Secondard Altcoin Investment Advice

[monocolor]

That's right!  "At some point all" the dot coms became worthless.

Especially Google.  And Apple.  And Yahoo.  And Pandora.

/fucktard  

lol, you must not a baby that time, remember these?
InfoSpace, webvan, freeinternet.com, startups.com, open.com, pets.com, etc etc

I've been in silicon valley for 20 years and saw them up and down. now the alt coins exactly the same, albeit a lot less in scale.

[markm]

DeVCoin provides a LOT of money to creators / developers / artists.

Most people working on free open source projects make almost nothing, donations are a joke.

DeVCoin has given many developers the first "real money" they have seen from their habit of freely developing free open source stuff.

Just one "share" has often been worth five bitcoins, whatever bitcoins happened to be worth at the time, and bitcoins have happened from time to time to be worth quite a bit.

If you already receive five bitcoins a month in donations for your work on free open source stuff that might seem not a big deal, but many developers do not make anywhere near that much in donations normally.

-MarkM-

[iCEBREAKER]

That's right!  "At some point all" the dot coms became worthless.

Especially Google.  And Apple.  And Yahoo.  And Pandora.

/fucktard  

lol, you must not a baby that time, remember these?
InfoSpace, webvan, freeinternet.com, startups.com, open.com, pets.com, etc etc

I've been in silicon valley for 20 years and saw them up and down. now the alt coins exactly the same, albeit a lot less in scale.

Yah me too.  Milk and cookies dot net was the worst.

Don't forget VA Linux.  But it's not valid to claim "all" dotcoms failed, just because, like most new ventures in any sector, many of them did.

[hdclover]

BITBAR

get it now. or regret tomorrow

[Clarke76]

I suggest Tenebrix

[markm]

I suggest Tenebrix

If you can get it.

Better to mine it though, it is still mine-able using CPUs. So is Fairbrix. Also GeistGeld.

So best to just mine them until, like BBQcoin, the GPU miners return, they get on an exchange, and you can cash in.

(I have been getting 1 BTC per 10,000 BBQ all day.)

-MarkM-

[jimhsu]

That's right!  "At some point all" the dot coms became worthless.

Especially Google.  And Apple.  And Yahoo.  And Pandora.

/fucktard  

lol, you must not a baby that time, remember these?
InfoSpace, webvan, freeinternet.com, startups.com, open.com, pets.com, etc etc

I've been in silicon valley for 20 years and saw them up and down. now the alt coins exactly the same, albeit a lot less in scale.

Yah me too.  Milk and cookies dot net was the worst.

Don't forget VA Linux.  But it's not valid to claim "all" dotcoms failed, just because, like most new ventures in any sector, many of them did.

Nothing great has been achieved without irrational exuberance.

The dotcom bubble brought companies like Pets.com and whatnot, but it also paved the way (in infrastructure) for companies like Facebook and Twitter. Who remembers Ardent, or Wang, or Tseng Labs, or Control Data? No one ever remembers what happens later, since they're living in it.

[chriswen]

feathercoin was an awesome pump.