You haven't done your research - it was Olsen who said that only trading wallet coins should contribute to the total market cap. Otherwise why is he saying the valuation will move to $450mn+ if the price holds when the coins are moved? Tell you what, you link me to where Olsen instructed coinmarketcap on how to calculate and represent Lykke, and I'll give you a point for that. Everything else you say is bullshit though. I never was fooled by coinmarketcap because I did my damn due diligence before purchasing anything. |
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I noticed Lykke's price on coinmarketcap over the past couple of days went down from 0.395 to around 0.383 and yet the marketcap rose from around 56 million to 61 million despite the lower price per coin.
Has there been an employee bonus distribution or something that has increased the circulation of the coin?
I don't believe circulating supply (which is what coinmarketcap uses) has increased. Though I'm not certain. If it has increased, it's increased minimally. In any case, I wish coinmarketcap would use the total supply, and not the circulating supply, it's very misleading. |
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This isn't anything major, but if anyone has time to vote up Lykke on cryptofolio it'd be helpful: http://cryptofolio.info/welcome/voteIt'd be nice to have it on the desktop watch list |
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HOW TO CHECK YOUR MYST BALANCE: 1) Go to crowdsale contract address https://etherscan.io/address/0xe7e01babb53c98f8d84d05dfff64ebb63ed37bf52) Click "Read Contract" tab 3) Scroll down to "22. > tokenAmountOf" 4) Paste the eth address you contributed from into the textbox 5) Hit query and divide the result by 1000000000 (10 million) 6) That is your MYST balance I try this ,but i can see anythings , are you sure it's ready working now? it works for me Confirm it worked, but divide by 100000000 (100 million) not the digits above (he added an extra zero) |
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weird, I didn't have any issues at all with it? Did everyone follow the instructions? They were pretty explicit
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wow that was incredibly fast.
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that was a temporary bug, seems to be fixed now
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I'm seeing a lot of benefits here and not a lot of downsides.
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I'd really like to see daily email reporting or weekly email reporting of our positions, similar to a stock broker.
That would be excellent.
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Up for sale is a bitcoin/litecoin mining rig. This is a custom build that I have put together and is a lot more sturdy and solid than those milk crate miners you see everywhere. Have been running this miner for about a month now with solid performance. Comes with HDD, DVD Drive, Kill-a-watt power consumption meter, wifi, all power cables, extra pci-e extender cables, also includes a 17" monitor. The mining rig is currently set up and mining, and is ready to mine litecoin, bitcoin, or any other cryptocurrency. All you need to do is turn it on, and enter in your mining pool details. This miner runs at an average of 65 degrees, and gets 1800Mh/s mining bitcoin, and 1800Kh/s mining litecoin. This is very cool for a mining rig, typically mining rigs run at 80 degrees and above, which I think is running a risk of failure. This rig keeps cool and will run non-stop. The unit has top shelf components, and has been a solid performer with no issues. If you want you could also add on another GPU (7950) to increase mining performance up to 2400Kh/s. The power supply is more than adequate to handle 4 GPUs if that's what you want, I have extra powered risers that would be included. No time wasters. Send me an email/pm to inquire.  http://imgur.com/hVexX6r,X6QPQeV |
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Up for sale is my bitcoin/litecoin mining rig. This is a custom build that I have put together and is a lot more sturdy and solid than those milk crate miners you see everywhere. Have been running this miner for a week or two with solid performance. Comes with HDD, DVD Drive, Kill-a-watt power consumption meter, wifi, all power cables, extra pci-e extender cables, also includes a 17" monitor. The mining rig is currently set up and mining, and is ready to mine litecoin, bitcoin, or any other cryptocurrency. All you need to do is turn it on, and enter in your mining pool details. This miner runs at an average of 65 degrees, and gets 1800Mh/s mining bitcoin, and 1800Kh/s mining litecoin. This rig keeps cool and will run non-stop. If you want you could also add on another GPU (7950) to increase mining performance up to 2400Kh/s. The power supply is more than adequate to handle 4 GPUs if that's what you want. No time wasters. Send me a pm to inquire. $1450 AUD http://imgur.com/a/7hcwX |
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ypool is basically finding all the blocks at this point.
some friends and i still find blocks solo mining, everything is fine Yep, solo blocks can still be found, even on a low spec PC, like an i3. |
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Still under 4,500 BTBs in existence, pretty amazing, it's holding well and staying true to the original concept.
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How does adding coins decrease the stability?
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So Primecoin seems to be climbing in price. How high can we expect to see it reach? is 0.5BTC+ possible? I can see this coin being what Bitbar was supposedly meant to be valued at.
Exactly my thoughts, why would BTB be worth more tha XPM, or NVC for that matter. Because there's only 4500BTB (with an extremely limited supply growth), compared to 1,000,000 XPM (constant money supply). Both are great in their own respects. |
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XPM to LTC prices in ~3 weeks...
That's kind of an irrelevant comparison, let's say XPM gets to $3, or whatever LTC is at the moment, that doesn't "mean" anything, because the money supply is different for each crypto. For XPM to "get to the price of LTC", XPM would need to have a value of around $55/XPM. Right. A more interesting measure is looking at the market capitalization. Primecoin managed to hold spot #5 for a while earlier today, replacing Novacoin. That's promising. There's problems with that too, as trade volume is also an important factor. |
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Wow. reserved.  |
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Close up of diff jump today.
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/7oinJp9.png
Is this your own data (from the debug log or something) or is this from a site? If the later can you provide a link, thanks. I have managed to find 4 blocks in the last 3 days with ~2500-2800 PPS on one machine, at current market that is about $55 USD, but the CPU itself only uses ~100 watts on the AC side so that's about $0.60 USD per day in power where I live. This is pretty outlandishly good mining compared to say, mining BTC or LTC or any other altcoin with GPU's where the profits seldom outweigh power costs by any substantially large margin. With power costs where I live I can barely break even mining the most profitable altcoins, so mining primecoins seems very odd to me. Something will have to give sooner or later. Either the difficulty is going to explode as more people come to mine or the market will change substantially. But of course that is just my opinion. 4 blocks with that PPS is insanely good luck for 3 days. It's not a typical experience. |
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Everyone else stuck on block 76476? Nearly 15 minutes on it.
Only you I can vouche, only you.. Just caught up. |
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Everyone else stuck on block 76476? Nearly 15 minutes on it.
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