No.  Block 21600.  So there's still 475 blocks.

Thank you.

Very interesting...

Is there a League of Legends bitcoin betting site?

If so, link please.

Heh.  While Riot could issue a cease and desist if they so choose, Leaguecoin is most certainly not a derivative work.

A built in battlebot in the wallet would be epic.

1.  Is a decentralized exchange for multiple cryptocurrencies planned?  Or just a means to trade SC?

2.  Sending coin with names is nice, but doesn't really interest me.

3.  The marketcap may indeed go higher, you guys have a nice coin here with devs that are better than most.

4.  Why would Jane Teenybopper use a decentralized silkcoin social network when all her friends are on Facebook (this question is serious, again, I am not being sarcastic or trolling).

Thank you.

For me, functionality built into a wallet isn't exciting to me.  My browser tabs work just fine.  So built in IRC, exchange data, stats, doesn't do anything for me.  However, it tells me these devs are better than all the shitcoin cloners out there, which has caused me to investigate this coin further.

Integrated social network doesn't excite me.  I can go to Facebook.

Integrated file sharing doesn't excite me.  I can google, "[movie] torrent".

Decentralized marketplace would excite me, but the devs seem weary of that.  I wouldn't want it for any illegal activity from a personal standpoint, that's not what excites me.  A decentralized ebay or amazon.com that uses silkcoin as its currency would cause me to invest.  THAT makes this a billion dollar marketcap coin.

Are there other exciting things I'm missing?

In my opinion, the future of the internet and our economy is radical decentralization in a secure, private manner with cryptocurrency the force behind that movement.  I want to invest in the coins that lead that charge.

I ask these questions sincerely as a potential investor.  Please do not take it as me trolling as I am not.

What is or will make Silkcoin different?  I see a pretty wallet (nice job) with some interesting functionality, but nothing that is really innovative that I can't get elsewhere.  Is there something DIFFERENT I am missing or that is in the works that should cause me to buy the heck out of this coin?

Thank you!

June 20th will be a big day.  Popcorn will be ready.

Does anyone out there have the programming skills necessary to implement his designs?

Is that for a mockup of a new wallet, or a functioning wallet that implements the new design?

Thanks.

How many LOL do you want to do the wallet?

Stop with your logic, you two.

Why do you consider it a non event?

Because he isn't planning to sell those coin, he simply wants everyone to think he is.  And as Cryptsy addresses are marked on that block explorer, this was an easy way to do that.  If he sent them to Bitfinex, we might just think he was moving them to another personal wallet.  In addition, if he was truly planning to sell, he would send coin to multiple exchanges.  As anyone who has bought or sold high volume can attest, if you don't want to move the market too much, you spread it over multiple exchanges.

Our wealthy person is very sharp.  Bitfinex's addresses aren't clearly marked on that block chain.  Cryptsy's are.  If my theory is correct, he sent it to Cryptsy for a reason.  I should keep all this to myself, but it's way too fun to play cryptochess with an audience.

http://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/block.dws?84103.htm

Uh oh.

The question is:

1.  Is he going to start to sell.  
2.  Is he moving that coin, knowing many of us are monitoring it and would sell into that movement, so he can acquire more, on the cheap.

I tested theory two just now by dumping a load of coin and they were sucked up no problem.

I suspect number two.  At least I hope so.  Because #1 may not bode well for our marketcap in the short to medium term.  If it is option two, we may see a nice move higher over the coming days.

How long does coinking typically take to turn old piggy into new?  I've been waiting awhile on mine...

Some questions:

1.  What is the name of the Canadian Company?

2.  As this is backed by a company and this is an asset backed security, have your company lawyers checked with your version of the Securities and Exchange Commission to see if there is any regulation governing such an issuance?

3.  Do I understand correctly that you're trying to create a stable digital currency here and don't expect the price to appreciate much, if at all above $0.09 per coin?

Thanks.

Interesting.  I'm subscribing and will have questions later.