WTB: 20 mill MINT for 0.8btc via coin-swap

If you're interested, please pm me the coin-swap link and I'll send the btc right away.  check my feedback, thanks

I'm going in on digitalcoin, especially with the upcoming developments (direct exchange to buy dgc for fiat).  I don't think you could go wrong with either, though.  I think both have a lot of headway for market growth.

If you're looking for a currency that really has a shot of going 'to da mune', then invest in something with a substantially smaller cap.  All you Max Keiser-esque sensationalists barking '$1 doge by 2015!!' need to have your heads examined.

You NEED to add VERT or you will continue losing out customers...it is one of the most actively new traded currencies out. 

TIX, TIPS, MEOW, and Panda are all good volume traded coins.



Maybe even *gasp* MAXcoin.   (yes, I know...but still, this coin will probably garner a lot of new customers on your exchange, as it has huge publicity)

I'm backing up and loading the truck up on dgc right now.  But I agree with all points above.  The dev(s) have to know the fate of the coin is ultimately in their hands.  And despite the fact we do appreciate their work and tentative revamp of the coin, the constant procrastination and push-backs on updates is getting a bit tiresome.  There is still a ton of life left on this coin, but please don't cut it short by losing investor confidence!

*herp*You're biased.  I don't see the problem with monopolies.  BTC used to have monopolies early in its career.*herp*

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Call me in 10 years when bitcoin is still the gold standard of crypto currencies and maxcoin joins the litter of conversational pieces fathers will lecture their sons on regarding 'maxcoins and coinye, and what financial fuckups NOT to make in their own lives.'

Max will be back to hyping silver 'to the moon' while it forever stays stuck at 20 dollars once his half-assed crypto venture crashes n' burns.

Oh, how I feel for those absolute poor souls who bought into the first day sales when Maxcoins were pulling a ridiculous 0.01 btc PER coin. 

Then again I realize, stupid people are needed in this ecosystem.  And for every shark, there is a pig led out to be slaughtered.

Am I the only one who loves the fact this coin is so difficult to mine efficiently?  Seems like it's going to keep the prices stable while others drown during crashes.

Being rebranded as we speak.


As stated in title, I'm negotiable.  But also remember, you take risks and time putting your money on a smaller exchange.

One of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen in economics.  Ever.

Whoever was out of their right mind with sub 200 buy orders just scored themselves a nice early retirement bonus.

FML.

As title states, want to sell just a hare under 7 mill (6.9xxx mill) coinye, at rate of 0.03 per million, obo.

So let's say 0.2btc for the entire ~7 mill lot.  Can do small transactions or all in one via escrow...check my feedback.  Thanks.

I have to admit, I was beyond apprehensive to join cryptsy a few days ago, thinking I'd be experiencing lost or incomplete deposits.  But both of my btc deposits thus far went in seamlessly in under 10 minutes.   Purchased VTC just as easily.

Not so sure how I'll fare with the withdrawl process, but so far so good.

Thank you kindly for the update.  Always comforting coming from a completely anonymous, unidentified source with no verifiable credentials.

I was wondering this too.  Even the japanese Yakuza have more honor than this and give back to the society.   The president looks european (possibly russian?).  I know people protested outside the headquarters, but are there even employees inside?  My best guess is that they packed up shop awhile ago.  Could have even been a makeshift 'front' for a headquarters.  Who knows.

They will forever be an alternative to fiat, just like credit cards, money orders, and personal checks are alternatives for fiat.

Nothing more, nothing less.  

Fiat will always ultimately be the easiest 'go to' method of payment anywhere in the world, be it in a small village in africa with no electricity, or the middle of tokyo.  But alt currency does indeed have its own purpose.

I'm just pissed the coinbase asking rate has been stuck at 698 all damn day.  Seems as though they're hedging quite a bit.


Give me btc at 650 and I'm a buyer!

Put down the tin foil cap for a sec, bud.

I don't think you truly have a grasp of the situation.

The ONLY reason the government wants to partake in this endeavor, is because people are converting BTC to fiat, and many are not claiming taxable income on their earnings.  You really think any government would be cool with their citizens selling hundreds of millions (and potentially billions) of digital currency for fiat under the books?  You are truly living in a fantasy world.

With regulation comes responsibility.  Right now the BTC world is still basically a huge Silk Road bubble waiting to happen.  The ugly fact of the matter is that a great deal of the bitcoin users are using them for illegal methods or to attain illegal goods/services or simply scamming others out of their hard earned coins (without legal consequence)...and it's not something that is a positive contribution to society.

You can argue up and down about the government and their suppressive illuminati police state measures, but at the end of the day, we all are the ones living on their lands and using their resources.  Some on here may actually claim earnings on their convert btc stakes, but I'd say a good majority don't.  

And until they all do, the government will consider btc and all alts a threat to circumvent the taxation system.

We need a system of controls badly, else what happened with Silk Road and Mt. Gox will ultimately become the norm in this virtual currency world and spell its demise.

That's why you read entire articles thoroughly before rushing to judgement.  The media machine is driven by key word titling and misleading excerpts.

Jesus christ, OP. 

lrn2read and lrn2forum.

The arrest was held for no other reason than baiting him for credit card fraud.  It doesn't matter if he was selling bitcoins or a used card.  They got him on fraud pretenses.  Nothing to do with bitcoin itself.

Simmer down and get ahold of yourself, goddamnt.