Why I added this project to my portfolio.
It has a growing discord community, responsive Devs. Not sure of the others I only use Discord.
My mastenode setup was easy, the Windows wallet is fine, with fast sync time, no hang. I haven't tried the others.
Here are the coin specs I put together based on what I can see with my research for general information.



GAINER COIN
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FEATURES

- A Cryptocurrency for Fast Low-Fee P2P Transactions Worldwide
- Stealth Addresses for Darksend Mixing
- With Private Encrypted Blockchain Messaging
- GNR is a fast blockchain with approx. 70 second block-times
- Bounty Program Mentioned by the Devs on the Website

Specifications

Ticker: GNR
LOW: 40 million max coins
SOLID: 3 meg Blocks ( 3x Bitcoin )
SWIFT: 70 second Block time
ALGO: Scrypt
ROADMAP: 10% PoW pre-mine
MINTING: Pure PoS
BLOCK-REWARD: Stabilising at 22 GNR
SMART: Rewards Increasing up to an Even Block Reward at 62001
VALUE TX: Low fees
TRANSACTIONS: Super Fast Transactions
ENVIRONMENT: Eco-friendly Coin no-mining
STEALTH ADDRESS TRANSACTIONS: Darksend Private Mixing
PRIVATE ENCRYPTED MESSAGING: Desktop Blockchain Messaging

HIGH: 25% Stake - 75% Masternode Rewards
24HR Minimum Stake Age
Masternode collateral : 5000 GNR


EXCHANGES - How to buy and sell

Coinexchange

https://www.coinexchange.io/market/GNR/BTC

Cryptopia ( applied - just about to list… )

HitBTC ( applied - analysing code )

KuCoin ( in voting stage )

CoinMarketCap ( soon )

Blockfolio Mobile App ( GNR now available on this app )


WALLET DOWNLOAD - WEBSITE - ROADMAP

http://www.gainercoin.com

SETUP SINGLE & MULTI MASTERNODES

https://github.com/Gainercoin/Gainercoin/blob/master/Single%20and%20Multiple%20Masternode%20Setup%20Guide

MASTERNODE REWARDS

https://masternodes.online/currencies/GNR/?convert=USD

CONTACT DEV & COMMUNITY

- Discord

See website http://www.gainercoin.com

- Twitter

https://twitter.com/GainerCoin

- GitHub

https://github.com/GainerCoin/GainerCoin

- See website for more

http://www.gainercoin.com

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GNR address: GXBgCdVhm3cpVvmii3rF8GzWQigvZCUqzv

The best thing a team can do is release their identities and qualifications, it shows an honest project and is necessary to get the coin on big exchanges like Bittrex. If the team has any brains, which I think they do by the great design and updates so far, they will gather a team of expert coders, computer scientists, financial advisors and some legal advice. It takes little work to advertise for these professionals to join the team, especially if you live in a big city. The cryptocurrency world is growing exponentially and with some smart moves now, this project can become a great career for the Dev team. Investors will be rewarded, and users will have a great user-friendly lending product with real world use.

Keys for success, in order of priority:

---- Regular Bi-weekly updates on development, youtube channel narrated powerpoint
--- Real world user-friendly interface Apps on multiple devices
-- Appearances by the Dev's at Blockchain Conferences and Cryptocurrency exhibitions
- Integration with major multi-coin wallets
- Potential integration with QTUM QRC-20 platform, which sits on an ERC-20 base
- T-shirts, Hats
- Community competitions for designs updates.. etc

All the best team, take this project beyond the belts of Saturn. Looking forward to the new website and Binance!

When the Bitcore team announces the option for the Privacy functions of this coin, like the Tumblebit capabilities mentioned in the ANN, or some sort of Bitcore coin shuffler, Dandelion protocol that is possible on Bitcore's codebase the price of Bitcore will explode! Team bring out a new wallet with the option for transparent and private send and you will probably finish your airdrop by next month...

That is normal if you have a low staking weight, research staking.

You have enough coins for a Tokugawa Masternode there, you should join the community, read the guides and build one for yourself. Click the Telegram or Slack links on the website. They are paying 441 coins a wk at the moment (63 a day!) If you don't have the programming skills to build one, there are some nice updates coming from the Dev anyway so the coin will go up in value. Website upgrade, Android wallet in a week. And they are working on listing on Qryptos exchange soon.

It was only 1000% for the first 100 masternodes online based on the ICO price. If you read the whole ANN thread you would realise that straight away.

If you look at what a masternode ROI is you will understand. It depends on the masternode count and the % of block reward distributed to the masternode holders.

If a coin has badly calculated specifications the ROI will decrease dramatically. But if the specifications are good like a low max coin total and a high masternode collateral you have a unique situation. This leads to more of a percentage of the total coins in circulation being locked in masternodes which lessens the circulating supply further.

If you look at DASH, they have about 18.9million max supply of coins, and a current circulation of 7.74million. They have a 1000 coin masternode collateral so with 4759 masternodes currently online that is 4,759,000 coins locked out of the current supply of 7.74 million.

I personally invested in Tokugawa coin for the specifications of the coin. With 20mill max supply and a higher 2500 coin masternode collateral. I am not saying Tokugawa coin is like DASH, but I'm saying you need to understand what masternode ROI is.

If a coin's price builds at the same rate at the masternode count the ROI does not change.

If a coins price builds at the same rate as the masternode count there is also a point where the masternode count slows down its increase as the collateral coins cost too much to buy a masternode. ROI has many moving parts to understand.

With good community support and marketing Tokugawa coin can be a great investment. Not only for masternode holders, but for people to just stake.

This depends on the developer. He did say he is friends with the XUV coin developer. This doesn't concern me, I invested in Bitcloud and those Devs run Bitsend and Bitcore, 3 great projects.

What I look for after coin specifications is the developers productivity. Now you have to give a new project the benefit of the doubt. And so far he has listed on Cryptopia even before he said he would. I checked the wallet and set up a masternode and it worked fine. I have seen he also added Tokugawa to Blockfolio, as I use this app to monitor my portfolio, its great. Now he works on Qryptos and the Android wallet.

If you need some one to spell it out for you, there is some important things to look for in a coin. And of course through all this I only invest what I can afford to loose.

Great job Devs! Most coins start on the worst exchanges. Cryptopia is great, bring on the Website updates and Roadmap!

We investors in the community can help now guys! All coin projects are enhanced by the community...

Bring on the designs, anyone got graphic design skills, multimedia...

More Japanese people in the international community can post on popular Japanese Altcoin Forums.

I will clarify the specifications

Hello,

What is the best forum in Japan that is similar to Bitcointalk?

I want to help with a project I invested in.

Could someone please put some links. Thankyou

@BTCMILLIONAIRE

I am sorry you are so frustrated that people see your posts as useless. Please try to calm down and do something meaningful with your day.

@BTCMILLIONAIRE

If this was my project I would do the same. You commit deformation and market abuse on no clear grounds. Your posts are unwarranted. This is the development of new fintech and has a right to a development stage. No one honestly needs your advice here.

 @Netvoyage

Join the Slack community for more details...

@nightpainter and kna.

Namecheap is quite a good place to buy domain names, have you ever built a website or started a business before? Whoisgaurd is a company that keeps your address and personal details private. Would you want your name and address on the internet? Their are weirdos out there that I certainly wouldn't want knowing where I live. Privacy is security. Are you guys a scam because your real name is not nightpainter or kna? Most coin project developers are anonymous. Who is Satoshi? Does it matter?

Do some research before you post your scam alerts, this effort has clearly revealed how useless your findings are. Maybe look up Whoisgaurd for a start. They are unrelated to the developers of this coin.

On the other side though. It is good to check up on developers before you invest your money. You can see inconsistencies in many projects. There are a lot of projects I would never invest in because of this.

In reality most developers are producing great work. They are awesome people with epic coding skills and vision. They are producing the future of the internet. You will find the majority of all the members of the whole bitcointalk forum are good smart people with vision and ingenuity.

The developers have said in this forum and the roadmap that they did the ICO to raise money for listing on minimum of 4 exchanges including Cryptopia, Qryptos and Coinexchange. From what can been seen in their advertised roadmap they will develop Android, Electrum and iOS wallets. They also said they will be redesigning the website once the ICO is finished. The specifications they have chosen for the coin show they have experience. Good coin specifications create high long term ROI for investors. If a coin's price rises at the same rate as the masternode count, the ROI stays stable, this is possible with 21million max coins and a 2500coin masternode collateral. This is very possible if the Devs produce what they say and use ICO funds for consistent high impact marketing in Japan and the International community. If a good coin needs a name change they can fork, or rebrand if necessary, like Antshares becoming NEO. Also the Asian population are full of awesome people and they live all over the world, they are the biggest investors in cryptocurrencies in the whole world at the moment.

I have invested some money in Tokugawa coin for these reasons. I have had no problems, the wallets work fine. Masternode setup is smooth. I think its got a chance. I guess we just wait and see what they can do. Who knows, this development team might gather an epic circle of coders, marketers and designers and become a massive success.

If you don't take some calculated risks in your life, you might miss some great opportunities. You can loose some, but with a diversified portfolio your winners pay for the losers.

My master node setup was smooth, my Windows and Mac wallets work, my rewards are coming in.
This is a young project. But development is evident with the Dev’s being very active and helpful in the Slack forum.
The Japanese and other Asian populations live all over the world, not just in Japan or Asia. The Asian population are one of the biggest investors in cryptocurrency worldwide.
All investments in life are a risk, I only ever invest what I can afford to loose, I am quite satisfied with my Tokugawa investment.
3 exchanges coming soon. Not bad, most coins start on the worst exchanges.
To the moon Tokugawa…

Looks like it is just Coinexchange fixing the wallet still, saw this post today in the community... Just a matter of time now, Coinexchange have been busy with website maintenance, which is now finished, so now I'm guessing they have time to maintain their client's wallets.

E-Mail from coinexchange:

Hi xxxx,

The BTDX wallet is currently disabled for maintenance. Our tech support team are actively working on fixing the issue and getting it back online asap. Pending transactions will be processed once the wallet is re-enabled. We apologies for any inconvenience.

Sincerely,

CoinExchange.io Support Team

For everyone worried about the exchange, don't forget there has been a complete protocol change. I think the Dev's are making 100% sure everything runs on the new protocol, even yesterday I saw some old protocol show up on the MN list and then drop off. Once it's all smooth then Coinexchange will start up again. It won't be long. It's the investors slowing it down with old wallets, not the developers, they know what they're doing. There's some serious coding skill involved in coin architecture. It all has to be spot on to work for an exchange, or the whole chain goes out of alignment.

They have the information about the distribution on page 1...


The Devs are not stupid, they say "we split the rest to the BTX holders in steps". This will prevent dumps by short-sighted investors. After November 02 is when the full marketing and developments of Bitcore's true capabilities begin. The coin actually has more capacity than Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash in it's code right from the start. The specs and roadmap say this as well. Global distribution is obviously the most important step at the moment.

Closed beta just means the new App or Wallet is bug free and up and running. It is still a usable software for private investor use. Anything that makes TenX more usable is a good thing.