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[Sustainable]

Signed.

[Majormax]

Signed

[BitcoinFX]

OK I'll sign. Not totally sure with regards to the recent Feathercoin debacle, but if that's what the community desires.

Signed.

Cross forum support for my DGC USB project here please: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=324420.0

CGB is next on my list for production of a shiny alloy USB. 

[xmast]

Signed

[Alec40Gr]

Signed.

[No_2]

Signed.

[pgbit]

Signed.

[Grim]

Signed.

[El Dude]

 CryptogenicBullion has to first bribe btc-e to be listed

[Slingshot]

Signed.

[LostInChaos]

Signed

[Lauda]

[ANN] CGB's MADEsparq Project: Made Alignment Data Exploration
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=335955

[Ethapus]

Definitely signed   

[muddafudda]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

[Lauda]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

What advantage did Satoshi have mining early? Enough has been said.

[imsoulrebel]

Signed...

[muddafudda]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

What advantage did Satoshi have mining early? Enough has been said.

Is this from crack?

[mercSuey]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

What advantage did Satoshi have mining early? Enough has been said.

Is this from crack?

Not enough coins for what?  For you?

Satoshi sat by himself and mined BTC for months...hell, BTC was a nerdy little secret for a year before reaching any kind of notoriety.  Don't give me that 'early miner benefit' bull shit. lol


The "not enough coins" argument is laughable, from a money supply perspective.  It shows mathematical ignorance.  Mainstream media also laughed at Bitcoin because it's "finite" but currency needs to be abundant so to flow, which is a statement of ignorance as well.

Here's some basic math to show it depends on the dollar amount and money supply.  And just an FYI, there are coins with half the supply of CGB on BTC-e.  


If you mapped a correspondence to the lowest denomination of CGB (one satoshi) to the lowest denomination of the USD (one cent), you get the following:

CB                  USD
.00000001        .01
.0000001          .1
.000001            1
.00001              10
.0001                100
.001                  1000
.01                    10000
1                       100000

So, potentially, the money value represented by CGB's total coins is $100,000,000,000  (Do you know how many countries have a money supply of worth $2 trillion...heck, how about $100 billion?  Not many at all.)

Not saying 1 CGB will represent a value $100,000 at all.  But what I'm saying is that the dollar amount and total market supply represent the M1 money supply, which in turn can provide the stimulus for a strong M2 supply.

Let me know if I eased your concerns.  

Have a nice day

[rampalija]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

What advantage did Satoshi have mining early? Enough has been said.

Is this from crack?

Not enough coins for what?  For you?

Satoshi sat by himself and mined BTC for months...hell, BTC was a nerdy little secret for a year before reaching any kind of notoriety.  Don't give me that 'early miner benefit' bull shit. lol


The "not enough coins" argument is laughable, from a money supply perspective.  It shows mathematical ignorance.  Mainstream media also laughed at Bitcoin because it's "finite" but currency needs to be abundant so to flow, which is a statement of ignorance as well.

Here's some basic math to show it depends on the dollar amount and money supply.  And just an FYI, there are coins with half the supply of CGB on BTC-e.  


If you mapped a correspondence to the lowest denomination of CGB (one satoshi) to the lowest denomination of the USD (one cent), you get the following:

CB                  USD
.00000001        .01
.0000001          .1
.000001            1
.00001              10
.0001                100
.001                  1000
.01                    10000
1                       100000

So, potentially, the money value represented by CGB's total coins is $100,000,000,000  (Do you know how many countries have a money supply of worth $100 trillion...heck, how about $100 billion?  Not many at all.)

Not saying 1 CGB will represent a value $100,000 at all.  But what I'm saying is that the dollar amount and total market supply represent the M1 money supply, which in turn can provide the stimulus for a strong M2 supply.

Let me know if I eased your concerns.  

Have a nice day

early miners have advantage if that coin succes, but what if that coin falls?!?! They waste their money

[mercSuey]

Not enough coins, huge advantage to early miners. Doubt it but good luck.

What advantage did Satoshi have mining early? Enough has been said.

Is this from crack?

Not enough coins for what?  For you?

Satoshi sat by himself and mined BTC for months...hell, BTC was a nerdy little secret for a year before reaching any kind of notoriety.  Don't give me that 'early miner benefit' bull shit. lol


The "not enough coins" argument is laughable, from a money supply perspective.  It shows mathematical ignorance.  Mainstream media also laughed at Bitcoin because it's "finite" but currency needs to be abundant so to flow, which is a statement of ignorance as well.

Here's some basic math to show it depends on the dollar amount and money supply.  And just an FYI, there are coins with half the supply of CGB on BTC-e.  


If you mapped a correspondence to the lowest denomination of CGB (one satoshi) to the lowest denomination of the USD (one cent), you get the following:

CB                  USD
.00000001        .01
.0000001          .1
.000001            1
.00001              10
.0001                100
.001                  1000
.01                    10000
1                       100000

So, potentially, the money value represented by CGB's total coins is $100,000,000,000  (Do you know how many countries have a money supply of worth $100 trillion...heck, how about $100 billion?  Not many at all.)

Not saying 1 CGB will represent a value $100,000 at all.  But what I'm saying is that the dollar amount and total market supply represent the M1 money supply, which in turn can provide the stimulus for a strong M2 supply.

Let me know if I eased your concerns.  

Have a nice day

early miners have advantage if that coin succes, but what if that coin falls?!?! They waste their money

Good point, being 'early' isn't always a benefit.  It's a risk people take.