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Chip is pleasant to look at even though it's not useable.
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The Devs of this coin have done a great job with this launch. No pre-mine and they made insta-mine tough with the ramp-up to block 1000. The most fair launch in a while.  Totally agreed! As soon as the 1000 block hits, it's going to be a wild ride! |
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New in AsiaCoin Address: ANepJ2bk14mAPEJoSVa4PR8pCZxReqseiH AGAIN PLEASE PUT THE ADDRESS IN YOUR SIGNATURE! DO NOT POST IT! |
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ARVVsggqGmjaPp97M4DPCFZSbCk1QuscQS
Please do not post your address! Put it in your profile signature instead! Please do it asap! Because rules of this forum says so! |
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Patience is key, my friend. When the rewards change after block 1000, then the giveaways start. The Dev is awesome for not premining this coin!
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I announce this important message: Hold your BlackCoins. It is worth a lot of money. I saw people selling BlackCoins on ebay for $1 each. It's worth at least $1 each in the short term.
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Just hold your BlackCoins in your wallet. Stop worrying about the exchanges.
Just interact with the community and improve the infrastructure.
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This is a balls of steel strong community.
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Sounds like they lost everything...
STATEMENT BY CRYPTORUSH
Thank you for your patience during this difficult time. On April 12th we were forced to enter maintenance mode when it became apparent unknown parties were trying to exploit a vulnerability in the systems and hijack your funds. At this time, a full scale audit is underway to determine the precise scope of the affected funds.
We would like to apologize for the lack of immediate updates regarding this issue, however it was essential for us to protect the integrity of ongoing investigations.
These attacks were carefully orchestrated and planned. Attempts were made to obfuscate the sources of the attacks as well as the destinations of the funds. However, the following facts have become clear to us:
1.The attacker(s) had a direct level of access to the systems, using this to their advantage.
2.All funds we have been able to trace are still within one or two transfers of their origin.
3.The attackers used knowledge of CryptoRush infrastructure in an attempt to cover their tracks.
We have a viable plan in place to recover these funds and are currently working diligently to transfer all of our systems to a new, secure infrastructure. Unfortunately due to the nature of these attacks every CryptoRush account must be audited independently in order to restore their balances. As we bring our systems back online, these funds will be frozen until liquidity is restored.
Thank you again for your support and understanding,
The CryptoRush Team
This made me chuckle. How in the hell are people still on Cryptorush after the BlackCoin debacle? Too much sheep nowadays! |
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I was involved in the CommunityCoin and got my first stake. Then, they didn't add my name to the second list even after I did a lot to promote the coin.
Then, the developer claimed to have lost 200 million coins. A developer? Someone who can code, but cannot back up the coins? It smelt fishy.
Then, I keep reading so many good people getting burned and not receiving a stake after they have done so much for the community. I started to realize that its a total scam and it made me think the dev is holding the coins to dump later.
So I got out as quickly as possible. Too bad I didn't sell when it was approaching 200 sats. Instead got out at 75 sats. I'm sure glad I did.
After all the promoting I did for CommunityCoin, I deserved the initial stake and would have promoted the hell out of the coin if I had received the 2nd stake.
This coin is a joke and I encourage anyone who holds CommunityCoin to cash out. The Dev holds the majority of the coin and lets all leave him as a bagholder of a worthless coin.
I honestly have no idea how the dev decided to award the 2nd stake to some and not others. I do agree that it appeared there were people who actively wanted to promote the coin, and had been promoting it, who did not get the 2nd stake. Maybe some sold off some of their coins, or had a past history of some trolling, or did something fishy that broke one of the devs rules. I am not saying any of those were the reason you weren't given coins... just why some may not have gotten them. Part of the problem with any giveaway like this is, it'll never be 100% fair. It's just the way it is. Mistakes will be made or the devs will have rules that don't make sense to everyone. And something to be expected is that those who feel slighted in some way, will turn around and lash out against the coin. It's human nature. My personal view is ... hey, it's free. I mean, if you did nothing at all, never signed up, you would have gotten zero btc out of it. I guess I just view it like if something is given away free, my expectations are lower and I also don't think there is a lot to complain about. The 'lost coins' are definitely an issue. But it's not a dealbreaker to me, as far as selling/dumping. The trick with any coin here is to know when to get in, and when to get out. 75 sats probably is selling too low, considering the coin just hit exchanges this week (not counting allcrypt). If it hits a larger exchange, expect a bounce or two. Even if you want to get out, think something shady is going on, or are just angry you didn't get a 2nd stake, I don't think this is the best time to sell. But we'll see. I won't tell anyone to hold, anyone to sell. But it's best to try to remove emotion from any decision. I can understand the part about timing the market to get out but I refuse to try to profit of this. I got out simply because I didn't believe in what the dev just did in the past 2 days. It's chump change to me and I got out because the devs have burned so many people and i will not support this coin any longer. I have other coins to focus on right now. |
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I'm not going to speak of the merits or lack there of for the coin, but the current price is simply due to the 2nd 'airdrop', so to speak ... or 2nd stake given out.
For some comparisons, I believe the coin was around 10-20 sats for most of the time it was on allcrypt, and inched up to 100-200ish on Bittrex ... and got a bit higher on Poloniex. Now it's sitting around 70. It just appears like a normal market correction to me.
Whenever I see someone yelling sell ... it usually means it's time to buy. They want to scoop up cheap coins.
When people scream hold! ... I consider selling.
I was involved in the CommunityCoin and got my first stake. Then, they didn't add my name to the second list even after I did a lot to promote the coin. Then, the developer claimed to have lost 200 million coins. A developer? Someone who can code, but cannot back up the coins? It smelt fishy. Then, I keep reading so many good people getting burned and not receiving a stake after they have done so much for the community. I started to realize that its a total scam and it made me think the dev is holding the coins to dump later. So I got out as quickly as possible. Too bad I didn't sell when it was approaching 200 sats. Instead got out at 75 sats. I'm sure glad I did. After all the promoting I did for CommunityCoin, I deserved the initial stake and would have promoted the hell out of the coin if I had received the 2nd stake. This coin is a joke and I encourage anyone who holds CommunityCoin to cash out. The Dev holds the majority of the coin and lets all leave him as a bagholder of a worthless coin. |
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Repeating the post in case anyone missed! Bitcointalk has been loaded with traffic lately! |
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Guys. How do I know if I'm staking or not? I've had the CommunityCoin wallet open for a while, but do not see any stake.
In the BlackCoin wallet, I can see on the bottom right corner that tells me the estimate of when my next stake is coming.
Do I need to activate the staking in the CommunityCoin wallet, or just wait and it will come?
Feedback would be much appreciated.
Thanks for this great community!
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