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some one dev team need to step up to promote or add new features to this coin wallet to get noticed otherwise this is dead
Developer has already said that the wallet innovations are in the works. I am also authoring an article which one of the developers has agreed to help get published on a popular crypto-news site, though it has been very slow going due to extraneous issues. |
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I spoke with the owner of CCN. Normally these are "sponsored posts". He said make it a great story and he will publish it.
Love the idea of the wallet with market data and possible trading functions. That is what the scammer wanted in the first place.
Well that is great news! If others are also planning to write an article the authors should get together and co-author a piece. That or, the community could vote on the final product of separate authors. |
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you guys have to sell this story, marketing needed so hard.
if you guys don't find anyone it will be like a deadcoin, that noone wants to buy it. it is like it now!
try to focus, to get a marketing guy.
Yes trying to find someone on marketing side.. Also i'll be working on some development items for the coin, to add new features to client side.. and joint development with another project i'm working on. So expect the client for this coin to have improvements going forward. There are a lot of good ideas i can put into it once we ramp up. - Fully featured trading platform in client - Web wallet client - Fun ways to spend your RSCs, for charity and items There are endless possibilities.. I feel like the coin protocol is alreayd "good enough" we don't need another hash algo .. where we can add value is by innovating in goods and services around coins... that is what i will be focused on. Honestly, any improvements upon the standard wallet will easily separate RSC from just about any other coin out there at the moment. The wallet is the most overlooked, yet easily improved, aspect of a crypto in my opinion. I'm excited to hear that the unfulfilled wallet promises of the now-infamous Stackcoin might just carry over into Realstackcoin. |
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Some people have shown interest in an article about RSC and the morals of the community/developers behind it. I would be happy to write one if someone has the ability to get it published on a crypto-news-site. Just let me know.
Thanks.
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Its a shame this coin is going to get ruined by greed and people dumping at 1, 2, 3 sat? Seriously? There are 0 buy orders. 0. Because we are devaluing the coin by selling so low, and it hasnt even been a week since the coin came out...
Devs, great work, but all in vain I'm afraid!
it's time to buy some RSC Well, someone just bought up all of the RSC at 1 Satoshi. At least someone knows it's worth more than that. |
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Awesome! I hope we see some volume. |
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1st post and creating a 100% IPO...
Watch out everyone.
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Bumface, I offer my writing skills and promotion ability to this project.
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Can we stray away from this currency ending with the word coin? There's too many 'coins' lets get a fresh, new name. As with anything else, lets try and keep it simple also:
(I also like some of the more sci-fi-sounding currency names)
Units (UNT or UNIT for short)
Standard Value Unit (SVU or UNIT for short)
Skrill (Already slang for money, SKL or SKRL for short)
Krill (What whales eat, KRL for short)
Stacks (A play on a now infamous scam and already slang for money, STK for short)
Etc. I could literally come up with these for days.
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I was scammed out of 2.039 BTC, investor #20. I can verify this with the wallet I sent the investment with.
I wrote the appeal to Cryptsy for stackcoin, I promoted stackcoin through twitter, and I brought stackcoin to the attention of Lazycoins. I would be happy to promote a successor to the now infamous stackcoin in the same way.
With my help, a lot of buzz was started about stackcoin and I feel that I helped draw in many investors who would've never invested in the first place. I would love to help with a legitimate coin.
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It's not a premine in the literal sense of the word, where the developer keeps all the premined coins for a profit. Stack coin is a 5% IPCO (Initial Public Coin Offering) which means the first 5% of coins to be mined are sold to investors (which anyone with at least .1 BTC can be) and none are kept by the developers. In many cases, this can actually lead to a greater distribution of coins than a non-premined coin. Say for instance a coin is announced with a large gap of time before release, this allows miners with large amounts of hashing power to take advantage of the early mining difficulty, securing them a large percentage of the initial mining. With Stackcoin, miners still have that ability, but the first 5% will already be divided up between many investors (currently ~40). Another advantage of an IPCO is that the developers are able to generate money before launch without any negative backlash or any fears of dumping by the developers. Also, with great developers like the ones Stackcoin has, the proceeds of the IPCO will go directly into supporting the coin and furthering its market share. |
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Please consider Stackcoin! It hasn't even been released yet, but is picking up momentum for a great launch on Feb. 22nd. It seems to be a coin developed specifically for traders and investors. Specifications:
Algorithm: Scrypt
Max coins: around 134.4 billions
Block Time: 120 seconds
Difficulty Retarget: Kimoto's gravity well
Block Initial Reward: 1 000 000 / block
Block Decrease Rate: 15% every month
*Awesome* wallet features:
-Real time charts, up to 72 hours with configurable interval
-MA Indicator
-Real time buy/sell
-Automatic buy/sell treshold Wallet for Linux, OSX and Windows available at launch The developers are pretty awesome, and I've spoken to them a bit. If you're planning on releasing an API, I think the developers would be happy to incorporate direct trading with your exchange into the wallet. You can email them here: support@stack-coin.com |
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Is that three pools ready for mining before launch? Nice. Hopefully miners like it.
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If you have your money or BTC tied up in MTGOX, I feel for you.
MTGOX just needs to return the money to its users and close its exchange. There are plenty of better options for BTC users out there now and after their past mistakes combined with this one, I just don't think they'll be able to compete.
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I am just amazed how popular this IPOed coins are right now..
Yup, it sounds much better to use premine as IPO.. and for devs this is just ligh speed money.. they dont even have to dump premine at exchange.. you idiots gave it to them..
good luck all newbies buying this shit
How can you judge a coin by the simple fact of it being an IPCO? Take a look at Nextcoin, a 100% IPCO, it's currently the 6th highest cryptocurrency market cap and has a devout following. Don't judge a book by its cover, especially if that book hasn't even been released yet. |
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Even more investors since I last checked, very exciting. I hope this coin can beat Nextcoin's initial investment of 21BTC. I also hope those wallet innovation pull through, those would make for a VERY exciting coin to trade. I couldn't imagine a wallet with build in real-time charts, integrated trading, and even more features for day traders.
Come to think of it, I think this coin should be marketed heavily as the 'Day-trader's coin".
Very excited for the coming days and launch of this coin.
The stackcoin website needs a more professional look before the launch though!
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Also, IMO the premine at 5% is way to high beating even pandacoin's recent launch at 3% premine. Given the stigma and scorn the crypto-community has towards premined coins you guys should really reconsider your approach for this launch. Lowering it to 1% premine or less would make it far more appealing for more participants to jump in.
I think the issue of a premine is very different when talking about an IPCO, which needs a decent premine in order to supply initial investors. |
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