Damn I just bought your house! J/K, I'm not a greedy whale, I panick held and missed out on major profit potential last 24 hrs.

Agreed, I think making it smaller and in the chest/heart area is more classy, and if you want to make it huge put it on the back.

Fools are selling, twitter was blowing up today from non-crypto traders who loved the story of Lakotas "battling the US government to create their own currency" this is going to attract a whole new market of people curious about crypto but still skeptical it's run by hackers and con artists. Now we have a legitimate endorsement from one of the most infamous tribes in America and safety in sovereign laws.

Is there anyone else here bullish this could hit a billion dollar market cap? AUR was kind of a fluke without mainstream media attention, imagine what this could generate. Plus with a public face and a good message I think it will attract a lot more mainstream investors.

16.2 million

Yep people were going off 3 week old BBC articles to justify AUR's price surge, yet here we have CURRENT news articles about Maza and for the most part so far most of all been really positive. I think this will be huge just because being a legal tender it will make some of the bigger mainstream investors more at ease investing with a tribe than with "hackers" which is the unfortunate image Bitcoin has.

PMC!

When I got into crypto, I went in with only one goal in mind, just to make enough money to buy a house. If I got rich doing it, that would be great, but a lot of people in the Bitcoin game are truly delusional and all think it is a guaranteed path to obscene riches. There is no guarantee even Bitcoin will be successful. All those people who bought Bitcoin for pennies on the cheap, i'm saying it now, you are LUCKY, it wasn't a game of skill and you really didn't take a huge risk considering how cheap it was at one point, you got lucky because nothing is guaranteed in life. If you are wealthy you should be blessed with what you have, but I see so many guys like the mods and famed trollboxers at BTC-E for example bragging about what lambo or Benz they will be buying next year and acting like they are kings of finance while talking sh-t about new coins, I guarantee you they were all geeks 4 years ago sitting in their parents basement playing Warcraft.

This is why I support Mazacoin, Harris is not going out there claiming he will make his tribe stinking rich but to help pull them out of poverty, a very noble cause in my book.

I think it is disgusting that people here who put faith in an anonymous person like Satoshi or the creator of AUR attack a public person like Payu Harris and call him a scammer or a crook, excuse me, he is going out to the world, revealing himself and giving interviews to Forbes and WSJ. Sorry but I trust someone more who puts their name to a project than someone who doesn't, end of story.

I get tired of the scam accusations against numerous coins so i'll throw one out there. Isn't it a conflict of interest that Charlie Lee's brother owns the world's biggest Bitcoin exchange? What better way to enrich themselves than to create a coin, market it as the "silver" to Bitcoin's gold, hype it up for a year to get people wondering when it will hit BTC China, then finally unleashing it and making huge profit off the sale of it?

See how this game is played?

I just want to say for all those who keep saying the Lakota people are too poor to be using MZA, just remember ALOT of Americans are poor and live in ghettos or trailer parks or rural areas and are still on AOL dial up with 1999 computers. Are these people any more ready for Bitcoin than the Lakotas? Be honest. Hell 1 in 10 Americans think HTML is an STD, most people aren't as tech literate as you think they are. At the end of the day Bitcoin is just as much more a speculation commodity than an actual currency, I predict it will be more akin to stocks in that people will entrust a middle man to buy and hold it for them because instead of keeping it in their own wallet.

Hey you were the one throwing around accusations of big companies, and Israel paying people to spread balogne online and insinuating there is a conspiracy against Litecoin, that takes the cake for craziness. If higher powers that be are out to destroy crypto, trust me, Bitcoin is on their radar first, I doubt the Feds even know or care what Litecoin is because at this point it's irrelevant and its fortune and status is due to being the first alt out the gate, nothing more.

I guarantee you the Feds are more scared of a major Indian tribe adopting crypto than Litecoin, hence the "friendly" FBI call to the developer and tribal chiefs!

There is still the WSJ article to come, and even if this is a big pump and dump, it's got a long way to go, no way the whales would let it die this fast after seeing how high and long Aurora got pumped to.

So says the person who thinks there is a "vast conspiracy" (does that include Israel, lol) to hold Litecoin down. The only thing holding Litecoin down is its weak community and lack of PR. I guess all the variations of Linux are what held it back from conquering the world too Amirite?

For someone with the name peacefulmind you are one hateful little troll. By the way I like how you threaten to throw around bets of 10-20BTC,  you are probably a spoiled rich brat like Fontas who gets off on posting his lavish lifestyle photos on Instagram, some of us worked and dedicated long hours just to buy ONE Bitcoin, no big surprise you wouldn't give one sh-ts about a tribal trust to help struggling people out and have the nerve to call it a scam.

I hope if I am ever lucky to jump on a coin early and make a fortune I don't turn into you.

Name one single treaty the US ever honored with the tribes, there is not one, but the Indians are getting the last laugh sucking the white man dry every weekend at the Casinos.

And do you honestly think poor people in America's ghettos or trailer parks still using 1999 Packard bells with AOL dial up are any more ready for Bitcoin? Or ordinary middle-class housewives who use iPhones instead of computers because it's idiot proof? Sorry but come down to earth, Bitcoin is still at not much a higher point for mass adoption than Maza or Aurora is.

Most Americans don't even own any stock, and if they do they rely on a broker. Do you really imagine the average American owning a Bitcoin wallet and buying Bitcoin within the next 2 years, because I certainly don't. The best we can expect is we see a whole industry of middle men who buy it for them as a speculator commodity.

Just because the tribal leaders don't understand it doesn't mean they didn't bless it or see its potential either. I see far too many geeks here who try to argue Bitcoin will be great because it solves the Byzantine Generals problem or explaining the intricacies of the blockchain, yada yada, it's all geek talk frankly and most people don't care, just like most people don't know the difference or care to whether a coin is SHA-256, scrypt or written in Visual Basic. What people care is whether this is the future of money and will it secure their wealth and make the transfer of it between parties easier, end of story. If Maza can solve this and build wealth for the future of the Tribe, then it serves its purpose. I also think it might surprise people and attract far more mainstream investors than Bitcoin will in a short term because it's not infected with the media taint of drugs, money laundering and ponzi crooks, because let's face it, Bitcoin has a BAD image right now even if it isn't deserved. The battle for crypto will be fought not by technical achievements but in the public arena.

You mean like the liberty dollar was a scam? So trying to change the world is a scam now, gotcha. I'm sure the fiat masters want you to think that way. What did the DA call the liberty dollar? Oh right, a unique form of "domestic terrorism"(!)

It might actually boost it even more, create some hunger while people are frantically waiting for markets to open again!