how to buy a coin

[cabinetmaker]

uh

[Hexcoin]

if you want a coin with full techninal support then it will cost you 0.5BTC+ but when you don't have knowledge of creating a coin then you should give up,if you are completely depended on external support then you will go mad when there is any problem with this

[Amph]

do you need to do it yourself, because you want to learn how to do it? or it's ok if someone else does it for you?

because you can hire someone to do a coin from scratch for you, it would cost you maybe more bitcoin, but you would save your time at least

exchanges and pools are both costly, but the hardest part, it is to make them famous enough to attract tons of users, there is too much competition

[Hazard]

http://dev.cryptolife.net

Starting at 0.2 BTC

[MRKLYE]

Hey cabinetmaker. I understand you wanting to develop a coin and thought I'd lend a hand in your decision making.

By tthe sounds of it you have an idea for some sort of innovation in crypto and aren't looking to make a copy/paste pump and dump coin.
If you have an idea for a coin that you would like made, seek a developer that has a proven track record of good work.
These guys are not cheap.. And to get a coin built from "scratch" with some sort of innovation is going to cost alot of man hours and BTC.(+10BTC)
Many competent programmers in the Bitcoin ecosystem. But as you had mentioned in your original post finding a developer that won't backdoor things might be a problem. Sadly it seems that alot of people with programming knowledge use it for less than honorable deeds.

That being said I know a few developers that I would consider trustworthy, but they are likely balls deep on their own projects at the moment.

Perhaps you could create a post here calling developers to aid you in coin creation? Then decide who will be best for you to work with.

[bitbets]

cabinetmaker,

you sound like you have business experience, as well as money to back

you, in your ideas to create your own coin.


I would like to discuss this with you by pm, is it ok if I private message you
more of the details?

[elizabethcrypto]

The things I would look for are

 1) up front-ness 2) honesty 3) ability 4) knowledge

I support that - but what purpose per say, would you be looking in a coin of your own?