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I bought SunContract instead.
They have a working product and much lower market cap. Power Ledger so far is only hype and marketing, no working product.
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That depends what he wants to do with his money.
Is he a careful type who wants a relatively safe investment? Then go for some of the top 10 coins. I prefer more to mix it up with mostly low-medium risk coins and one or two high risk high gain coins.
I'm pretty sure Bitcoin will go up above $20.000 this year, but that is only if Lightning Network solves its problems. If its current scaling problems persist, then I doubt we'll see $15k+ anytime soon.
I wish I could invest everything I have in COSS. But I hold other good coins (Waves, Shift, SunContract & SpectreCoin) and since my vacation is in a month, I'm passing on this dip and not spending any fiat.
COSS is a decentralized exchange like Binance and KuCoin, but gives 50% of the trading fee back to token holders (Binance doesn't do this, KuCoin does but I read they will lower this number). They will soon implement fiat trade (March) and I'm pretty sure we will see at least 5x by the summer especially because DEX are the future.
SunContract is a decentralized energy trading platform. They have relatively low market cap compared to Power Ledger which doesn't even have a working product yet, while SunContract released their product just recently (in January). So once it gets some recognizition, I'm expecting it to go 5x+ soon-ish (6 months).
COSS and SunContract are my big bets for 2018 where I'm definitely expecting at least 5x gain around the summer. Waves and Shift are more long term holds (2019), while SpectreCoin is the dark knight here. It could go 20x in 2018, but it could also die (although this is unlikely).
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You guys are crazy, 25% taxes is good. What did people expect, no taxes? It's income, and it's taxable, that's how it works.
Sweden have been taxing us 30% on crypto for a while now.
Shit if you're mining and earning a lot you could be taxed up to 70%.
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Two days don't work the website coss.io. What happened?
Works fine for me. |
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simple question: XSPEC is a cripto that used tor for stay anonymus. this fact makes it difficult to be listed in bigger and bester exchange. or i'm wrong?
Yes certain big exchanges requires the devs to share there personal info in order for the coin to get listed .So dont expect spectre to bet listed on bittrex ever  What difference does that make? I'm not interested in a privacy coin to keep the developers identity private. If he wanted to stay anonymous, why even create this coin? Could've just stayed as nobody. Every coin need recognition for success. If this kind of attitude persists I probably will dump my SpectreCoin once it goes back to the same price I purchased it at. How about Bitcoin? Satoshi Nakamoto certainly didn't want his identity revealed even after success probably relevant to to that of a nobel prize. JBG is anonymous for legal reasons. I certainly wouldn't want to put my face next to the only cryptocurrency that works in TOR blocked regions. Cryptography and Identity could not be more polar opposite. Think about it. You're comparing apples and oranges. Bitcoin was the first. It didn't have any competition, it didn't need to be promoted. It was the new shit. SpectreCoin is a privacy coin in a sea of privacy coins. What difference does that make? I'm not interested in a privacy coin to keep the developers identity private.
If he wanted to stay anonymous, why even create this coin? Could've just stayed as nobody.
Every coin need recognition for success.
If this kind of attitude persists I probably will dump my SpectreCoin once it goes back to the same price I purchased it at.
There's more than one way to define success. Verge, for example, has been successful from an investment perspective, yet arguably has been very unsuccessful at being a good privacy coin. Who knows how it will do in the longer term once the hype dies down. As has been said many times on this forum, XSPEC is trying to let the product speak for itself, for better and for worse. This means that it will take longer for the product to develop and gain users based on reputation alone, which can be frustrating for short-term investors. It is what it is. The quality of a privacy coin doesn't matter if nobody is willing to use it. The short or long term makes no difference. If people see this as a long-term coin, great, but remember, if this is used as an excuse for not promoting the coin, not attempting to move it more by getting it on better exchanges, and crawling development, then people will get bored of holding it. There will be other privacy coins which will have better tech, will be better promoted, people will jump ship and we will end up with a dead coin. |
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Need more info, which credit cards are going to be used? |
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simple question: XSPEC is a cripto that used tor for stay anonymus. this fact makes it difficult to be listed in bigger and bester exchange. or i'm wrong?
Yes certain big exchanges requires the devs to share there personal info in order for the coin to get listed .So dont expect spectre to bet listed on bittrex ever What difference does that make? I'm not interested in a privacy coin to keep the developers identity private. If he wanted to stay anonymous, why even create this coin? Could've just stayed as nobody. Every coin need recognition for success. If this kind of attitude persists I probably will dump my SpectreCoin once it goes back to the same price I purchased it at. |
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for now i think waves is one of the best investment, so cheap and sure. actually waves is one of the few platform which has already done something linked to real bussiness.
Well Waves is one of the more safer investments, I agree with you on that. One of the best investments I don't know. I really believe in the project but things move slow @ Waves. Profit wise there are better projects. Project wise Waves is good. With my luck Waves will shoot up in value as soon as I swap for "faster profit coin", so I'm just going to HODL  |
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This is a lot of good news. I'm coming back from Thailand in late March, I think I'm going to be pleasantly surprised when I come home |
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Add it to COSS exchange? Decentralized exchange + privacy coin is a good combo |
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Thanks for the replies all.
I don't want to create a shitcoin, and I'm not interested in getting an ICO as I see it as risky business and my attention span is of a 5 year old so who knows if I'll ever finish it.
But I would love to give to give it a try as a hobby, and who knows maybe even make it something that a lot of people will use.
What programming language do I need to learn?
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coss exchange is the worst exchange so how you thik there coin value can be higher ?
a lot of people dissapointed price drop from 3 usd to 0.6 usd 1/5 market capt drop from 200m to 43 M worst performing coin this week I think why the price drop is because the issues COSS website, is not easy to login in COSS.io, and BTC price drop so much affected almost all the Ethereum token including COSS token. It wasn't $3, that's an exaggeration. It briefly hit $2 ATH after 20x in just a couple months or so. Corrections are healthy. Not $3, but it was at $2.98 at its highest.  |
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I can gladly report that mining GoByte has been working flawlessly for the past few days (when I restarted mining on Unimining).
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Is there a similar list for 2018?
Probably not, they got rich off promoting TrezarCoin  |
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Came to know what is possible about this coin, I've been told a lot about it, I'm seeing your information right now, 21 billion coins, too much. Can miners make profit from mining now ?
If not profitable, no miners mining the coin. Check the difficulty, you will have answer. Yeah it's always been a great coin for mining, although I don't mine it right now. |
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COSS has disappointed me, from $3 to .80, from 200 million cap to 53 million, I thought this would be next BNB but now I don't think so.
Idk why they don't make their site lightweight like Binance and kucoin.
Wait for the new engine and API. They have two new developers on boarding to the Singapore office by the beginning of February and they have a trello board with over 70 developers on it giving them suggestions and helping out. COSS is one of the most under priced and under valued coins out there. Yes if you are in for just the quick pump, then forget about COSS. If you are a small and larger whale who can see the real value of COSS, you will be looking to trade more COSS and accumulating at this time before the next bull run because when the new trade engine is in place in a few months and api to allow BOTS to trade, you will NEVER ever get this chance to get cheap COSS again. When the volume of the exchange reaches over 200 Million USD a day, we will talk about disappointment then lol. I agree. I'm very surprised that COSS is this low. My hunches are rarely wrong and I have a hunch that I should sell all my alts and go full on COSS. But Waves, Shift, SunContract and SpectreCoin are all good bets and very solid coins with great future so I'm stuck with only 5860 COSS because my vacation is coming in 1 month and I'm not spending any fiat atm. |
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Satoshi is alive.
But why would he be hiding? I don't see how any threats on his life would be effective. I mean look at Bitcoin, it's been without him for over 7 years.
Has anyone analyzed his behavior? The way he answers etc?
I'm pretty sure he's still alive. And NOT Japanese.
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I've read about people creating altcoin in 2 hours and selling it to someone for 0.1BTC.
So I guess it's not that hard to create a shitcoin.
But what about good coins? What do you need to know to create a coin? I'm not a programmer so I have no clue, but my guess is you need to be a programmer of some kind?
I have a great idea for a coin, but I have no idea how to execute it.
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Hello everyone! There seems to be a lot of confusion about what to expect with the upcoming fork and codebase updates. 1) The there is no date for the hard fork yet. It will be announced once the code is fully tested. We are making a lot of code changes, and this requires a lot of very time consuming testing to ensure that there are no issues once we fork the main network. 2) This fork is a protocall upgrade, NOT a coin split. Your coin balances will stay the same. There will be no radium cash. 3) Radium will remain PoS after the fork. We are not changing the core consensus mechanism. 4) There are NO plans for masternodes. 5) Our main communication channels is through telegram, https://t.me/RadiumOfficialJJ I keep my Radium on Bittrex. Can I just leave them there and they will be safe after the fork or should I move them? |
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