[ANN][DCR] Decred - Community Governance | Bitcoin Devs | Lightning Network

[wooder]

look how biggest wallets become bigger and bigger after every dump. Wait a week or two

no question but the coin is loosing the "virtual" ground be involving "retired" btc devs and having a "rapped" start
as soon as the web wallet works without any interruption people will drop their airdrop

growth will kick in later if there is any real inovation .... this is at least my opinion

[andrealandia]

best time to hold  and buy more obv

[go6ooo1212]

..So how does this Airdrop works ?

[alexrossi]

What is happening on yobit? Prices seems crazily low: https://yobit.net/en/trade/DCR/BTC

Someone can explain the situation?

[kcanup]

What is happening on yobit? Prices seems crazily low: https://yobit.net/en/trade/DCR/BTC

Someone can explain the situation?

That coin in yobit is deltacredit, not decred

[wooder]

What is happening on yobit? Prices seems crazily low: https://yobit.net/en/trade/DCR/BTC

Someone can explain the situation?

Decred != DeltaCredit

or in human language:

               don't buy DeltaCredit on YoBits if you want Decred

[freemind1]

DCR on Yobit is DeltaCredits @alexrossi.

[WilderX]

What is happening on yobit? Prices seems crazily low: https://yobit.net/en/trade/DCR/BTC

Someone can explain the situation?

That coin in yobit is deltacredit, not decred

At least that coin is on the rise   (and probably because people think they are holding Decred)  

[zsnorbi]

..So how does this Airdrop works ?

Airdrop signup ended few weeks ago

[CryptoMaik]

Decred is soooooo slow... I wait more than 3 hours to
get my DCR confirmed on exchange... and no GUI wallet

Decred opposite coin - Litecred LTCR works much better, stable network, new wallet
version every week. No issue with this coin from day 1.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1317122.0

Trying to make money off of an association with Decred... Scam bitch fuck off !!!

Difficulty adjust/readjust is normal behaviour, not different from Bitcoin or others. Gavin wrote about it lately (from nerds to normals): http://gavinandresen.ninja/minority-branches

"Scam bitch fuck off"..
Look at your own user name -scam confirmed- .. You are a confirmed scammer.

[syclone]

nom nom nom

Is this the floor?  We'll see.

[hankrules]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

[spatula]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

Probably just wishful thinking or trying to encourage a "group think" type price bottom for the initial dump over the first couple weeks or so. I think we have a long way to go before the bottom, but once we are there and price stables I predict some serious volume on this coin.

[badam]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

It was an intial value at which their costs up until the release of the coin are covered

[hankrules]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

It was an intial value at which their costs up until the release of the coin are covered

Welp, guess their costs are covered.

[jambo110]

 

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decred/#markets

 

[Riseman]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

It was an intial value at which their costs up until the release of the coin are covered

Welp, guess their costs are covered.

Well, for this to be true the price has to stay above 0.49 long enough for the devs to sell their premine.

[axxo]

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decred/#markets

 

^Market cap looks really good on the first few days of trading. 

[spatula]

What's with the $0.49 price that was set by devs?  Was that just some arbitrary value?

From the chicagotribune:
"Before the broad launch, Company 0 (that's "zero") released nearly 2 million Decreds, giving half to early backers and keeping the rest. Yocom-Piatt said the company set the initial value at 49 cents, an amount set in order to cover the costs of development since early 2014. That worked out to about $415,000 worth of Decred that went to the developers who built the new currency without pay. "

It was an intial value at which their costs up until the release of the coin are covered

Welp, guess their costs are covered.

Well, for this to be true the price has to stay above 0.49 long enough for the devs to sell their premine.

Exactly. The only reason for a dev team to do a pre-launch price prediction like this is to influence investors to stay at or above that number. I'm not sure the plan is going to work but it can have the opposite effect if it dips too much below $0.49, panic sell.

I expect we will see strong support at $0.49, then depending on what happens things could get pretty interesting in either direction.

[ingiltere]

Any news about Poloniex? I don't use nor Bittrex neither Bleutrade. I'm waiting a better exchange to open DECRED/BTC trades. I learned my lesson from small exchanges, don't want to lose money again.