Anyone else having issues with Pixel Wars newest update? I am unable to launch the game on my Google Pixel since I installed the latest version. Not sure how long ago it came out, but this was my first time signing on in about a week. Is there any way I can relay the issue to dev team? I've been playing on Pixel Wars without any issues since it launched on the GStore.

Call me a punk ass bitch but I sold a large portion of my bag at 49.5k sats. Hoping it fallls back to mid 40k range before shooting back up. Either way, if GAME doesn't fall back down I'll be buying MGO since it's still incredibly cheap.

Price seems to be bottoming out in 40k range. Hasn't sustained below 40k for a meaningful amount of time and keeps jumping close to 50k. Either way, Game's future is much brighter than this current range, I've been buying as much as I can- flipping shitcoins to buy more and more. If you're willing to hold on for the long term you'll be duly rewarded.

MobileGO is long overdue for listing. Bittrex updated their infrastructure to support ERC23 tokens. It seems they haven't implemented MGO due to regulation issues. It's unsure whether or not they will be adding many coins in the near future.

Well said. This project isn't vaporware, G Nation is going to become big and when it does, these short term price stipulations won't mean a damn thing. I'm not concerned about GAME/MGO price at all because I feel very strongly about the tech behind the project. That's all there is to it.

I don't think anyone is concerned about a new ICO with a 20% token pool lmao. Anyone who buys into this shit deserves to lose their money. It's very clear from spending 3 mins looking at the whitepaper that the company doesn't need a token and they are doing this to line their pockets (just look at huge % the company keeps to themselves!)

I saw someone posting on reddit that WaltonChain has ties with a number of multi-billion dollar corporations. Is this the case? Also roadmap says genesis block is mined in October, are current exchanges trading WTC or some IOU for Walton? Thanks

There are other crypto-gaming projects floating around but none come close to MobileGO/GameCredits in terms of actual product. A few other currencies claim to do what MGO/GAME does but none other have the actual developments and real activities that GNation has carried out.

Unfortunately MGO is not vaporware shitscam so it's not going to pump and dump so deliciously. But it's backing a legitimate, working project with a huge advertisement fund. Once GNation is marketed and people adopt the system MGO will explode. Nothing more to it than that.

I'm really looking forward to what becomes of this project. PoS is losing the faith of the crypto community, it's not the hot topic that it was just a couple months ago. Coins that create real value to share with its holders is what's going to take center stage very shortly. Swarm Fund fits the bill.

Yes I agree. Absolutely terrible year for Bitcoin. Really sad to see it dying, it looked so strong just a few short months ago

You're the only one kicking rocks lmao

Looking through 1337 resources, it appears there has been some talks about a potential Minecraft server. Where are you guys with that currently? Is it still in the works? Haven't found much info since that June demo video.

30% of the 53 million is being allocated as Legal fees. I think that MGO and GameCredits team will be well equipped to handle any possible issues going forward with a legal fund of over 10 million.

I've personally noticed that in the four years I've been involved with crypto, my gamer contacts are the ones that are more and more beginning to understand and dip their toes in cryptocurrency. I don't think it's a coincidence that many of the Minecraft communities I was a part of when I was a kid/teen are now actively talking about cryptocurrency. Some of my non-gamer friends have been asking me about and learning a bit about Bitcoin and other cryptos recently, but it seems that the only group, by and large, are those I used to game with.

In regards to future of GameCredits as a whole, I don't see how anyone doesn't see a bright future for the coin. Once Pixel Wars sees commercial marketing it's going to catch on to the greater public.

Personally, I'd like to someday see private GNation servers where I can wager MobileGO in PU Battlegrounds against 90+ other people. I'm no good at PUBG but it would be a hell of a lot of fun to wager a couple MGO at a time, with cascading payouts.

I think everyone who's kept their eye on this thread since the pre-announcement is very excited for what's to come. Chimaera has some huge implications and I can't wait to be a part of it.

GStore development is coming along nicely, and once ESports betting really gets going I think we'll be looking bullish once more. I'm personally not a fan of betting on CS:GO or league but a whole bunch of people are. Not to mention once people are inevitably using GNation platforms for this they'll be more exposed to the gaming side, too.

Help with development and advertising of the Rare Pepe Party project- which looks real promising in terms of usage and popularity upon release.

Looks like he is postfarming, sorry my man. If you can verify your identity with a signed message from an old address associated with the account you may be able to recover it.

If you've been around Bitcoin since 2013 and look at the graphs today- it's almost unbelievable to see how the November runup and subsequent crash pales in comparison to what we've seen this year, and more importantly, the past few weeks. Unlike 2013, this recent run has been accompanied by a similarly, if not more, impressive run by altcoins as a whole. What I think is a major contributor to this run is the whole system altcoins are predicated upon: People buy Bitcoin to buy altcoins.

What this means is that in order to jump on board this crazy train, you've gotta get crypto (and sometimes Eth, and sometimes something else) to get your altcoin of your choice. What this means is that just by dipping your toes in altcoins, you've already helped push everything upwards. When I buy bitcoin to buy CounterParty to buy PepeCash to buy Rare Pepes, I'm pushing a lot of shit upwards with just that single Bitcoin purchase. At the very least, you get double purchasing power when you go fiat>BTC>altcoin.

Of course, the flipside is also true- cashing out alts to fiat has a multiplied downward effect on the markets as well. I think, ultimately, the inability or hesitation to cash Bitcoin to fiat is what this entire market run is predicated upon. Let's be honest, it's still difficult to cash out to fiat, at least exponentially more than it is from alts to BTC. Coupled with tax burden associated with cashing out, and going against some of the core sentiments of cryptocurrency, it makes sense why people by and large aren't cashing out.

I think BitcoinCash is a pretty strong indicator towards this actuality. The free distribution of a token currently valued at close to 10 billion did not shake Bitcoin's price. People didn't cash out their free money in favor of a guaranteed, risk free profit- they either held on to it, sold it in favor of another altcoin, or sold it for Bitcoin and held onto it.

So far it's not an issue, as bigger and bigger players are entering the crypto sphere. Microsoft, JP Morgan, fucking Russia are some pretty big entities. But what happens when bigger and bigger presences stop entering the realm? Or less than that- what if these money multiplier purchase slow down? First people will hand their alts back in for Bitcoin as they see the markets slowing down- and then what? Some people are going to inevitably want to cash out (at least a portion of) their Bitcoin, and then beauty of these secondary, tertiary, etc. markets have turned into a nightmare. Many individuals who started this journey 1-4 years ago have already far surpassed whatever ambitions they may have for their portfolios. Plenty of people will be fine with losing out on some profit if it means they can ensure they still keep most of it.

The counter argument to this, of course, is that the increasing in total market value is due to previous undervaluation alongside new and improving tech in the cryptocurrency realm. While it would be foolish not to agree that great strides and progress has been made in recent times, I don't think it's enough to justify the major run.

Take a look at individual currencies and ask yourself if they are worth their current value. I love Pepecash, but is it really worth 8 million? What about it's clone, Memetic? Is that worth more than 2.5 mil? Is Fuck token worth close to 1 mil? Is Dogecoin worth 200 million? What about BitConnect, a fucking ponzi scheme. Is it worth almost one billion dollars? Is Steem worth almost 350 million? (Many speculate that Yahoo overpaid for Tumblr when they purchased it for 1.1bil in 2013).

Ask yourself if you think the coins you look at every day are worth the amount they trade for.

I asked recently on Reddit but didn't get much help. I'm heading back to college in a few days and interested in starting up a general Bitcoin group at my college. I was wondering if there are any current resources available for such endeavors. I've heard of Blockchain Education Network but their website hasn't been updated for a year so I'm assuming that entity fell through. If you have any information please share!!