and just imagine how cool it would be to have a VaultCard that you could use on an eftpos terminal! - Would just have to find a payment processor, and write lots of code! I like this idea, but it would really stand out if it was different from all the other how to's and videos that claim to be easy enough for grandma to understand, but actually leave grandma more confused than ever! In order for cryptocurrency to work, everyone,including those with only basic computer skills, has to feel that they fit in somehow. Other than DNotes, I don't know of any other coin that has done anything to tackle this. The CR.I.S.P. is easy for people to comprehend because they have already heard of Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSP), Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP), Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIP), etc. We have given them a place to learn at CryptoMoms. They are also familiar with their investments being held in a secure place (banks, investment companies, and now DNotesVault) and want nothing to do with downloading wallets and storing their investments on their computers. We should emphasize how they can fit in at DNotes, by holding it as an investment, and spare them most of the complicated aspects of crypto. Would it be a good idea to have this write-up (TeeGee ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ) with screen shots simple and inviting enough that we could email it to friends, family, and acquaintances, telling them that if they are interested, there are a certain amount of DNotes waiting for them when they sign up at the Vault? Perhaps with an expiry date? I think that is certainly part of the problem Chase. After reading many write ups and watching many videos on crytocurrency, all attempt to make it easier to understand by breaking down how bitcoin actually works, from blocks to mining and algorithms with very little focus on the benefits. This approach is great for an audience with a technology background, maybe it's not the best approach for the everyday user. When shopping for a car, one doesn't ask why and how antilock brakes work, they just want to know it helps keep them and their family safe by allowing them to come to a stop more quickly. I'm not suggesting it needs to be written any certain way, just throwing around ideas.
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Dyna- go focus on projects, (but don't forget to take some brain cleansing down time) I'm sure alot of us here can answer some of the questions that arise.
Good luck elrugrim I remember putting in a full day in the field with Dyna, going home to eat and shower, and then coming back he is still there working away.
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As we work on the DNotesVault, we would love to hear your suggestions.
Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier?
Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault?
Is the dashboard easy to understand and use?
Here are my personal thoughts in my experiences with give-aways that I have run. I'd like to mention that DYNA and DNotes were very helpful in the whole process. I gave crypto to about 30 Vault accounts so far, I was happy that approx 30% were female, a massive demographic with less exposure to this industry. Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier? *Being able to send digital currency to people who have no prior knowledge about it is really easy with the ability to attach the Notes to their e-mail. *Explaining the advantages of crypto is exciting conversation to have with each unfamiliar person, but doing it several times a day, in multiple conversation mediums (facebook / e-mail / in person), it can become very time consuming. It is making me think that somebody from the community (I think I just put my hand up?) could write up a ~1000 word crypto "information" page that highlights the all the benefits of crypto, but also explains in detail without losing the reader, the comparative advantages DNotes enjoys over its rivals. I'm thinking this page should include screen shots of each step of the process (email, registration, and then dashboard) and in the future maybe some monthly progress reports on the market and how Dnotes has performed long term with some fancy graphs etc (I do that stuff in my spare time, so will just copy and paste it and make sure the grammar is tidy without lots of brackets and comma abuse!) The best mediums we could consider using to post the "update" information would be here on bitcointalk, on the FB page, twitter and the vault / Dnotescoin websites. I think potential investors would be quite interested, or at least give a second look into claims of "since this date, DNotes has gone from 1200 satoshi, to 3800 satoshi, which equates to $x to $x even taking into account the btc fall." We could try and make some more videos like MiningHabit made a while ago that demonstrated how to buy from exchanges, the pc wallet demo's are a bit outdated. *Giving the gifts of crypto to so many people, I found many of them didn't really understand it properly, but saw the value in "oh, it could go like the bitcoin one went, and be worth lots one day, oh sure i'll take it!", I'd say of the people who knew nothing about crypto, half of them were like this, the other half were more inquisitive and talked about wanting to discuss further when they had more money to properly invest and legitimately saw it as a long term investment - these people made me particularly happy. There exist many people who support crypto based on their moral conscience, and those people were over the moon to accept their "first crypto". My hope was that these people would 1. know that I'd done my research on what the best crypto was and 2. they would automatically think of Dnotes (after bitcoin) when somebody says "crypto", creating a tacit association. Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault? It feels safe storing my crypto there, especially with the guaranteed fund. It is also very easy to understand why the coins are safe, there is a good explanation on the Vault website. Is the dashboard easy to understand and use? Yup, it sure is. It is good that you included having an "available balance" on top of a "overall balance". This means that I know that several people still haven't registered for their vault accounts that I've sent crypto to. In future, I imagine the Vault will look more like a chequeing account, where you can see your ingoings / outgoings, and just imagine how cool it would be to have a VaultCard that you could use on an eftpos terminal! - Would just have to find a payment processor, and write lots of code! Thanks for the great response TeeGee. Yep, we do need to add the account history for each address, so you can see what is happening. Mastering the explanation of digital currency and it's benefits is quite a task. If that is something you are willing to tackle, it could make an excellent reference point.
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As we work on the DNotesVault, we would love to hear your suggestions.
Is it easy to send DNotes to someone who knows nothing about digital currency? Can we make it easier?
Do you feel safe storing your coins at DNotesVault? Is it easy to understand why your coins are safe at the DNotesVault?
Is the dashboard easy to understand and use?
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May this be the best Year for Dnotes. Good to hear from you again Youghoor! We think it will be, there is a lot of going on ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Dnotes. I'm trying to get out of crypto with the way everything is tanking right now, and need the cash I do have left. Is it okay for be to post the amount of coins I want to sell here?
Our official recommendation is that all transactions be conducted through the exchange, due to the nature of our industry. Interested parties should communicate with you through PM if necessary to make special arrangement as needed. We very much appreciate your concern that a large sell order will negatively affect our price, over the short term. There have already been an increased amount of selling and so far they have been absorbed with increased buying. We certainly appreciate your support and confidence expressed. It is unfortunate, but we know that a lot of people have lost a significant amount of their investment. We wish you the very best and hope that every thing will work out for you soon. They also have a marketplace forum with members who will act as an escrow service. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=199130.0If you must sell them outside of an exchange, that is the appropriate place to list your offering.
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The bright side to the BTC value crash is that in a day or so, I can buy another btc or so, and pick up some cheapy dnotes (in terms of a USD valuation).
Hovering around 260 per bitcoin, puts the DNotes price right around a penny. It will be interesting to see how long the bitcoin price will hold there.
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The Dogecoin network hashrate just surpassed Litecoin's, any thoughts on this?
That is interesting, in terms of value, the numbers don't exactly add up. That would mean a lot of miners are mining Doge at a much lower profit margin. What do you think? It's a very bold move, that clearly shows doubt in the top ranked Scrypt coin. The DOGE/LTC merged mining seemed to spur the transition, but there isn't enough conclusive evidence to say it was the only reason. I've been watching other coins that have recently opted for merged mining, one saw a 50x increase in network hashrate, which had zero effect on the price. One conclusion that can be drawn from this, is that the market is in a time of uncertainty and miners are desperately looking for stability. These times of confusion could be a good opportunity for us to take a large market share, and restore some civility to our industry. Thanks for bringing this up, we definitely need to look into how it could impact DNotes and if it fits into the overall strategy.
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