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Tax.
e.g.
miners find dormant funds, reward tax! [no new coin is created]
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I am not entirely sure what you are trying to achieve here. Basically supporting pools of ASIC miners and promoting them here? Why would you need a coin for that? What is ASC coin exactly and why is it correlated with ASIC miners?
1. Finding the reliable, known good pools. Finally in 2017, that is a little more clear. 2. ASIC will mine mostly SHA, Scrypt, and x11, maybe the other flavors. But focus is on ASIC algos first. 3. Who knows, perhaps fill a barn with rigs  |
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Lumen distribution At genesis 100 billion lumens were created. The lumens are required to be distributed to the world in the following manner. 50% for the world via the direct signup educational program 25% for nonprofits to reach underserved populations via the increased access program 20% for the bitcoin program 5% for operational costs --- funny on 9B listed on CMC ie ... 'operation costs' hold 5/9ths of all coins and 19% -19B- are to be given to XRP accounts (occur'd May 22nd, 2014) https://www.stellar.org/about/mandate/#Lumen_distributionit's XRP lite, FACEBOOK'd registered consumers, XRP is internal Bank2Bank. and all of 3 people 'held' XRP 3 years ago. unless bigVern going to provide refund for the clueless that held it on his exchange, which was 99% of everyone owning XLM/STR in spring 2014. |
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living forward.
understanding backwards./hindsight
perhaps that is the very best piece of literature on BCT. I read it way back, more as a tell all investigative report, looking for clues to things my gut already knew.
(btw Zimbeck may have turned around the BAY project, over time it may become respectable again)
Swift, BlockNet, Stealth ... still cling-on at the edges ... XC, Librex, Apex, Utility and the other tripe I forgot ... gone into the goodnight. That's the story of Surplus Bob. Wreckage.
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http://www.qrknet.info/still Alive? Hey profiteer suck holes.. i have something for you stupid fucking babies to trade for mad profitz yo ! It's called Jingle Daddy's Keys Coin !
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What about SIBcoin? 95 on coinmarketcap at the moment, i'm just curious about this one.
Russian. All I know. |
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InstantDEX (Beta) is a decentralized exchange that is currency agnostic. It connects to exchange APIs and gives a single unified view of all exchanges – automatically detecting arb opportunities. http://www.instantdex.org/lotta talk no cows? |
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I thought it might be a good idea to make a list of short, one-sentence descriptions/summaries of the top altcoins and assets on CoinMarketCap. This idea isn't new, but most of the existing lists out there are old and outdated. Of course, it's possible to search the name of each coin/asset on Google and go through the links one by one or read through their [ANN] threads but this can be a rather tedious process. So I think this would save people some time.
Since the list is always changing, I'll try to update it every few days/weeks.
The coins/assets in red are ones that I don't know much about, so they currently lack a description. I might add their description later on. Or feel free to suggest a short, one-sentence description and I'll add it to the list. If there are any mistakes or I've left something important out, then feel free to point it out as well.
Bitcoin: The original cryptocurrency
Ethereum: Decentralized application platform for running 'smart contracts'
Ripple: Distributed peer-to-peer payment network and currency exchange
Litecoin: First successful scrypt coin
Dash: Anonymous coin with decentralized mixing and instant transactions (via masternodes) and decentralized governance
Monero: Bytecoin fork (CryptoNote-based anonymity) with fair distribution
Ethereum Classic: Fork of Ethereum where the hacked TheDAO funds were not returned to investors
NEM: NXT-inspired coin with modified PoS system ("proof-of-importance") and wider initial distribution
Augur: Decentralized prediction markets built on Ethereum
MaidSafeCoin: Token to be exchanged 1:1 for Safecoin once the SAFE Network (a decentralized data storage and communication platform) goes live
Golem: Decentralized Ethereum-based computation network for buying/selling computing power
Zcash: Anonymous coin where transactions are verified without the sender/receiver and amount transferred being known (zero-knowledge proofs)
Tether: Blockchain-based representation of the US dollar backed by fiat reserves
Dogecoin: First meme-based coin
Decred:
PIVX: Dash fork
Stratis: Customizable blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) development platform for businesses and organizations
Waves:
Factom: Blockchain-based record-keeping system
Steem: Reddit-esque social networking/blogging platform
Iconomi:
DigixDAO:
BitConnect:
SingularDTV:
Round: Decentralized Ethereum-based eSports platform
Lisk: Decentralized Javascript application platform
First Blood: Decentralized Ethereum-based eSports platform
Bytecoin: Anonymous coin and the first to use CryptoNote technology (ring signatures)
GameCredits: Coin for the gaming industry (in-app or in-game purchases)
BitShares:
Miscellaneous coins not in the top 30:
Auroracoin: Coin for Icelandic residents
Burst: Coin mined using free hard drive space ("proof-of-capacity")
Gridcoin: Coins rewarded for contribution to BOINC network
Huntercoin: Human-mineable coin where coins are harvested by playing a game
Namecoin: Decentralized Domain Name System (DNS)
NXT: First pure proof-of-stake coin
Omni: Platform for creating custom assets/currencies on top of the Bitcoin blockchain
Peercoin: First coin to use proof-of-stake (actually hybrid PoW/PoS)
Primecoin: Coin with proof-of-work system that searches for prime numbers
RISE: Lisk fork
mix xing assets, master-node-centric-networks, and opensource chains into one blend of brown gloop. smells funny too! |
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A partial list:
PIVX
CRW
TX
EXCL
8BIT
CHC
Coins with Masternode? |
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You lose the momentum you had.
No they totally lost it, by completely collapsing price support, months back. check the numbers.
current users = under 2000 active nerds. Likely all new members are bot-registered. And those numbers suck too.
Most of the non-crypto-centric "creatives" have long since jumped ship. And they had many well know internet bloggers get on board.
And the whales are at war with each other.
Oh and they forked off the rewards. Another, benefit to whales since, earning steem via content is laughable, they can justify it all they want, but it was just another way of having totalitarian style control of their steem.
As an investor, it is difficult to sink cash into a project, that claims decentralization, yet forks change every fortnight.
Now we are entering a period where the main websites could go down. There must be a steep overhead for servers and payouts.
“crowdsourced growth” is just polishing the turd.
It had “crowdsourced growth”.
It was "building out countless sub-communities". And the whales and their pups flagged them into oblivion.
Steem has 2 options:
1.
The whales lockbox all their power to sell and vote for at least 2 years. THEY FUCKED UP. And need a time out.
And get some kind MLM referal marketing wizardry.
2.
Death. They have apparently no capital reserves. Tossing out their Steem bags now would crush the little market they have. SRSLY look at the chart, they have no skill in crypto finance. I doubt they could pump steem to $1, and without the ability to have any trade volume #s, you are a joke @$36M, and you were @$400M.
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1. active dev?wallets? ... how about UNO is one of very few coins with the full suite of wallets ... just checked top200 ... very few have an electrum (very big deal once new investors flood into cryptospace) ... not to forget coinomi and a stand alone android. 2. CONGRATs team UNO ... https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=UNO_LTC ... we were perhaps the most LTC on reserve ready to handle this silver Rally. The numbers I see is that we beat Doge! 3. the black penny?  |
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litecoin madness will top off a few ticks above 0.01 BTC
cracking 0.02 impossible, 0.04 never.
this gives a solid gold:silver ratio ... likely to stick for 3-7 years, or forever
RANGE
130 - 55 LTC = 1 BTC
mean: 0.00777,xxx
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Make dat 7. I think you also have to make noise in the chatbox --- cryptopia = solid USDT market, and alt pairings bittrex = big BTC buyers/sellers book square, bleu, coinex, (perhaps tradesatoshi) = outer range bids c-cex = ? |
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@Esperansa
i agree, thinking exactly the same. UNO markets can offer better spreads, and cheaper fee than BTC, some kind of mark to market magic, that let's traders shapeshift with less friction and slippage. $UNO could also become a solid crypto_bullion that tracks very tightly to USDT ... BTC ... does not ... it has extreme volatility @ the exactness of the priceline because that is the nature of BTC trade ... UNO is a totally different beast.
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