List of all cryptocoins

[luffy]

about bytecoin, what do you mean bad diff adjustment? what is the porblem?
thanks

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[rlh]

Where's Mincoin?

[mai77]

All data has been added to the Wiki here... https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies

well that wiki is a f****** rip-off 

to edit anything there, you must first pay a bribe of 1 € = .01 btc and can be kicked any time, so you must pay 1€ AGAIN to the masters of bootlicking.

that wiki sucks big time and is a huge rip-off to enrich some f*****   

[Wouter Drucker]

I was thinking. What about a coin that is non anonymous (so nonymous..). I imagine stores would much rather have those...

Could this technically be possible? Would you need a new coin for it?

[xorxor]

Where's Mincoin?

its not even a dead coin, dead coins were alive and died. this is a stillborn. it is so bad at every possible way that it not deserves to be mentioned.

Like allways, if many altcoin community members disagree with me I will add it. but i dont think it will happen.

[jtimon]

to edit anything there, you must first pay a bribe of 1 € = .01 btc and can be kicked any time, so you must pay 1€ AGAIN to the masters of bootlicking.

I've never payed to edit there. Is that for new users?

[mai77]

no idea when the greedy sheisters introduced that rip-off. 

I suggest any btc user to immediatly purge their accounts there 

[annette786]

OP:  If PPCoin overtakes Namecoin in marketcap, will it qualify for the MAJOR: section?

http://dustcoin.com/mining

[xorxor]

OP:  If PPCoin overtakes Namecoin in marketcap, will it qualify for the MAJOR: section?

http://dustcoin.com/mining

you are right, marketcap is the most important parameter for promotion to "major" . not only one , but most important one.
but there should be quite big histeresis in those changes. tomorow ppc can be 1/4 of its  current price if lets say BTC-E decides publicly not to include it.
I believe PPC is here to stay and definetely will be a major thing. but one moment of glory is not enough. lets wait and see.
remember that namecoin was very low priced and sinking every day for a long time. it was not removed from major.  
I think we cant have changes in "major" part of the list 3 times a day, every time price changes.  

[jjiimm_64]

thanks for keeping the alt list up to date.. sent a couple of coin. (ltc)

[xorxor]

thanks for keeping the alt list up to date.. sent a couple of coin. (ltc)

Thank You!  that was a very nice surprise

[xorxor]

minor change:

removed "stable value" from bitcoin descrioption. long overdue.

[GambitBTC]

Thanks for taking the time to put this all together.


Well done

[Neverest]

I said it before, this list either needs to add ecash or remove digicash. They are both the children of David Chaum and is possibly where Bitcoin came from.

ecash
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecash

DigiCash
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digicash

DigiCash was the company (I worked for them, over 15 years ago!), eCash the product. And it should be in the first category as the system was live and up and running for several years. Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and other banks had licensed the system, users used it to pay in webshops and to send payments to eachother, including micropayments and larger amounts. It functioned and the very hard scrutinizing of the Deutsche Bank could not break it.
Yes, it was based on existing bank's infrastructure, hence digital cash (and no risk for a bubble).

Problem was, it was ahead of its time:
- no Euro yet, so problems with cross-border/currency &
- not enough merchants online (and difficult integration for them). Still the most elegant and fully anonymous system around (unless you try to double-spend).
- Not only one of the first Internet companies in the Netherlands (literally situated right on top of the main internet connection/cable), but also the first internet bankruptcy due to bad management.

The intellectual property was bought by eCash technologies, but they went heads up in the real internet crash of 2001.

[jtimon]

DigiCash was the company (I worked for them, over 15 years ago!), eCash the product. And it should be in the first category as the system was live and up and running for several years. Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and other banks had licensed the system, users used it to pay in webshops and to send payments to eachother, including micropayments and larger amounts. It functioned and the very hard scrutinizing of the Deutsche Bank could not break it.
Yes, it was based on existing bank's infrastructure, hence digital cash (and no risk for a bubble).

Problem was, it was ahead of its time:
- no Euro yet, so problems with cross-border/currency &
- not enough merchants online (and difficult integration for them). Still the most elegant and fully anonymous system around (unless you try to double-spend).
- Not only one of the first Internet companies in the Netherlands (literally situated right on top of the main internet connection/cable), but also the first internet bankruptcy due to bad management.

The intellectual property was bought by eCash technologies, but they went heads up in the real internet crash of 2001.

Thank you for this interesting piece of history.

[GambitBTC]

you can mine litecoins with asics? news to me, exciting news

[K1773R]

you can mine litecoins with asics? news to me, exciting news

you can mine every altcoin that is based on sha256d (SHA256, two rounds)

[Bytas]

Isn't it time to do a little switcheroo between PPC and Namecoin? Since PPC has now overtaken the namecoin marketcap? :p

[Vantix]

You have forget the OBAMACOIN hahahhaha

[luffy]

Isn't it time to do a little switcheroo between PPC and Namecoin? Since PPC has now overtaken the namecoin marketcap? :p

yeap, or to have 4 coins in major league
p.s. i never liked NMC