DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 12:14:23 AM |
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great concept with fast and private transactions. algo?? coins supplay?? any bounty?? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Do Creda will have a ICO?
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electronicash
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October 11, 2016, 12:23:51 AM |
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great concept with fast and private transactions. algo?? coins supplay?? any bounty?? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Do Creda will have a ICO? please post the specification. I think so. They better do ICO as that would help them to have funds and Creda value to start with. But this is if they confirm to be legit. They would need to prove their coin and tie up with some escrows or maybe an exchange
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 12:28:13 AM |
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great concept with fast and private transactions. algo?? coins supplay?? any bounty?? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Do Creda will have a ICO? please post the specification. I think so. They better do ICO as that would help them to have funds and Creda value to start with. But this is if they confirm to be legit. They would need to prove their coin and tie up with some escrows or maybe an exchange Exchange? No, haha! Good coins start in ICO, go to wallets and then exchanges get interest to introduce new coins. Is in that way ICONOMI is working.
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tomsmith26
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October 11, 2016, 01:13:53 AM |
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A new coin is born and how many new coins are born in one month? But I expect some new coins bring more new functions and new high value. waiting for official launch.
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 01:38:32 AM |
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A new coin is born and how many new coins are born in one month? But I expect some new coins bring more new functions and new high value. waiting for official launch.
A coin can born after 1 year and then spread the world only after a month. This being announced in one month don't means the first code line has only 4 weeks.
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graviteta
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October 11, 2016, 01:41:13 AM |
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hey, will u open some bounty rewards when credacash ico time? tnks
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CredaCash (OP)
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October 11, 2016, 01:49:00 AM |
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hey, will u open some bounty rewards when credacash ico time? tnks
I apologize, I have no idea what a bounty reward is in the context of an ICO. Could someone explain?
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Mugatu
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October 11, 2016, 01:57:27 AM |
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lol ICO
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 02:07:24 AM |
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hey, will u open some bounty rewards when credacash ico time? tnks
I apologize, I have no idea what a bounty reward is in the context of an ICO. Could someone explain? What?! A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc. You're launching a criptocurrency and don't know it?
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CredaCash (OP)
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October 11, 2016, 02:16:28 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards?
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 02:29:17 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? I'm leaving CredaCash. You're a developer and don't know these questions? I'm lauching! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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electronicash
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October 11, 2016, 02:29:47 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC.
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 02:35:51 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers.
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b4h4mu7
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October 11, 2016, 02:43:33 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers. SDC is one of the best developed projects in the alt scene. There isn't a project that can hold a candle to the amount of work the SDC team has put into the project. In three years all XMR's team has done is FUD other projects, clone bytecoin, made a web wallet and improve the db scheme. That said, I'm keeping an eye on this project. I tend to shy away from unreviewed cryptography, but if this proves to be viable it will be a great addition to the anon vertical.
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CredaCash (OP)
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October 11, 2016, 03:04:30 AM |
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This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. For a number of reasons, I doubt we're going to do that type of campaign. We might do something though that's not tied to buying or selling or investing in anything, like giving a reward to everyone who provides an email address and SMS # (we would use the SMS # only to send a reward claim code), and more importantly, giving an additional reward for every referral, so if you can get people to sign up for our announcement list, we would give a reward for that. Would that be of interest? We're willing to consider anything that might benefit the project, as long as it doesn't include "buying, selling or investing".
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tomsmith26
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October 11, 2016, 03:10:30 AM |
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This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. For a number of reasons, I doubt we're going to do that type of campaign. We might do something though that's not tied to buying or selling or investing in anything, like giving a reward to everyone who provides an email address and SMS # (we would use the SMS # only to send a reward claim code), and more importantly, giving an additional reward for every referral, so if you can get people to sign up for our announcement list, we would give a reward for that. Would that be of interest? We're willing to consider anything that might benefit the project, as long as it doesn't include "buying, selling or investing". that is very good point. this fact will enable many people come to this potential project and They will understand the value of this coin in the future
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electronicash
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October 11, 2016, 03:12:07 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers. SDC is one of the best developed projects in the alt scene. There isn't a project that can hold a candle to the amount of work the SDC team has put into the project. In three years all XMR's team has done is FUD other projects, clone bytecoin, made a web wallet and improve the db scheme. That said, I'm keeping an eye on this project. I tend to shy away from unreviewed cryptography, but if this proves to be viable it will be a great addition to the anon vertical. Definitely! SDC didn't even held an ICO of their own and look at its price now. its much better than the coins that has been funded by the users in bitcointalk. Monero can't deny the fact that SDC is somehow better than them.
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 03:12:17 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers. SDC is one of the best developed projects in the alt scene. There isn't a project that can hold a candle to the amount of work the SDC team has put into the project. In three years all XMR's team has done is FUD other projects, clone bytecoin, made a web wallet and improve the db scheme. That said, I'm keeping an eye on this project. I tend to shy away from unreviewed cryptography, but if this proves to be viable it will be a great addition to the anon vertical. What SDC have in wich XMR lacks? All I seen from SDC was fake pumps.
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b4h4mu7
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October 11, 2016, 03:18:42 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers. SDC is one of the best developed projects in the alt scene. There isn't a project that can hold a candle to the amount of work the SDC team has put into the project. In three years all XMR's team has done is FUD other projects, clone bytecoin, made a web wallet and improve the db scheme. That said, I'm keeping an eye on this project. I tend to shy away from unreviewed cryptography, but if this proves to be viable it will be a great addition to the anon vertical. What SDC have in wich XMR lacks? All I seen from SDC was fake pumps. SDC has growth organically over the years without any pump groups. The list of development would take literally take too long to list here and out of respect for the OP it wouldn't be right to promote another coin in this thread. Visit the SDC thread and you can find out more information.
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DaniellPlasmmer
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October 11, 2016, 03:27:21 AM |
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A bounty campaign reward investors in for the effor to promote the criptocurrency, that is: Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Signatures in BTCTalk, Blog posts, etc.
How does someone count the Facebook likes/comments/shares, Twitter retweets, Blog posts, etc and figure out who is entitled to the bounty and how much? And for that matter, how does someone figure out what is a real Facebook/Twitter account and what was just set up with a phony name and followers to collect rewards? This is going to take very long unless you hire a dev/someone who had already done some ICO campaign here in bitcointalk. But first try to show us some proof your credacash works and then that will assure investors you are not selling nothing. you are competing big cryptos like XMR and SDC. SDC is a big crypto?! You can ask it to Monero's developers. SDC is one of the best developed projects in the alt scene. There isn't a project that can hold a candle to the amount of work the SDC team has put into the project. In three years all XMR's team has done is FUD other projects, clone bytecoin, made a web wallet and improve the db scheme. That said, I'm keeping an eye on this project. I tend to shy away from unreviewed cryptography, but if this proves to be viable it will be a great addition to the anon vertical. What SDC have in wich XMR lacks? All I seen from SDC was fake pumps. Sorry, I've forgot about the topic. I'm with fear about it. I've invested a lot in XMR and its AEON. Can you send me a PM about SDC vs. XMR+AEON?
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