One thing I've noticed about Cloakcoin is it didn't get the massive price rocket and then slow and steady death decline that 90% of coins get.

It seems to have a slow and steady changing price. Will it eventually get it's own huge price rise? Definitely possible as no-ones had a big loss from this coin yet so it's more of a safe bet, there's no people wanting to do a massive sell off.

I imagine these bidders are smart people. Which means not one of them would dump the markets with coins and lower the value.

I imagine there's going to be a slow release of coins over time, so that would mean a slow devaluing over the next few months.

Thanks man, just shout if you want something else.

That's the easiest question to answer.

Almost everyone in this forum has a vested interested in coins they've purchased. Which means any other coins need to be stamped into the ground hard. This isn't just about emotions it's about peoples real money. This stuff is serious.

Good luck with the coin.  There's a lot of supposition but the core idea is good.

Here's some coin logo attempts. You guys seriously need to change it if you want to be deemed legit.

You raised 500BTCin a day and 2 days later you want to raise 4000BTC?  Am I drunk, is this a real post?

I've got massive reservations about NEM, nothing's happened with it for so long, and they made hundreds of promises about it at launch and now there's hundreds of these 'stakes' being offered in different shapes and sizes.  I wouldn't risk it, everyone has stakes, noone has NEM.

I tried emunie and it works, it's not a myth but I don't see it's value over other currencies, a small investment in the first few hours of the first day of launch would be good though.

I've found watching for which coins get added to coinmarketcap and then investing early because they usually bump up a little.  But by the time they're posted on coinmarketcap they've made their first big gains, so there's not much more to get.

Wow it seems like trust rules above common sense.

I've never understood why people don't just throw 0.05btc wait for coins back and then slowly build up.  One guy threw 20btc at the guy without making any checks.

The scam boxes are all ticked:
He's posting behind a tor
he promises massive riches but no safety net
he didn't use his normal writing style
he's un-contactable except through pm
he's not using his normal bitcoin account... the list goes on.

The great part is they only had to compromise his email account, from that they had his forum details and his twitter account (by asking for a password reset). 

I heard about NEM months and months ago, where is it?  Over and over people say it's coming soon... it seems to be standing still which is a bit disturbing.

It can't be that hard to make a NXT clone with the source code out months ago... what's taking so long?

I just thought this is something to ponder over. On the website: http://coinmarketcap.com/ at the bottom is currently displayed: Total Market Cap: $ 10,884,292,471.

Now this seems 'Wow', but in the last 2 months it has slowly gone from over 14Bil Market Cap to 11Bil, and this is despite the fact that the list of coins was (very roughly) 60, they've since added 40 more alt-coins but the total cap has dived by 50%.

Does this mean the market is diversifying to a massive extent (including the many coins not listed), or has apathy hit the market and people are slowly removing themselves from the cryptocurrency market?

* please note my figures are very rough, but the point still stands.

Call it 888 coin,

Guaranteed Chinese market. Easy to sell and much more catchy than the options you mentioned.

This is the fakest post I've ever seen, it's obviously manufactured.

Saturncoin - so many people mining at the moment, it's definitely going to have a good presence.
Digibyte coin - just seems a well supported coin.

Here's some designs.



I'm happy to work with the worldcoin people to create something new, or redesign if you want something tailored.

1. I would buy out: http://coinmarketcap.com/ and start providing paid advice/tips on the site.
2. I would buy 100 bitcoins today! When the price is at $670.
3. I wouldn't bother bulk purchasing scrypt asic miners, purely by over-mining a coin you sky rocket it's difficulty and then when you then dump the coins on the market it's value dives too, this is because of the the tiny market-caps of some of the scrypt coins, there just aren't that many alt-coin traders with big wallets.
4. I would buy out a moderately successful coin (many of the coin owners would be more than happy to sell to a large investor).

So let me get this straight.  I send you money and you send me a response saying thank you for your money here's a number.

I'm not sure how I see value in this.

I downloaded, installed and then got emus from the faucet. It all seems to be working fine.



Chat works (it's buggy), transactions work.  Someone needs to define a default chat channel though.

Good luck with the coin, I've already bought some from https://www.cryptorush.in. Fingers crossed it goes to the moon!.. Goes past it and heads into space!

Quark has a good profile, Chinese acceptance and multiple encoding cryptos so is safer from the NSA (in theory).  I haven't bought any yet, I'm hoping for another crash, if it does that I'm going to start buying them.

A cap of 50mil in 3 months is possible, so you'll at least double your money. Nothing like the huge price spikes of the smaller coins but a safer one.

Is there a pool available?