I agree. PMC is extremely rare and very undervalued. It's a fantastic long-term investment. Not some flavour-of-the-week pump and dump crapcoin.

I'm here because Cashcoin is a good concept. I know there is no proof and it is just speculation, but I think the coin was simply abandoned when it didn't meet the expected hype when it hit Cryptsy. I could be completely wrong, but maybe not.

I am not averse to the idea of perhaps changing the block reward structure. Provided it has overall community consensus.

Yep. Nobody here gives a flying monkey about pump and dumps. We're all quite happy with our long-term investments. Ta.

Let crapcoins rise and fall, because EBT is a long-term investment.

Not sure if scam, but it does take the wind out of MazaCoin's sails, and to be honest it makes them look like amateurs.
Not sure if scam, but it does take the wind out of MazaCoin's sails, and to be honest it makes them look like amateurs.

Not sure if scam, but it does take the wind out of MazaCoin's sails, and to be honest it makes them look like amateurs.

I think it's more of a question of his commitment to MazaCoin if he's so quick to release another alt which seems vaguely similar.

Oh dear. Guess I was right to buy out earlier. Only lost 0.1% on that. I got concerned after the total lack of market movement even after that pump thread went up. I was going to wait to buy back in once the price dropped, but I think I'll pass.

I expect the panic selling will start before too long.

Heh. It's that get-rich-quick mentality that makes me think MazaCoin is overpriced. At least until the currency is officially adopted. Right now it's just another coin to most traders. I'll silently buy in when the dust settles if I think the coin has a future. Too risky to hold now in my opinion. Not unless you're day trading or waiting the long game.

That's pretty much the impression I got. From the YouTube video the dev did with that Bitcoin Girl he even said the large premine was so enough of the currency would be kept for the project itself rather than the traders.

People have gotten so used to pumps that a day of inactivity and there's mass panic. If this coin is going to become a real currency then it's not going to take off overnight.

The coin has support. I can't believe it would be that difficult to take over.

What I might suggest is pooling together a Cashcoin bounty for someone to do the hard fork for us. A trusted member of the Cashcoin community can hold the bounty. We all chip in a bit, and announce it in the main Alternate cryptocurrencies section that we're looking for someone to help with a hard fork, who then hands over the necessaries to the community leader of the coin.

All the pools and exchanges will need to be contacted about the fork, and it will have to be executed properly. No half-baked fork. Smooth transition. Then we can discuss where Cashcoin goes from here.

It remains to be seen if Faircoin will be any better. PMC is still treading in uncertain territory. I wonder what affect it will have to have hundreds of holders with an equal share? Yes, on the plus side there aren't any big holders (provided nobody cheats), but at the same time everyone is in the same boat with the same amount of coins, so what then? Provided the majority hold, then there could be some exchange demand.

However, if the majority dump, then it will plummet. Other than its method of distribution I'm not sure what else it has going for it. PMC is simulating a future Bitcoin. Intentionally or otherwise, it wouldn't have worked with Faircoin's distribution model.

Reveal it in the most awkwardly cryptic (but not so cryptic that every Joe Bloggs with a bit of BTC in their back pocket couldn't decipher it) way.

It's wonderful. It really is.

Don't let him get to you. The guy is clearly an idiot. If he wants to keep bumping the thread than let him. I consider it a positive sign if people are trying to spread FUD. It means people want to buy in as cheap as they can. Pity he's so god damn awful at it. Good grief.

He thinks the market will be dead in a few days.

Yeah.

Exactly.

It makes sense when you think about it. Everyone expected it to rocket when it hit Cryptsy, but didn't. Clearly the developers thought so too.

I guarantee they're currently an active dev for another coin right now. They are of course welcome to show their faces and tell us what news of Cashcoin, but the quiet treatment tells me all I need to know, really. The coin will trundle along without them, but without development, it's not encouraging for the long-term future.

If there is a planned community takeoever, I'd quite like to know who is willing to take the reigns. It would be better for a group of people to be actively involved, and for whoever leads this venture to be someone who can be relied upon to stay active, or at a bare minimum hand over the keys if he/she ever decides to step down from the position.

Has she posted it on her profile?

This is how freicoin works.

It has a sort of anti-proof-of-stake which is meant to dissuade big bag holders from just sitting on coins.

I guess if you were going to pump, a new exchange listing is as good as time as any, but again, pump rumours are just rumours.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229278.0

Worth getting PMC listed? I wouldn't mind buying a steamkey or two. 

It's because people know that when there is an increase in volume, there will be an increase in price, and the current difficulty is very low, so it's not difficult for miners to put two and two together and realise that it's more profitable to mine EBT now before it hits LazyCoins than other coins.

I've spoken to a few people who've told me they've stashed away a good amount of EBT fully expecting big increases in the future. I kind of regret not putting more into EBT when I had the chance, however I am pleased that I spotted this coin early on and managed to get a small stake.

The current situation might not last long, though. I expect the difficulty will really jump when it hits LazyCoins.