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I'm expecting a larger market cap once it becomes apparent that MCN is very useful right now with no changes to other CN coins! A lot of exchanges will trade crypto pairs without identification. If you have CN you can sign up and trade it for MCN. Then you open another exchange account and sell the MCN for other CN. There will be nothing linking old CN coins with new CN coins. The trail goes cold in MCN!
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MonetaVerde has an unusual logo, like no else coins have. why was this design chosen?
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Philosophy and real actions of MCN devs shows care about protection the environment. in the future this issue will be most actual
Who gives a shit to the environment? Everyone thinks about how they can earn more Agree with you. Extra money without additional energy costs that what's make sence! What do you exactly mean by extra money without additional energy costs? I don't know something interesting? You get twice more coins with the same energy consumption. thanks to merged mining |
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Philosophy and real actions of MCN devs shows care about protection the environment. in the future this issue will be most actual
Who gives a shit to the environment? Everyone thinks about how they can earn more Agree with you. Extra money without additional energy costs that what's make sence! |
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Hi guys! What coins do you find most perspective? Is MonetaVerde among them?
I think it makes no sense to mention bitcoin. Also I'm mining FCN and MCN of course. otherwise, what would I do here  |
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Do we have block explorer for Moneta Verde?
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There needs to be more emphasis on the fact that MCN is a GREEN COIN.
What exactly does this mean? Well, merged mining.
You can merge mine this coin along with any other cryptonote without losing hash power or increasing resource usage in any way.
The entire 19MH/s on XMR right now, could also be mining MCN at the same time. Yes, FREE money that apparently nobody knows about.
This is a good marketing point.
Thank you for all your hard work Dev!
Never heard this term "GREEN COIN". So if we can get coin by merged mining it is called green coin? Yep, that's right. And I'm wondering how big is the list of green coins It's Green coin because due to energy savings, isn't it? That's right! Btw, I am curios what pool do you use to mine MCN? Minergate or Extreme pool? I mine on Extreme pool, it has higher h/r and no problems with rewarding |
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Forgive me if I misread you, but I would think that Ticketmaster would hate bitcoin - an open financial transaction network. My take on Ticketmaster is that they unashamedly work to maintain a monopoly to charge highly profitable fees on every transaction.
Just my opinion, obviously. But I can't explain why venues can't do without ticketmaster currently, so there is probably a big step I'm.missing. |
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Forgive me if I misread you, but I would think that Ticketmaster would hate bitcoin - an open financial transaction network. My take on Ticketmaster is that they unashamedly work to maintain a monopoly to charge highly profitable fees on every transaction.
I meant that Bitcoin would make ticketmaster not needed. Ticketmaster ia basically a monopoly when it comes to ticket sales. Bitcoin would let venues go around ticketmaster and cut out a very expensive middleman in the ticket buying process. |
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The event industry will definitely love bitcoin- low fees and no chargeback risk changes the game. No need for a merchant acquiring bank in order to sell tickets online!
(I will also be buying a few gift tickets this year if BMORG accepts bitcoin!)
Not to mention no ticketmaster. |
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The next step is to make bitcoin accessible to people who don't want to hold their native currencies. Make bitcoin available to Argentinians, Ukrainians, Turks, and Cypriots who aren't as pampered as us when it comes to currency and won't mind the volatility.
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They don't trust it. They think it could crash at any moment. And you know what? It can. So why hold bitcoin compared to a (relatively) rock-solid USD, Euro, or Renminbi? Tim Draper, as seemingly uninformed as he is, is onto the real issue with his venture.
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Buying and holding bitcoin is also pretty damn easy now (for Americans) with Coinbase. And pretty easy for Europeans with Bitstamp. And pretty easy for Chinese. The main thing holding bitcoin back is the fact that people don't want to hold it unless they're speculating.
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The article says that bitcoin's future hinges on two things: retailers willingness to accept the currency and traders' faith in the currency. Well, the retailers take no real risk with Coinbase/Bitpay and we've seen large companies start accepting bitcoin. That's not the issue.
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I love the deal he made with his parents, if he makes 1 million before 18 he doesn't have to go to college.
"Sorry son, your business is only worth $818,000 at last valuation. Off to school with you." "But DAAAAD.... |
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Not because they think it will facilitate otherwise illicit activity. Not because they think it poses a security risk, or puts citizens' own finances at risk. Their openly stated justification for banning bitcoin is "if we don't ban it, people will use it instead of our money."
Or, in other words, "we can't compete."
I get excited seeing these central bankers squirm |
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There are too much factors of today's price of bitcoin so noone could never prognose it at its' rise
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Is there a silver 'tally stick' equivalent?
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Asking people who don't even know what Bitcoin is how likely they would be to recommend it to a friend?
Is this directed at Bitcoin users somehow?
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