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What would you mine today?
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Some will dump their coins, but the price will definitely recover.
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It will be alright soon. One of strongest coins around. |
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I'm a little concerned about some people that started mining and also about some people that bought masternodes. First I tought that in crypto I'll only find enthusiasts, people above average, with some knowledge and really positive. Now I see only complaining about the price, the exchanges, that it's a scam, shit coin and so on. I know, it's frustrating to have your coins blocked in an exchange, but it's a risky business. Nobody guarantees anything and you have to choose wisely an exchange because there are not a lot of good ones. But I guess "wisely" it's a term not compatible with "greed". This is all about, how greedy they are! Do they realise what a developer means? Do they realise how much work has to be done to put a project like this on the wheels and make it work? What do they do, except plug in a miner and complain? What they are trying with that attitude, because nobody stands with a gun pointed at their head telling them to mine BWK? And what is the point of posting: "I'm outta here", "I managed to sell all my coins, get out as fast as you can", "This is scam!", "Developers do nothing" ? What is that ? Who are they trying to fool ? If I wanna sell the coins I mined, I'm selling and that's it. What I see? I see that the wallets are working perfectly on every platform. The blockchain is working, even if there was a hacking attempt. But who didn't had problems with hackers? There are much bigger coins with a real dark history. The developers are really supportive and with an attitude that shows they are mannered no matter what. I see a bright future for this project and I wish to the team behind it all the best and to keep the good work they've been doing it until now.
Who do you expect would mine with his gpu's? A high quality professional MBA?  It's like playing battlefield but with slightly more conscious players and with money involved  I humbly hope that they will leave this activity because it's not profitable or not interesting enough some day |
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We are happy to be listed on Exbase https://exba.se/ an anonymous exchange that doesn't require personal identity information with global withdraw options via VISA or international wire. Any plans on Yobit? |
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You are so naive Altcom network hashrate is twice the Sono hashrate. And it's also tradable, this is enough for a lot of miners. lol, if your boyfriend buys altcoms from you, it doesn't mean it's actually "tradable" or interesting for any sane miner. |
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Fund raising for yobit application is a perfect idea. I think the requested sum would accumulate in no time. Come on devs.
Go check out Altcomm/Sono on Coinmarketcap. That's what happens when you have a chain split issue like we did and don't have exchanges that are quick to respond and close off withdrawals/deposits while you fix the issue. They requested all exchanges to disabled withdrawals/deposits while they fixed the issue. Yobit didn't respond in a timely manner and it resulted in coins from multiple different chains being traded simultaneously and did some serious damage to their project. I understand Yobit has the volume people are looking for, but after actively watching that occur to another project, that's not a situation I'd ever want to put Bulwark in just to appease a couple traders. I must admit that. Yobit would have never responded to you the way cryptopia dev did, unless you pay them for trouble solving. I am actually surprised on how you manage to get in touch with cryptopia devs almost DAILY. At the same time, the yobit' entry ticket is far from cryptopia''s $200k (if that price is real). One could pay additionally to get back on track, given the low entry price. |
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Fund raising for yobit application is a perfect idea. I think the requested sum would accumulate in no time. Come on devs.
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They said they will start working on this issue on Monday Meaning we might see the result any time starting with Monday. Might be Friday or next week. There are several coins that exhibit deposit problems currently at Cryptopia, such as Zclassic for example. So on Monday, they are going to start working on this bunch of troubled coins and when will they get to fixing exactly BWK is still a big question. This whole situation sucks balls. Yup need more higher volume exchanges that list bulwark. Few people have suggested something like yobit as they are relatively cheap and can get decent volume. Think additional exchanges would be a good outcome and leave cryptopia. This whole delay is just a bit strange. Yeah, just list on yobit, ffs. |
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They said they will start working on this issue on Monday Meaning we might see the result any time starting with Monday. Might be Friday or next week. There are several coins that exhibit deposit problems currently at Cryptopia, such as Zclassic for example. So on Monday, they are going to start working on this bunch of troubled coins and when will they get to fixing exactly BWK is still a big question. This whole situation sucks balls. |
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I would buy now, next month there will be only an announcement
that's what I did, mate |
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Yes, zclassic is good. Although now there are problems with cryptopia and the new wallets are a bit fucked up before the fork. How about the zcash? So far, it does not look so stellar for me.
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So you trade on yobit at the moment? Thought the devs said we shouldn't  You shouldn't trade if you think it's Sono, because it's not. But Altcom is still there) In your imagination. Altcom is dead as dead can be. Even dev told you that it was dead. |
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They say this pool sucks for zclassic, although I'm giving it a try anyway because I happen to have some really good connection with one of its servers from my location. What's your opinion, does it suck?
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They said they will start working on the deposit problem in Monday.
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I think you will never have problem with a crypto coin exchange if you conduct active trade. If you use it as a coin storage with occasional buy/sell, then I think chances are high that one of your transactions will get frozen or your account scammed one way or another at some point. At least this is what I observe. I have yet to read any complain about any exchange from someone who trades actively and not just moves coins around.
Exchanges make moneys out of your transactions, the more transactions you have the more valuable your are for the exchange. I won't be surprised if the exchanges have presorted groups of users, with different attitude towards them based on their activity. With ones being more prone to be scammed that others. Why scamming someone who pays you regularly? Not profitable, if you ask me...
The exception is when the coin fucks up, which is unrelated on how you trade.
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0.0015 is a lol. Soutexchange looks nice. it is espanol if I understand It correctly. the fees are so low.
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