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21  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Got TBX? (I decided to collect TBX dead coins) on: August 18, 2012, 08:30:37 AM
Hello!
Just letting everyone know that I have decided to start collecting Tenebrix dead coins.

You can find out some details and/or post your offer here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101397.msg1110017#msg1110017

And if you feel like a big, generous man, you can just send your TBX here:
tHPSAPTRyAMypEGVosvG4Bz68TPdW3unSj
22  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Hi! Newbie interested in buying dead alt-coins on: August 18, 2012, 08:16:52 AM
Well, that settles it - I'm collecting TBX since there is about 678 000 in existence (not counting Lolcust's laundry fund. I've PMed him with a fairly generous offer, but gut feeling tells me he won't budge...)

Even if Lolcust refuses to sell me anything, I'll be the second largest holder which is ok by me.


So,for now, I am collecting TBX. Decided. If you just wanna give away TBX, send them here:
tHPSAPTRyAMypEGVosvG4Bz68TPdW3unSj

If you want to trade them, post your offer.

Any offers? Anyone got TBX ?
23  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Hi! Newbie interested in buying dead alt-coins on: August 18, 2012, 08:05:24 AM
Why buy them, their difficulty is probably low enough you can mine them, even with a CPU...

-MarkM-


Well, since it's a vanity thing, the point of the exercise is becoming the girl who owns the majority of a given dead chain's existing coins.

It can be achieved by mining a dead chain for half a year or so, or by buying out a large chunk of what the dead coin's first adopters have.

Second option is faster (also, nothing keeps me from combining the two, but mining a dead coin for an extended period of time does not seem like an attractive idea)

How about starting your collection with 25,000 BBQCoins? They're yours for .5 BTC.

I haven't yet chosen which coin to collect.

I am currently considering TBX and BBQ, however, I might say that 0.5 BTC for 25000 BBQCs is rich. I might co(i)nsider  Grin buying 50 000 dead coins at 0.005-0.5 (depending on which coin I chose) and,  to be very very honest, I'd say BBQcoins would be in the 0.0x department. No offense intended  Smiley )

P.S.:
Anyone knows where Lolcust is?

If I choose TBX, I want to try convincing him to sell me the laundry fund Cheesy
24  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Hi! Newbie interested in buying dead alt-coins on: August 17, 2012, 10:53:44 PM
The problem is, by definition if they are dead, you can't buy them.

If there's no network supporting transactions, how will  you be able to transfer the coins into your wallets?  Are you going to buy wallet files? I think not.

If there are still transactions happening and block chain is still growing, the most you can say is "dying", not dead.

Well, it seems to me some people just forgot to pull the plug Wink

Anyway, worst come to worst I have a byte of hashrate of my own to put on a dead coin for long enough for me to get the salvage.

So, not a big issue.

There is at least one exchange that still trades most of those coins:
https://vircurex.com/

If you want to buy some, that would be a good place to start.  If you're trying to get them below market price, I'm not sure why the selling wouldn't just put them on the exchange instead. Most (all?) of the coins you mentioned are still are live.  

Hmmm indeed.

GG and TBX don't seem to be traded there, so... they must be the deadest!  Grin Guess I'll start with one of those two...


Which one? Hm, decisions decisions...
25  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] [PPC] PPCoin Beta Release Soon on: August 17, 2012, 10:46:43 PM
So, how about some more info on how your implementation of proof-of-stake works ? Any juicy techy bits ?

Come on guys, making people learn your mechanics from code is just mean  Wink
26  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Hi! Newbie interested in buying dead alt-coins on: August 17, 2012, 10:28:20 PM
Well, in no particular order:

Liquidcoin
Ixcoin
i0coin
GeistGeld
Coiledcoin
Tenebrix
BBQCoin
Solidcoin

all are functionally dead.

I have not chosen which of them will be first in my memorial, and am thus open to your suggestions.

[Edit]
P.S.:
Upon some thought, some kind of residual hashing has to take place in a dead coin for me to buy it.

I could supply a bit of hashrate to some of them just to get a purchase, while others have hashrates of their own despite death (i0coin and ixcoin are "undead coins" LOL)

I'll see which coins are easy enough to work with in this regard (i0 and ix seem attractive as far as hashrate is concerned), but that's far from only factor determining the decision.

So, which coin should I buy?

27  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Hi! Newbie interested in buying dead alt-coins on: August 17, 2012, 10:05:21 PM
I'm making a kind of coin graveyard. It's a vanity thing (hey, I own all of them useless dead make-believe things!). So, I'm gonna buy up as much as I can of some dead chain (haven't yet chosen which, so advice is welcome  Cheesy ) and make some silly "here lies insertname failed alt-chain" (I wonder if I can sneak that into gonetoosoon, at least for the time being lol)

Of course, the amount of bitcoins I intend to cough up for deal alt-chain coins will be tiny (I am not mad enough to pay anything remotely approaching considerable money for silly cryptographic memorabilia), but hey, if you have dead coins I want, you can get something (however tiny) for nothing, or stay with nothing.

I'd appreciate if mods moved this to alt-coin forum and gave me permission to post there, but will stay and pickle here in the newb forum for the required amount of time if that's how the music goes...
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