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May 21, 2013, 01:14:09 AM
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Hear hear, OP Smiley
I really hope Worldcoin will have some future, love the fast transaction time and the 8 hour retarget.
I won't be panicselling my WDC, keep it alive!
+1 and Holding.
With the amount of support Worldcoin seems to have, it will be the only alt coin (today) to contend with LTC/FTC.
I see a lot of FTC members changing teams  Wink

they put money in because they have a shitloads of coin, ftc has been good at marketing since the beginning, do you need caps lock and color to understand?

I personally put a lot of cash in, not coins.
FTC is a miners coin, WDC is a merchants/traders coin, different audience.
Both are pump and dumps.

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May 21, 2013, 01:22:12 AM
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For a coin to succeed long term it needs a community supporting it and developing for it. Coins that don't have this risk falling into the whole pump and dump scheme.

Yeah that's one reason why Feather will survive in the long run, the dev is accountable and he's active on the forums. Most of these other coins are released by first-time poster accounts. The guy who released CNC didn't even come back after the coin was released. It's hard to believe anyone interested in releasing their own coin didn't already have an account on here. I mean yeah, I get wanting to remain anonymous but that really does you no good with all the competition out there. Don't compare Satoshi and Bitcoin, quite different.

Look at other major alts like Litecoin and PPCoin, both released by devs that were active in the community and don't hide behind an alias dedicated to their coin.
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May 21, 2013, 01:22:31 AM
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Both are pump and dumps.
I think we shall wait and see rather than take your "expert" detailed opinion on the matter.

BTW. How are your coin pump and dumps coming along?

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