fishy
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What do you call a fish with no eyes? A Fsh!
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August 08, 2014, 10:24:14 PM |
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Could you please post that onto devtome? |
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According to NIST and ECRYPT II, the cryptographic algorithms used in
Bitcoin are expected to be strong until at least 2030. (After that, it
will not be too difficult to transition to different algorithms.)
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Athanasios Motok
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August 09, 2014, 01:34:01 AM |
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Could you please post that onto devtome? Doing that now |
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georgem
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spreadcoin.info
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August 13, 2014, 07:37:01 PM |
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The Declaration Of Bitcoin's Independence (Click pic to go to youtube video)  Please share!
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Wekkel
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August 13, 2014, 09:25:32 PM |
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Hey sidhujag, has devcoinauctions.com stopped? No auctions, no login (and what about my credits...   )...  |
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sidhujag
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August 15, 2014, 02:17:26 AM |
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Hey sidhujag, has devcoinauctions.com stopped? No auctions, no login (and what about my credits... )... No not stopped planning on doing some seo with more auctions and a proper launch with an ann thread. You cant log in? We had a baby a few months ago thats why been really busy but I am planning on going forward. Develcuy expressed interest in doing seo for it... your bids are all still there dont worry! |
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Wekkel
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August 15, 2014, 05:11:11 AM |
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Hey sidhujag, has devcoinauctions.com stopped? No auctions, no login (and what about my credits... )... No not stopped planning on doing some seo with more auctions and a proper launch with an ann thread. You cant log in? We had a baby a few months ago thats why been really busy but I am planning on going forward. Develcuy expressed interest in doing seo for it... your bids are all still there dont worry! Ok, I was just wondering. On a side note, DVC kept dropping in price lately.... |
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profitofthegods
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August 15, 2014, 06:57:20 PM |
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On a side note, DVC kept dropping in price lately....
Devcoin isn't doing much to support open source development, it hasn't done anything to benefit hodlers for a quite a while, people are resistant to making any changes, so what reason is there for people to buy, or for people earning coins to do anything other than sell as soon as they get them? |
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sidhujag
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August 15, 2014, 07:12:52 PM |
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On a side note, DVC kept dropping in price lately....
Devcoin isn't doing much to support open source development, it hasn't done anything to benefit hodlers for a quite a while, people are resistant to making any changes, so what reason is there for people to buy, or for people earning coins to do anything other than sell as soon as they get them? I am trying to change it thru the vote, but seems community is resistant to those types of changes... but we do have changes coming, either through a devcoin community fund or another way to adjust earnings to be in tune with demand mode. Software fix or not, changes are coming which should help those holding. |
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profitofthegods
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August 15, 2014, 07:24:56 PM |
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On a side note, DVC kept dropping in price lately....
Devcoin isn't doing much to support open source development, it hasn't done anything to benefit hodlers for a quite a while, people are resistant to making any changes, so what reason is there for people to buy, or for people earning coins to do anything other than sell as soon as they get them? I am trying to change it thru the vote, but seems community is resistant to those types of changes... but we do have changes coming, either through a devcoin community fund or another way to adjust earnings to be in tune with demand mode. Software fix or not, changes are coming which should help those holding. That's good to hear, thanks! |
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Hunterbunter
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August 16, 2014, 09:03:25 AM |
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On a side note, DVC kept dropping in price lately....
Devcoin isn't doing much to support open source development, it hasn't done anything to benefit hodlers for a quite a while, people are resistant to making any changes, so what reason is there for people to buy, or for people earning coins to do anything other than sell as soon as they get them? Worry not, that's on the cards to change over the next few months. I'll make an announcement on that soon. On a separate note, there's been massive support @ 10 satoshis the last week or so on vircurex, and a ton of dumping into it, and it's just been replaced with another large buy offer. Someone is investing in devcoins quite heavily, although the sell orders up to 20 have grown quite a lot, so I'm guessing they've just been put down for liquidity, which is also fine, as it's given large holders a chance to cash out if they wanted to. Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past? |
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profitofthegods
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August 16, 2014, 09:12:47 AM |
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Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past?
I was just talking about price rises, as there hasn't been an increase in value any time recently apart from one very short term spike, but I'm sure there must have been price rises in the past. |
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RJF
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August 16, 2014, 04:28:04 PM |
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Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past?
I was just talking about price rises, as there hasn't been an increase in value any time recently apart from one very short term spike, but I'm sure there must have been price rises in the past. On the bright side, DevCoin is one of the few thats at least trying to maintain value during this crazy market slump. Most coins are way down at the moment. Looks good for DevCoin... |
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smeagol
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August 17, 2014, 04:04:00 PM |
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Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past?
I was just talking about price rises, as there hasn't been an increase in value any time recently apart from one very short term spike, but I'm sure there must have been price rises in the past. On the bright side, DevCoin is one of the few thats at least trying to maintain value during this crazy market slump. Most coins are way down at the moment. Looks good for DevCoin... Well, it's dropped relative to bitcoin, as they are denominated against each other. We need to weaken that dependence on bitcoin as an exchange medium and focus more on providing goods and services directly for devcoin. |
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RJF
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August 17, 2014, 05:17:16 PM |
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Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past?
I was just talking about price rises, as there hasn't been an increase in value any time recently apart from one very short term spike, but I'm sure there must have been price rises in the past. On the bright side, DevCoin is one of the few thats at least trying to maintain value during this crazy market slump. Most coins are way down at the moment. Looks good for DevCoin... Well, it's dropped relative to bitcoin, as they are denominated against each other. We need to weaken that dependence on bitcoin as an exchange medium and focus more on providing goods and services directly for devcoin. Agreed. Devcoin needs to distinguish itself. But, I often wonder if features are the way to go. Really, its how the coin is used that makes it valuable. What can Devcoin do that others can't" Perhaps we should run a contest for the best and most inovative ideas? |
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ranlo
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August 18, 2014, 12:12:04 AM |
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Out of curiosity, what would you say devcoins have done to benefit holders in the past?
I was just talking about price rises, as there hasn't been an increase in value any time recently apart from one very short term spike, but I'm sure there must have been price rises in the past. On the bright side, DevCoin is one of the few thats at least trying to maintain value during this crazy market slump. Most coins are way down at the moment. Looks good for DevCoin... Well, it's dropped relative to bitcoin, as they are denominated against each other. We need to weaken that dependence on bitcoin as an exchange medium and focus more on providing goods and services directly for devcoin. Agreed. Devcoin needs to distinguish itself. But, I often wonder if features are the way to go. Really, its how the coin is used that makes it valuable. What can Devcoin do that others can't" Perhaps we should run a contest for the best and most inovative ideas? I second this idea. DVC needs to bring something new to the table. Something that gives people a reason to actually buy into it. I already offer services for mine (article writing/editing/web traffic) and I don't dump my coins, but we need more things to help get people to purchase. |
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smeagol
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August 18, 2014, 12:40:55 PM |
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Possible ideas:
- Hosting
- Namecoin domains
- Computer hardware
- Raffles for DVC-related prizes (like the toy)
and many more!
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ranlo
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August 19, 2014, 08:15:02 AM |
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Possible ideas:
- Hosting
- Namecoin domains
- Computer hardware
- Raffles for DVC-related prizes (like the toy)
and many more!
The issue with most of these is that they involve costs, so it just results in coins being dumped in order to continue business. For example, if I am selling an item for $50 that I get for $40, I have to get that $40 from somewhere or I can't continue on. So I end up liquidating coins as they come in so I can continue to pay out coins. I've debated getting a server or two up and offering web hosting for cryptos, but I'm really not even sure how to run my own server (I'm still a newbie to VPS even) for others, and even moreso how I would fix issues that arise. |
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August 19, 2014, 10:40:03 AM |
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How about an online service such as a VPN? Or other monthly subscription service that would attract customers, preferably crypto ones.
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novacadian
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August 19, 2014, 06:08:03 PM |
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One under used revenue stream for Devcoins is the ad revenues of Devtome. This has been discussed on the forum at http://coinzen.org/index.php/topic,1033.0.html . Once a means is put in place to offer a PG and non-PG branching then the PG content could be bringing in a far greater revenue than at present. Hunterbunter has already indicated that this thought is on his mind. If we consider the potential revenues that Devtome could offer than one would have to admit that it has been a success (not to mention the success in offering a venue for many great writers). That is said from one who has been slowly won over to the Devtome concept. Another discussion on the forum is to take the same idea to the visual arts. That discussion can be followed at http://coinzen.org/index.php/topic,1039.0.html and a software proposal is currently underway at http://coinzen.org/index.php/topic,1063.msg34809.html#msg34809 . If visual art could drive as much traffic as Devtome then we could see two wonderful revenue streams to support DVC sell offs. - Nova |
DVC Address : 1EfsiVUECqmR5Qx7C4PkmwadDXYuSGzssL
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