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zsnorbi
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February 12, 2016, 09:03:09 AM |
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devs are active only on theyr own forum ?
They are posting announcements here too but if you need a specific help it is better to use their official forum or irc channel |
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adhitthana
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February 12, 2016, 09:25:19 AM |
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Each DCR whether to can reach $ 200?
Just wait some weeks and buy a lot now. Aaahh.....that old trick! |
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CryptoMaik
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February 12, 2016, 09:25:54 AM |
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As the BTC community decides to use Decred instead of the slow and grandpa Bitcoin...
Then the price can easily rise to USD 150 - USD 200 within 2 years.
If not, then the Decred will be max. a 20 - 50 usd / c currency in price.
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souljah1h
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February 12, 2016, 09:27:35 AM |
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As the BTC community decides to use Decred instead of the slow and grandpa Bitcoin...
Then the price can easily rise to USD 150 - USD 200 within 2 years.
If not, then the Decred will be max. a 20 - 50 usd / c currency in price.
Dont use the crystal ball pls  |
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CryptoMaik
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February 12, 2016, 09:30:24 AM |
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As the BTC community decides to use Decred instead of the slow and grandpa Bitcoin...
Then the price can easily rise to USD 150 - USD 200 within 2 years.
If not, then the Decred will be max. a 20 - 50 usd / c currency in price.
Dont use the crystal ball pls No crystal ball are ugly   |
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Richard1972x
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★YoBit.Net★ 350+ Coins Exchange & Dice
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February 12, 2016, 09:42:38 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
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badam
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February 12, 2016, 09:45:22 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
Even though i am not having anything against bleutrade i would recommend bittrex. Well estabilished exchange with considerably more overall volume |
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LordPiccolo
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February 12, 2016, 10:06:13 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
A good philosophy is to follow the volume as you have a bit more security. |
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CryptoMaik
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February 12, 2016, 10:13:25 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
A good philosophy is to follow the volume as you have a bit more security. Don't look only at volume. Better look at the company and his CEO behind the exchange-site. And never use a exchange as a savings bank for you coins. Always use your local wallet for savings. MtGox and Cryptsy has a lot of volume, both in trouble. |
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Richard1972x
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February 12, 2016, 10:22:50 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
A good philosophy is to follow the volume as you have a bit more security. Don't look only at volume. Better look at the company and his CEO behind the exchange-site. And never use a exchange as a savings bank for you coins. Always use your local wallet for savings. MtGox and Cryptsy has a lot of volume, both in trouble. Thanks I agree, that is a good advice. Will download the client and wont keep the coins at the exchange. Looking forward to it. If the interest is so huge from the very beginning it seems to be one of the coins in the next months you want to own. |
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revelacaogr
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February 12, 2016, 10:51:36 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
A good philosophy is to follow the volume as you have a bit more security. Remember remember Mtgox---cryptsy surrender......... |
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LordPiccolo
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February 12, 2016, 11:11:31 AM |
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What would you recommend to buy? Bluetrade or Bittrex? I have no account at the moment so I’m quite flexible to open a account there.
Any news regarding a listing at Poloniex? That would be great, because of the Margin-Lending.
A good philosophy is to follow the volume as you have a bit more security. Don't look only at volume. Better look at the company and his CEO behind the exchange-site. And never use a exchange as a savings bank for you coins. Always use your local wallet for savings. MtGox and Cryptsy has a lot of volume, both in trouble. You can of course do back ground checks on various things connected to coins but even these are a lie sometimes. There have been a lot of coins in the past that have given crappy details. I'm still waiting for certain coins that say they're actual businesses to file reports with HMRC and companies house here int he U.K. All some coins do is bullshit so you need to be very careful. The reason I mentioned Volume is because it's easier to cut your losses if there is a larger volume on the exchange. Of course that can stop just like that too. |
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KhalDrago
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February 12, 2016, 12:19:26 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
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BigCat45
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February 12, 2016, 12:23:17 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Sure, huge premine, backed up by few whales (devs), just buy more. |
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KhalDrago
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February 12, 2016, 12:25:35 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Sure, huge premine, backed up by few whales (devs), just buy more. shut up i want real answers not a butthurt troll. |
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BigCat45
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February 12, 2016, 12:27:26 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Sure, huge premine, backed up by few whales (devs), just buy more. shut up i want real answers not a faggot troll. Hmm, someone needs some coffee ... Can't you read? OP says it all. New tech, respectful devs, huge financial backing. |
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zsnorbi
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February 12, 2016, 12:27:31 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Pos is completely different than for any other coin, there is a consensus system built in, so for future implementations pos minters will have to vote with yes or no. It is a community backed system to avoid such monopoly that is present in btc for more information i recommend reading this https://blog.companyzero.com/2015/12/iterating-bitcoin/ |
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ohmygod21
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February 12, 2016, 12:34:44 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Sure, huge premine, backed up by few whales (devs), just buy more. shut up i want real answers not a faggot troll. Hmm, someone needs some coffee ... Can't you read? OP says it all. New tech, respectful devs, huge financial backing. Good coin on the pipeline This DCR , nice to see all of this after last year with so much shitcoins . 2016 is good i feel |
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KhalDrago
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February 12, 2016, 12:39:45 PM |
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Can someone tell me why Decred is different than any other coin with PoS?
Pos is completely different than for any other coin, there is a consensus system built in, so for future implementations pos minters will have to vote with yes or no. It is a community backed system to avoid such monopoly that is present in btc for more information i recommend reading this https://blog.companyzero.com/2015/12/iterating-bitcoin/Doesnt ethereum have such feature aswell? or are there differences, because ethereum guys are claiming to improve governance aswell, so what are differences? |
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February 12, 2016, 01:59:56 PM |
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What now? Any news? If the price will rise, why would it? You cant really use Decred to pay etc. yet.
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