What's with all the recent FUD? You don't sound like a person who wants to dump, else why call a coin shit. You sound like someone who wants to buy more.

What is up with the current FUD? Where people who don't seem to be part of this community, invested, are coming with weird, imagined conspiracies.

Yeah, sure, after all this work that has been put into the software, man hour creating what they've created, it's all part of a big conspiracy to put it on just one exchange called c-cex, so that they can scam people. As opposed to letting this coin with so many major milestones naturally get hundreds of millions of dollars in marketcap.

All this from the team asked for people to vote, like they will ask when other exchanges are having a vote. Like I've seen so many times with other coins. You would think that's a positive, getting the users pumpup by participating. But the reading comprehension of many is such that asking people to vote, participate, = "We have decided that this one and only exchange will be where you can get Decent, fuck Poloneix, fuck Bittrex, we will never be on those exchanges."

I'm pretty sure they will be there, due to the hype of this coin. It's not like this is a reality tv show, and they had to pick one of three people and they choice this exchange as the one and only winner. Things come up, and exchange has a vote, the team decides to use this opportunity to tell its users to vote, seeing that they want the coin to be on as many exchanges as possible.

Yeah, but $10 per DCT? Why? People can get it much cheaper than that from an IOU. Can't just sell it on a future price that's not here yet? Nobody is going to be willing to pay you that.

This coin will more than likely have an insane marketcap. Any chance of making the supply larger? I mean, if regular people could potentially buy in the future to buy content, there might be a lot of confusion when they have to pay .004898 DCT for a movie. The casual public thinks that in order to get Bitcoins they have to buy a complete Bitcoin, and don't know that a person can for example spend .0004 bitcoins. I think I read, that there will be ways for people to buy content without them even actually knowing that they are using Decent. People pay with cash, and it gets converted in the background to DCT without their knowledge. So that would fix that issue.

It's not really mining, but hard drive space.

How many DCT will be available at launch?

Poloneix is getting sued for lag? That's kind of lame, unless they did it on purpose to stop someone.

None the less, if a coin is going to make them profit, of course they will add it and not miss out.

It was changed to two phases. They're in the final one.

Is this an attempt at FUD? I mean the coin is planned for a June release after a testnet face, and that fact has been stated multiple times by the team the last few days and weeks, but you casually comment, "I guess we need more time," so matter of fact as if it's something so obvious. As if you're part of the team, and after hours and hours of trying to fix a problem that came up, you came to the conclusion that, "Oh chucks, I guess we're not going to be ready for June."

I got my invitation in the spam folder. So who knows.

Check your spam folder.

No, they changed it.

"Alberti will be the second and final Testnet during the DECENT testing phase. The launch of Caesar provided essential information for our product which led us to adjust the launch structure. We have simplified our launch structure into 2 testnets in order to focus on every aspect of the feedback and data we collected from Caesar."

https://decent.ch/en/decent-status-development-update/

Um, that's IOUs, with a .26 Btc volume in the last 24 hours. And it's more than 2x what it was a couple of days ago, if we're going to judge by IOUs. I wouldn't call a .26 BTC volume on liqui the market. The market starts when the coin is launched.

My beta invitation was in the spam folder. Would have missed it.

Basically with hard drive space.

The testnets were changed to two versions. The 2nd version is currently being tested internally.

Yes, I rather not use. Especially since I had a problem with verification after I did a factory reset.

The price on liqui was $1.38 a few hours ago. I refreshed my browser, and now it's $4. Who knows if it will go up or down, but

Did you buy during the ICO at least?