Good news from the Pokercoin Twitter: https://twitter.com/Pokercoin_net/status/968840468195872770

In a recent email to someone, Bit-Z said they are still scheduling it and to be patient. So I guess it is still in the works but they aren't going to tell anyone when it will be listed.

Next week a new exchange called Upcoin is launching. They said they will be listing Pokercoin sometime in the next 30 days.

It's not gone, their site says under maintenance.  Probably for good reason, their site is the slowest exchange I've ever seen.

One thing you can do is give the OP and his minion accounts negative trust. See the Trust: +/- symbols under their names on the left side of their posts. Click them and leave them negative trust and the reason why. People tend to avoid people who have red, negative trust.

Can you perhaps have someone who speaks English translate your post for you? Because this looks like a very bad machine translation of whatever you were trying to say.

Mining has now ended. Good job everyone. We've passed Block #500,000.

Great news for the future of Pokercoin! I learned this on their Discord.

There is now a Poker-BTC.com mobile app in development for Android (iOS is also planned). Poker-BTC.com is the premier online poker site which allows you to play with Pokercoins!

Take a look at what is to come:





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Why is this a big deal?

Having an actual use and an easily accessible mobile app with a good user interface/user experience is often a long range goal of many crypto projects. Pokercoin already has an actual use in the Poker-BTC.com online poker room and soon it will have an Android app so one can play poker with Pokercoins anywhere they may be, on the train, in an airport, stuck in traffic, etc.

If you think about how far Pokercoin has come in terms of development and integration since it's launch in August, it is quite remarkable.

I am very glad I got in on the ground floor while Pokercoin is still relatively inexpensive.  

For the people who had coins on the coinsmarkets exchange, it looks like they are going to let you withdraw them sometime soon, if they are to be believed.

Here is what their front page says now:

Again, take it with a grain of salt but at least there is a chance you might get your coins back if they were left there.

They say they will be listed on Upcoin when it launches March 1st so that's progress.

Pokercoin is nearing another milestone: At Block 500,000 mining of this coin through proof-of-work will come to an end. There are now less than 5,000 blocks remaining to be mined through proof-of-work. Once mining ends the only ways to acquire more Pokercoins will be to buy them from an exchange, earn them through a bounty and/or stake them. So to the person trying to sell 230,000 POKER, you may want to hold on to your coins.

The developer is not responsible for the loss of coins because of a shady exchange going under any more than Satoshi Nakamoto was responsible for every failed or hacked Bitcoin exchange. The exchange listed the coin, the developer as far as I know did not ask them to list it there. Are you new to crypto or just BCT?

Be patient. The coin has only been listed there for about a day.

What do you expect him to do? CoinsMarkets was a shady exchange and now is no more. #1 Rule in crypto: If you don't control your private keys, you don't control your coins. Anyone who left coins on there is out of luck. Unless the exchange were to give the developer the exact amount of POKER in each person's wallet there would be virtually no way for them to refund anyone who deposited there.

Use the exchange.

Yobit is a pretty scammy exchange. They should aim higher like HitBTC.

A rebrand is intriguing but a fork without the support of Poker-BTC.com would not be a good thing in my opinion. Having a working online casino is the most attractive part of this project. Pokercoin is a good name and brand for a coin to be used in online poker rooms and potentially offline Poker. That's why POK on Bit-Z tried to steal the name. I don't think a rebrand to something else would be as good.

An ICO. Seriously, it's how other broke projects raise money for things like exchange listings. You have 36 million coins, maybe sell a portion of them for $0.10 a coin in BTC, LTC or ETH. It also establishes a psychological price floor.

There is a Pokercoin listed on Bit-Z (POK) but unfortunately it's not ours, they had an ICO but have no working platform and only came into existence a month ago. Look at the writing on the wall, do the math and make a good decision.

What do you mean? Did you sell them to someone else?

You'll probably regret selling so cheaply in a couple of weeks when Pokercoin debuts on decent exchange. I've sent you a PM but we need to do this in a verifiable way so that the transaction is transparent and trustless. Do you know of an escrow service we can use to do this?

There is now a Pokercoin Tip Bot on Discord and Airdrop starting.