I think they extended us for an extra week. But it doesn't look good.

lots of very interesting reading here.

Now I'm subscribed, I will try to learn something.

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to the auctioneers mate dave

Looking back having read these threads and patiently followed for some good coins.


I avoided the pump and dumps and tried to focus on potential, largely the advice of most people.


University coin - Looked good, good purpose, target market etc. - Invested in this one to hold - Scam dev dumped the coin down to nothing FS

Sharecoin - Looked promissing, working developer, exchange with long term potential - Invested in this one - Scam dev ran away with coins

Freebs - Initialy free a fun coin for a bit of day trading/hodling -  invested in a few extra mil - Lost 1 mil on Share scam + dev no longer interested


So FFS I may have been better with just the pump and dumps, nothing to show for my few bitcoins of investments except a few lessons in what not to do.

Phil

Dev has dumped his coins on this one so lets make a new one so he can dump that before we make it work as well.

Closed bids is a scammy way for sellers to get more out of the buyers.

Happens a lot in the housing market. Peeking at bids and whispering advice to someone all that kind of thing. If you were to bid x Im _sure_ you would get it


Not sharing the results and bids after doesnt fill you with confidence on the transparency front.

Industrial scale 3d printing is already a reality with the likes of metal subframes and stuff.

The consumer stuff is a bit more "fun" but they have to sell units.

I think the printing of foods or proteins sounds interesting.

this is my point, and if coins shoot up to thousands of dollars it is only going to be more attractive to steal/cheat them than to earn/trade/mine them.

Plus how many scammers got busted so far? I see a lot of scams have happened.

compared with other crime it seems practicaly risk free with greater potential gains too.

This could undermine the protocol, despite the fact its not directly protocol related. Credibility is important

These people wouldnt find it easier to make something with injected moulding either. the overhead would be much more than having something made by a 3d print company for a low volume/one off item

My sharecoins are all Zipped up FS

Maybe on his new island

Yes but they deal in the impossible today. So maybe one day circuits then BOOM technology explosion.

They are looking at if you could print out the parts to make a moon base, using the raw materials of the moon dust.

3d printing is also very exciting for long space missions where you cant take a spare everything.

I wonder if someone will breakthrough and make 3d printable circuits to print into the output models and make them even more functional.

possibly impossible

it raped us

Those auction coins seem to be going into some big chunks