Why do you trust ecc ?
Because the Dev is Greg Griffith who has been around for a while and has worked on other coins and has proven himself trustworthy. |
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I've withdrawn a significant amount to CoinExchange.io ---- in the past, it has shown up within 30 minutes to 1 hour. This transaction shows as confirmed in my wallet, but CoinExchange.io has not received anything ~2 hours later.
What could be happening???
Not sure but, I sent a good amount there as a test and they were received in less than a minute. Then sent them back to my wallet, same thing, less than a minute so, all else being equal, the system, the exchange and the wallet work. |
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BITTREX FRAUD! (OR RECKLESS ABANDON?)-- "short and distort" tactics by bittrex bill & julian are being closely watch by SEC just pull us off your scammy exchange you dirtbags we will be putting you on the short list :\ FUCK OFF BITTREX !!!
Please don't post this crap here, this a civilized thread. If you have a legitimate complaint I'm sure it can be discussed but, accusations such as this only create discord. no sir the facts are clear  ===> bittrex is either incompetent, malicious...or both. Show your "facts" and prove your statement or, stop spewing liable. |
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Well, project seems dead. Very sad. Lost my money with this peace of shit.  Well what do you know, same guy posting the exact thing here as he posted in the Litecoin thread! I felt sorry for you there, now I know your just a piece of crap troll. Good luck with your messed up life! |
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I bought Litecoin 3-4 years ago for 20$. Now it's costs only 30$. A lot of altcoins moved faster for this period. Absolute shit coin. No raising for 4 years. No more trust.
That's a shame you bought at the wrong time, might want to study trading strategies. Also a shame you can't understand how a 50% raise in value is a good thing. Perhaps you should take up a different hobby. Hope you have more luck then me Well, that's sort of the point isn't it? Yes, there is some "luck" involved, I'll grant you that. but, you can minimize the luck issue with research, timing and patience. If you are still holding them, you may well increase your profit over time but, I still say a 50% increase is a pretty good thing for any investment. You could easily sell and put your profit into something else. None of this makes Litecoin a "shit coin" now does it? |
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I bought Litecoin 3-4 years ago for 20$. Now it's costs only 30$. A lot of altcoins moved faster for this period. Absolute shit coin. No raising for 4 years. No more trust.
That's a shame you bought at the wrong time, might want to study trading strategies. Also a shame you can't understand how a 50% raise in value is a good thing. Perhaps you should take up a different hobby. |
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i m new to this coin, can someone tell me why this coin would have a future?
thanks
Anything with enough followers and believers has a future. |
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That's a pretty amazing statistic, especially the Philippines. I would have thought the US influence there for all those years would have raised the financial standard of living somewhat. |
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Most ridiculous piece of garbage legislation I have ever heard of and, totally unenforceable. There must be a federal requirement somewhere that states elected officials must have an IQ under 70 because it seems to be the norm. If I didn't know better, I would think it was April Fools Day... |
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 an Update in our chat from Joe about coding progressOutstanding! You guys rock!! |
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What is the price of ARDR when the Q3 event occurs?
Sorry, no crystal balls here but, you can assume it will be higher. |
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I think the roadmap with dates would be bad.
if the date isnt met, then it looks bad on the dev of anything...
Projects that say, it gets done, when its done. look better to me.
than a project that says, ill get it done july4th...and then fail... or worse then have to say, well i meant july4th 2030....
lol
and how can anyone set a date for something, that theres no START date yet.
First you have to talk to the RSK for btc dev, and see what thats done....
then we can figure out how it works out for something else.
makes logic to me
I agree. Posting due dates is a project killer. Don't drill down any further than quarters ("Due third quarter 2017" etc), gives you flexibility. Better yet, don't post anything until it's a certainty. |
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Just looking at the price charts on this coin and it looks like a MAJOR pump and dump coin. 20 million market cap to 11 million cap like 8 times in 1 day? SMH....
I caution everyone that is thinking of investing in this coin. Im sure its a great project but these pump and dumps will turn off investors.
Before making such statements, perhaps read the white paper and ask around the forum. VRC is not a PND by any means. While everyone else lost value the last 48 hrs, VRC continued to gain. Pretty damn nice in my book. |
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New Bill Would Require Declaration of Digital Currency Holdings when Entering U.S.
So then it would seem... if/when a crypto currency begins trading with USD, this constitutes a positive growth step? I would think you might even say it more "legitimizes" the currency? Some will probably make that argument, and you and I may see that potential upside. That's almost certainly not the intent of the legislation, however. The requirement to disclose digital currency holdings at all points of entry just seems designed to stigmatize crypto and further the "it's for criminals and terrorists" narrative. I've never entered the U.S. from abroad and had anyone ask me to declare the value of my bank account holdings - and those funds are even easier for me to access electronically than any of my digital currency. I suspect that those behind this legislation understand that, and yet they've still focused on crypto rather than more common forms of electronic money. I've probably said too much. Don't want to give them any ideas... ... at least, not until they start paying me consultant fees. I hope it's a big one!  I used to take this crap at face value, politicians trying to make a name for themselves and, to a certain extent, I still do but, I also realize there is a much bigger underground involved and the government will never give up the "control the populace through their pocketbook mentality" Problem now is, every attempt to improve the financial system leads to cries of terrorist financing. What a crock of crap. It's hard enough for civilized, technology aware countries like the US to even grasp the concept of crypto let alone use it to finance anything outside of the few who "get it" and frequent these forums. I thinks it's misdirection they are playing with. Blame crypto while they do as they please with the economy and misdirect the populace that would be outraged, if they knew for sure where their precious dollars are going! Who is really financing the terrorists? I just know it's not us. |
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New Bill Would Require Declaration of Digital Currency Holdings when Entering U.S.
So then it would seem... if/when a crypto currency begins trading with USD, this constitutes a positive growth step? I would think you might even say it more "legitimizes" the currency? Along those lines: In case you didn't see, I posted this on DCEBrief concerning the declaration of digital assets to US Customs at border entry points. Honestly, with all these morons, sorry, "politicians" coming out of the woodwork, it feels like we have actually taken 2 steps back in digital history. "Ludicrous, ridiculous, stupid, inept, uninformed and down right self serving political theater. This ” bipartisan group” of cavemen needs to be UN-ELECTED as fast as their elections can be held. Lets all go back to using stone knives and bear skins while we shiver in our caves because of some totally uninformed self serving members of the electorate are trying to make a name for themselves while putting the future on hold for their own aggrandizement. I have so had it with idiots getting elected perhaps we need to change the entire system. Surely there is something better than “governing by ignorance”. Besides, it is TOTALLY and COMPLETELY unenforceable and a huge waste of taxpayer time and money. Lets pull these idiots into the new world or, better yet, let them rot in theirs." I know it's a little weak, just could force myself to use more eloquent language considering the subjects... |
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This is awesome! From Steemit - The author is using the "Could I retire on faucets?" strategy from wiser's CryptoMoms post, to accumulate DNotes. He gives DNotes a glowing review and encourages everyone to buy. He also created a video detailing how to buy on Poloniex, using DNotes Vault, etc. The only problem is, he still thinks the retirement accounts are paying interest (??). Week 1: Bought 52 DNOTES for my 20 Year Retirement Plan - 1% Interest per Month! 7 hours ago bitcoinkings48 in cryptocurrency Hi guys! Today I wanted to share with you an awesome Crypto-currency I recently discovered called DNOTES (NOTE). I found out about this altcoin after reading an interesting thread on cryptomoms.com titled: Could I retire on faucets? In this thread the author speaks about how (s)he collects free Bitcoin from faucets and uses that to buy DNOTES. Moon Bitcoin: Claim your free bitcoin now Moon Dogecoin: Claim your free dogecoin now Moon Litecoin: Claim your free litecoin now The author then sends all DNOTES (s)he bought into a 20 year retirement account called CRISP for Retirement with a return of 1% per month, which amounts to 12% interest annually. You can BUY DNOTES from Poloniex and once you have your coins you can send them to your retirement plan. I am currently registered on DNOTES Vault with a 20 year retirement plan which is earning me an interest of 1% per month. This is 12% compounding interest annually. When I started my plan I decided to buy 52.63157894 DNOTES from Poloniex at a value of 0.00099999 BTC which was around $2.03479201 when I transferred my DNOTES into my wallet. The value of my investment is currently $10.43789687 and I have already earned 0.52542632 DNOTES interest on my original balance. I intend on buying DNOTES on a monthly basis and sending it to my retirement plan. I will keep you guys posted on the progress of my account. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF0gNXSXt30https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@bitcoinkings/week-1-bought-52-dnotes-for-my-20-year-retirement-plan-1-interest-per-monthAwesome video though it needs some clarification. Of course, we love and appreciate compliments that are totally unsolicited. DNotes is committed to building a trusted brand because we believe that trust is invaluable in every business dealing, particularly in financial services. The next wave of investment will be coming from seasoned investors and professional fund managers. We want to ensure that everything that we do is researchable and verifiable. That is what separates DNotes from most of our industry peers. Perhaps we believe more than others that we are dealing with money, other people’s hard-earned money, no matter how it is characterized - commodity, asset of no instinct value, or property. Now back to CRISP For Retirement. We did not want to dilute our stakeholders assets by issuing more DNotes in order to fund the retirement program, yet we felt that it would be a great incentive to provide a few selections of different terms to give people a choice that best fit their time horizon – 5, 10, 15, or 20 years. With that I got the support of some major stakeholders who collectively purchased 1,000,000 Dnotes and contributed them for of paying the interest until the last DNotes from this pool is used up. The balance is verifiable: CRISP for Retirement Statistics Funded Retirement Accounts 296 Principal Deposit Value 82,479.42 USD Total Interest Payments 951,187 NOTE Current USD Value 1,322,245.80 USD Current DNotes 6,601,110 NOTE Retirement Fund Bonus Balance 100,447 NOTE Apparently, there is still some left. The math may not add up because early withdrawal were forfeited any interest paid as stipulated. We are committed to the benefits and success of others based on our principal belief that we will also be successful as a group by doing that. The following press release provides more details: Yahoo Finance:
DNotes Digital Currency Retirement Savings Plans Provide Relief For Underfunded Retirement AccountsAccesswireFebruary 16, 2015 DNotes is pleased to announce unprecedented Digital Currency Retirement Savings Plans to provide relief for underfunded retirement accounts; offering up to 12% Yearly Interest Bonus with a limit of 1,000,000 DNotes and a 100% deposit guarantee.CHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / February 16, 2015 / DNotes, known as a stable digital currency with a solid and consistent uptrend, announced an unprecedented new savings plan to provide relief for underfunded individual retirement accounts. According to computing pioneer and DNotes Co-Founder Alan Yong, one million DNotes have been donated to CR.I.S.P. (Cryptocurrency Investment Savings Plan) for Retirement to encourage savers to supplement their underfunded individual retirement accounts. With any long term DNotes deposit commitment of 5, 10, 15, or 20 year duration, individuals will receive a 100% deposit guarantee, up to 12% yearly interest bonus on their deposit with 1 million DNotes limit on the bonus interest offered. Utilizing DNotes secure online coin storage platform DnotesVault; DNotes is now offering a wide range of individualized long term savings solutions. Mr. Yong went on to explain that not everyone has the means or ability to save for retirement, resulting in many reaching retirement age with social security as their only source of income. Even for disciplined savers who can only save a small amount regularly, because of limited means, it can take decades to build a meaningful nest egg. This is compounded by the fact that nearly one in three Americans have withdrawn funds from their accounts before reaching retirement age. Digital currencies such as DNotes and Bitcoin, are often characterized with huge potential growth propelled by rapidly growing investment from venture capital and wealthy individuals. As a group, $314 million was invested in this space in 2014 and is likely to exceed $1 billion this year. Being still at an early stage, investment in digital currency has the potential to yield high returns, albeit at a high risk. It is, therefore, prudent to only allocate a small percentage of one's total portfolio for high risk investment, especially in early stages digital currency. Closer to home, the seriously under funded individual retirement savings are also troubling. RJF, Director of CR.I.S.P. for Retirement expressed his concern, "In these uncertain financial times, it is becoming more and more difficult to maintain a retirement account that will actually see you through your golden years. We believe that the concept of using DNotes to augment your retirement savings is an important consideration." RJF went on to explain that CR.I.S.P. for Retirement is an unstructured and self-directed plan, using DNotes as the investment vehicle to supplement retirement savings. Re-occurring savings, in any amount, may be added at any time. This savings plan can be started with any amount of DNotes by opening an account at DNotesVault with an expanded registration at CR.I.S.P. for Retirement landing page. CR.I.S.P. is the brain-child of Chase, a core team member of CryptoMoms; a community with a dedicated mission to encourage and assist women to participate in the cryptocurrency world currently dominated by men. CryptoMoms.com is a currency neutral site, offering rich content on everything about cryptocurrency. It has a very helpful community ready to answer any questions promptly. CryptoMoms was created by, and is fully funded by, the DNotes team. Read More: : https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dnotes-digital-currency-retirement-savings-032800708.htmlVery glad to see the fund is doing well. Any thoughts of upgrading or modifying to achieve more returns for new depositors? Is Dnotes 2.0 not POS? Could be something there... |
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I am not quite sure where he got SCAM BOUNTY when even investors never got any tokens as the system is not live yet. so i think all these bounty users should just shut up. If investors are not bitching why are you people that put no real coin in to the service anyone and there grandma can like and share post He's a Bounty Troll  |
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somehow I feel ashamed because I only joined as a bounty participant and saw a post from another bounty participants that only talked about when will they get the rewards. you guys just made a bad stereotype for yourself and for other bounty participants. Most likely other projects will look at this and seriously consider if the bounty programs are worth the time and grief. Personally, I'm sure they are NOT! |
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What a massacre on the markets today...
I prefer the term "correction" because corrections can be reversed, massacres are rather permanent! Just hold on, it's not over yet but it will turn around.... |
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