There is zero reason to rush listing on an exchange, and especially no reason to focus on exchanges right now. These things can be put up for discussion after the crowdsale has finalized and the tokens have been distributed.

How exactly was this not clear?



Once you do that, it tells you:"Thank you, please store the private key in a secured and safe place.", and for Bitcoin it says :"Regarding Bitcoins, please send funds from an address you control." Maybe it should say please send funds from the same Bitcoin address that you've entered?

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If you have exact ideas on how it should be improved/written, let me know here and I'll forward it to them.

HI There,
If someone from NVO could answer this.
I participated in the crowdsale and sent funds to the address.
I noticed there are alot of people sending funds to the address i sent funds too.
I am also given the option to put in an address which i want to receive the NVO too.
THe question is whether this address has to be the same address to which you sent funds to the crowdsale with.
Otherwise how will NVO know who sent what from where, and which address to credit the NVO too.
This is NOT clear on the crowdsale page and should be made clear.
Let me know.


My account isn;t getting credited .......

JUSTDLISK just outed himself as being ventec



EDIT: He removed that post just seconds after posting it

now this just shows your lack of intelligence... check my trust and see some of my purchases. Then take your shitcoin, go back to your mums basement and have a little tear wank.. oh whats that noise??

ventec, I hear your mum calling - you haven't put your clothes in the washing or done your household chores... no pocket money for you this week...

go away child.

Rarity is only a factor is something is desirable. This coin is not desirable,  its like every morning.. each and every morning I do a different shit - each one is unique and one of a kind - never the same.. so by your thought process each of my individual shits are worth money as they are so unique..

no... each shit I take is like this coin, shit.. it needs to be flushed down a toilet

With that knowledge you must have made millions.. maybe even billions :O.

Boy I wish I had a billion dollars and could sit on a forum trolling people and trying to get someone to buy a piece of crap for $100k.

Indeed. A remarkable piece of trash. You must be doing some nice drugs.

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This whole thread is stupid on such a level that I can't even bother to write lengthy posts about its and OP's stupidity.

Ok sir i know someone who has one.  If you consider this a picasso i will broker a sale for you.  Here is YOUR shot to buy another one.  I have a sneaky suspician i can get you it for cheap.  Call it a favor from one collector to another.  I wont even charge a fee.  Post you offer for such a fine coin.

(Habbear please dont chime in with some rambling nonsence)

Dam and i fell for this shit.  Well played, ended off with comparing this to a $45m picasso nice.

OK, the impossible and baseless valuation doesn't start things off well, but to say that it has no relevance to the crypto space isn't fair at all.



And neither is Lealana (started and remain mostly Litecoin loaded), Nasty Coins (love you OG), Monero coin, Ether bars, Shibanu, Crypto Imperator Doge DIY, Blockchain at Berkeley Coin, the list goes on. And many of the bitcoin loaded physical coins copy some element of Mike Caldwell's design!


The best part is the fact that we're arguing/debating Jetcoin's right to be here actually legitimizes the physical cryptocoin scene. We've turned a corner. We're debating this like people debate art. We just upped this scene in sophistication.

This debate benefits all of us, whether you hold Casascius coin, Shibanu, one of those rustic looking "no-two-are-alike" brass tokens pressed with the BTC in it, or one of the very few Jetcoins.

Both of you can be right (though I doubt if this coin is the first.. there are many coins created for a dozens of alt-coins).
One can think that this coin has some type of collectible value while also believing that 'jetcoin' had no value whatsoever.

I think that the forum can forgive you for the 100btc buy-it-now request; after all, it is not the asker who is crazy, but the payer (old finnish proverb).

The criticism comes from the ludicrous buy-it-now price of 100BTC, nothing more.  Lots of people market altcoin memorabilia here without issue, but the difference between this post and the others is that most sellers aren't trying to put insanely high valuations on their products, especially for obscure altcoins which have no relevance to the crypto space.  

I've done some digging, and Jetcoin is not listed as one of the 700+ altcoins tracked by coinmarketcap. It's not listed on any altcoin exchange.  There is no market value or block explorer.  It has been around for over 2 years and has done nothing other than make some very poorly produced marketing videos. It looks like nothing more than a failed pump and dump which burned through a marketing budget to produce crappy tokens to promote at conferences and the like.

Elianite, no offense, but this doesn't belong anywhere near the Encyclopedia.  If the promoters of Onecoin and Paycoin paid a few dollars on Alipay to have a copper coin produced for the purpose of milking suckers into investing, do those belong in the Encyclopedia as well?  

Stop trolling this site

Just dont want to see anyone get ripped off.  Good luck with your rare exotic coin

STOP IT, just cause there are only 3 (that have been claimed) doesnt mean anything.  Again i will mint a 1 of 1 coin does that mean i should charge triple no matter what because there is only 1 and you have a coin with at least 3 in existance.  Stop seriously

Edit:  in that case everyone go redeem your casascius 2011 coins and chuck the coin they are worthless, thousands were made...sorry

You are correct; I think when i said 'many' i was more saying '1-3' tens of thousands. Still a huge stretch, but I speak of a scenario where all 'money' gets replaced with cryptocurrency of some form, leading to a huge influx of collectors. If we imagine that a scenario where a few hundred million dollars gets poured into collecting crypto-coins, then its going to be a fact that anything made in 2013/14/15 is going to have notable value, and more so if the coin is well documented with a small mintage and such. There are a relatively small number of pre-2015 coins made, so imagine if alot of money starts fighting over them.
Crypto-currencies are now at almost 55bn market cap. Lets say that eventually increases to a 1 trillion cap, or much more. 100m in the collectible market would not be out of the question. How many coins exist now? I guess you could add it up from my book, but even among 100,000 coins that's $1,000 average per minted coin in collector value.

Thankyou for the info.

Regarding comparisons to Casascius.. you are looking at it wrong. You need to compare to other similar coins, coins that were used promotionally and are related to some non-btc cryptocurrency. There exist such coins for Monero, Peercoin, and numerous others. I can tell you, that while these coins are usually made in batches of 100 (which we can safely assume is the minimum mintage of this coin), there is virtually market for them now. On a good day one such coin might go for $100-$200. Considering this, my suggestion of several thousands is massive. I could totally see a rare coin like this going for many tens of thousands if bitcoin went 'mainstream', but not more, so it would be unreasonable to spend hundreds of thousands now.



Good to know; I can't say anyone has ever suggested that I should pay to use their photos.. if they did I would have a big laugh   
That said, please do feel free to PM higher quality photos to myself and minerjones, along with you name if you would like us to attribute it.
Also, I offer you a 10% discount on either of my books