We are happy to announce that Ben Kurland has joined the EMC2 team as Chief Strategist. Ben is an actor (he appeared in the Academy Awards Best Picture winner, The Artist) and is also a crypto enthusiast and evangelist. Ben will be helping EMC2 to create strategic partnerships in the finance, technology, and philanthropy sectors. He will also be helping to grow the community by creating a greater awareness for the utility of EMC2 as well as the altruistic mission of the foundation. https://twitter.com/einsteiniumcoin/status/971479178422796288Welcome Ben! Don't take any crap from this forum, just keep on keeping on...  |
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Hey guys!
Wanted to introduce myself and tell you that I am really excited to be a part of the EMC2 team. I have had a chance to meet the key team members and they are all really wonderful. As with any organization, there are a lot of things to accomplish and everyone has different skills. Malden and the rest of the team are incredible innovators, designers and coders. They are working really hard on creating new tools and applications for EMC2.
A quick word about "mind-blowing news" -
Remember that at the core of these blockchain projects are a bunch of computer coders. They tend to get really excited about things that the average person might not even understand. The change to how the coin was mined was a very big deal as it opened the door for access to more mining pools. For a small coin like EMC2 that was huge news.
That said, messaging is important and I pledge to give you guys clear info from here on out.
The crypto space, much like our world today, is filled with misinformation. EMC2 is on a mission of transparency, innovation, and philanthropy. Moving forward, I'll be ensuring that we provide our community with clear, honest information about our goals and our progress.
-Ben
Steroidal, growth-hormonal, DNA-altered, rabid, ravenous, caffeine-addicted, attention-deficit, Intermittent Explosive Disorder Gorilla in heat alerts: EMC2 EMC2 $$$$$$ (load THURS..) Mar 7th raging galloperz thursday EMC2 was 15000 now 2500 gap to fill 5000+ weee EMC2 Mar 7TH gembitz Alerts: EMC2= %%%%%  Ahhh, OK! Tell us more about the "Gorilla in heat", sounds dangerous! |
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That reminds me so much of Cryptsy. It was great... until it wasn't.
Blast fro the past, lost a lot of coins there but pulled my major funds just before they went belly up. |
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It's always good to exercise caution about any trading platform, but also good to have options. If we can get to the point where several trading platforms list DVC, then people who want to trade it can pick their favorite platform and stick with it. I know people who have been satisfied with C-Cex for years, but they note that things have changed for the worse over the past year. Unfortunately that is an all too common tale in the cryptocurrency industry. That's why the overall goal should be to be listed on more than one trading platform.
Agreed. I was one of those people who traded on C-cex for years & was also satisfied up until about 10 months ago when the problems started. It eventually became too risky to use & I pulled everything out about 6 months ago & have not used them since - reading through their thread tells me I definitely made the right choice. When exchanges go scam it's not just bad news for their users, but it's bad for the coin as well. I'm of the opinion that scam coins use scam exchanges & legitimate coins use legitimate exchanges - I also have a deep rooted mistrust of centralized exchanges as well as all these pop-up & go *poof* exchanges which there seems to be every month lately....so in reality I think there's not a lot for me to choose from.....  Ditto... I don't even look at them anymore. |
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i have watched little bit nice conversation about Cloak. guys be ready 40$ coming in 15 days Where do you get these wild ass projections from? |
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Cryptopia was one of my favourite one when I started with crypto last year but right now it's keeping disappointing me. Maybe with all the money they have they must try to hire more people
Indeed, Cryptopia have always been reliable, but the last two weeks have been a disaster. I hope they finally get the problems under control. Seems like they aren't the only ones, Binance and a couple others have had issues this month as well. |
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What is the sense being listed on Binance? More exchanges - more sells - lower price.
That's not how it works. More exchanges = more volume, more customers => higher price. Exactly. More exposure equals more value. |
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Everything is correcting right now! You look 200sat. And my opinion is at 400sat is n great entry! At Xrp everyone predicts even deeper or even the disappearance of the coin. Well, I thought $ 0.17 is a good start! ^^ Opinions always go different ways. The one stands on belly feeling, voodoo or analysis! PS: Android Wallet is working! Good Job guys. Any Dev updates being posted here? |
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To the tune of the Beatles "Come Together"? |
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Can anyone paste me a Slack invitation for ECC please.
Go to https://ecc.network, scroll to bottom, SLACK invite requires you to enter an email address. Click "Get your Invite"
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Hello! I have a question my wallet balance is 3000000+ but when I updated everything even with saving my wallet.dat i only have 15000 balance now but there wasnt anything send out.
Welcome! For fastest tech support, please follow these directions for a SLACK invite: Go to https://ecc.network. scroll to bottom, SLACK invite requires you to enter an email address. Click "Get your Invite" |
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The new client GUI scheduled for mid of next month might make life easier for noobs, but is it really something worth putting on a roadmap for a cryptocurrency. The focus should be more on the functionality of the coin, not the eternal GUI. The most important bits would be the release of the final smart contract template in Q2. New GUI is top 3 things needed at the moment for this coin. GUI, Rolling peg, and webclient are top 3 things needed at this point. It's definitely a priority if the marketplace is to hope to get any kind of real world adoption. Agreed... |
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i am sorry to say that but CLOAK price value dead
Just like your brain huh? |
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Some of my coins on cryptopia were on withdrawal, but pending for a few days.
they announced delay. Those coins finally arrived.
Patience, is warranted. some coins will be longer than others.
I'm thinking xvg will be longer, as it had/has other wallet issues, besides their general problem.
(not sure im clear there)
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I sold my xvg on crypto bridge Cryotopia is q scam i don't know why you user it Where's the beef dude? Time to show some proof... |
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Hi there, I am experiencing problems with my Antivirus Program and the ECC/Lynx Wallet. When installing the wallet, the eccoind.exe is marked as potential malware and is being moved to a different location. This results in the program's inability to start the wallet. The menu is always set back to "Click to install wallet". The problem occurs in Windows 10 with Avast Free Antivirus. Deactivating the antivirus program before installing the wallet seems to work as a temporary, but of course not as a permanent solution. Is anyone experiencing similar problems and does know how to solve them?  Cheers, ratflat If you got the file from any official ECC source/location, it is safe. Tell your antivirus program to trust/allow Eccoind.exe |
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I like the points being made here by RJF and MiningHabit that far too many people are excluded from private equity funding stages of the business cycle. Everybody should be able to participate. That is one reason why I have so much respect for the DNotes approach, and why I'm absolutely certain we have taken the right path. Just like the tag line we have adopted in our videos going forward:
"DNotes - the inclusive digital currency, for everyone."
I share your values and sentiments that even small investors should be given the opportunity to invest in situations they see fit and not be deprived of those rights by limiting them only to accredited investors. As part of consumer protection, I am less concerned about limiting their investment to 10% of their annual earnings or net-worth. As you may know, DNotes Global has selected the more demanding funding program using Reg. A+ Mini-IPO Title IV Tier 2 to raise up to $50 million from accredited and non-accredited investors worldwide. We could use Reg. D 506(c) to raise unlimited amount only from accredited investors. That is the most common funding vehicle at a significantly lower cost. But then, "DNotes - the inclusive digital currency, for everyone." Absolutely Alan! In order to maintain integrity, you have to "practice what you preach". Ignoring this is the downfall of so many startups and small, growing companies. In all fairness, yes, things always deviate from the the original plan but, I will argue, unless it is regulatory or legal, there is always a way to bend and reposition without loosing site of what attracted investors and customers in the first place. So many startups make the usually fatal mistake of abandoning their guiding principles and loosing site the goal when confronted with problems they see as insurmountable. It's always easier to give up or, compromise your principles to survive, but, in the long run there are no true rewards on that path. I absolutely love that comment RJF. In my view, success can be boiled down to the expression of one's vaunted principles and virtue. Many projects will likely fall by the wayside when they realise that institutional and user reluctance to use their products is the result of them taking an easy route, that has led to regulatory hurdles that can't be overcome but to begin again. Many in the ICO realm have gone with the 'easy route', that doesn't necessarily guarantee long-term success. The messaging in this forum has always praised the novelty and benefits that Initial Coin Offerings may offer, though we have always remained cautious on them with respect to our expectations of regulator responses to security checks that ICO's have historically circumvented. We have often discussed the need for sensible cryptocurrency regulation, and DCEBrief was created to aid these stakeholders as an education tool. Earlier today I submitted a proposal to one of the largest New Zealand public-sector organizations that is trying to increase their capability in the cryptocurrency space. The consultation document was created in response to a request forwarded to me that originated via the commissioner of the organization themselves, and it is my current understanding that my early session(s) may involve educating executives from other organisations / sitting board of directors. I am very privileged to be in a position to at least help out however I can in my corner of the world. The benefits of getting countries to one-by-one take sensible steps to understanding and making room for cryptocurrencies are enormous, and it is much better to get involved when the policies are being drafted, rather than after the fact. I think that New Zealand could become a huge market for DNotes, given that no cryptocurrency but NAV have a presence in the country, and all applications built in the country are created on proxy platforms like ethereum or outsourced to overseas firms, which mean less control and customizability for those organizations that commission development. That said, the first step is getting the regulations right. Allow me to deviate slightly here due to what you were saying about regulations. I wonder, how hard would it be for the SEC to create a seperate class for crypto ICOs? The regulatory structures already in place for IPOs could be culled and realigned while being repurposed to fit ICOs without an inordinate amount of work I would think. Something like "Crypto IPO Lite" for online companies. The regulations could be rather simple I would think, something along the lines of verification of the principles, some sort of bond (maybe depends on amount to be raised and final score for the project), proof of concept and usefulness of the end product along with a real white paper and business plan. Add background checks and proof of concept and permit them to raise some preset figure depending on scoring those items. Really not much work involved but the pre-qual would show commitment and follow through. It's really a shame that most of these ICOs start out with good intentions but get derailed or smothered in the amount of work required to bring their product to market. Perhaps an online ICO incubator could be available to assist with all the ins and out of turning a crypto idea into an online business. An incubator could also score a project in advance and help in making a decision to proceed or not. Just some thoughts. I like to take real world systems and project them into the crypto world. I think this will become a speciality and a profitable venture soon enough! As it stands now, DNotes stakeholders really have zero vested interest in the fate of ICO's. It would be a foolish waste of resources to lobby for lenient ICO regulation, when we have already charted a path to do an IPO that is legal by todays standards. I do agree that the ability for the little guy to invest and raise capital is important, but not when it involves do nothing schemes that sell mystery and deception to make their founders rich beyond belief. I don't think I've seen 10 projects out of the hundreds and hundreds of ICO's that have even come close to accomplishing what they set out to do. Brandon, Actually, in my opinion, you could not be more wrong. I am NOT saying Dnotes should do an ICO, I'm saying the industry and government should get together and come up with rules and acceptable guidelines for ICOs because they are NOT going to go away anytime soon no matter how much any country would them to. Like it or not, ICO's are part of our industry. Your statement sounds like the hundreds of statements from bankers and officials we have all seen over the years. So, take for example myself. I hold DNotes, I support DNotes, I introduce people to DNotes, I believe in DNotes and I have been with DNotes since the beginning but, I also hold over 50 other coins including the top ten. Some of those started as ICO's and were very successful. Remember, all this is new, it's all experimental and there will always be good and bad actors in the mix. Don't condemn something because it's popular. DNotes stakeholders can, and will, do whatever they please and none of us really knows who believes in what. No offense but, I suggest you re-read my post, it really had nothing to do with DNotes itself, it was simple a discussion point on the future of our industry. And, I don't recall asking for anyone to lobby for anything, that was simply an idea, do with it what you will. |
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How fast is Pandacoin? It's suprised me, that when i make a transfer from cryptopia to my wallet, it take's less than a minute. I read some where that when panda-coin was created, it was already a fast coin, regardings transfers, how to compare the speed with bitcoin or other coins, regarding transfer-speed? By the way good work and some people can't read very well, but like to complain
Trolls will be Trolls, ignore them. Panda is community directed. If you have any really good ideas, get in touch with the devs, things don't happen fast here... |
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