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January 10, 2014, 07:06:25 AM |
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MOONCOIN to the earth
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baigreen
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January 10, 2014, 09:38:41 AM |
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An already dead coin
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asdlolciterquit
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January 10, 2014, 10:23:51 AM |
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Coined-up has removed the BTC Moon trading option now.
any other exchange?
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batesresearch
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January 10, 2014, 11:10:59 AM |
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Following this coin with much Interest.
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FiatKiller
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January 10, 2014, 11:30:59 AM |
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It is normal to "die" after hitting the exchanges. Give it time. Just HODL. If Bitcoin temporarily drops it may go up also.
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professorY
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January 10, 2014, 12:16:21 PM |
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It is normal to "die" after hitting the exchanges. Give it time. Just HODL. If Bitcoin temporarily drops it may go up also.
Agreed. Look at Quark. It crashed and burned hard and was sold into the ground (though I don't know if it was actually removed from exchanges). It stayed insignificant for months and then all of a sudden it skyrocketed to something like +5000% in a few days, leading to a lot of butthurt people screaming 'instamine' when the reality is that ANYone could have bought millions of QRK for almost literally nothing for 6 months. One of two things will happen with MOON: either the devs and community will abandon it and it will die completely, or it will silently build steam for a few months, reach a tipping point and then skyrocket. The key is an active community. As I said yesterday, at these prices, it's almost crazy NOT to throw a few thousand satoshi at it. It's like a crazy hail mary penny stock play. It might go to zero or it might be the best investment you've made in crypto. Time will tell.
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Wekkel
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January 10, 2014, 12:34:41 PM |
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Mining is starting to render a ludicrous amount of coins. I like it and hope we bottom even lower. If you see a future in this coin, now is the time to accumulate.
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nightengale
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January 10, 2014, 01:38:40 PM |
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I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. I'd suggest others email them too and ask them to bring it back: support@coinedup.com
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giveBTCpls
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January 10, 2014, 01:40:40 PM |
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It is normal to "die" after hitting the exchanges. Give it time. Just HODL. If Bitcoin temporarily drops it may go up also.
Agreed. Look at Quark. It crashed and burned hard and was sold into the ground (though I don't know if it was actually removed from exchanges). It stayed insignificant for months and then all of a sudden it skyrocketed to something like +5000% in a few days, leading to a lot of butthurt people screaming 'instamine' when the reality is that ANYone could have bought millions of QRK for almost literally nothing for 6 months. One of two things will happen with MOON: either the devs and community will abandon it and it will die completely, or it will silently build steam for a few months, reach a tipping point and then skyrocket. The key is an active community. As I said yesterday, at these prices, it's almost crazy NOT to throw a few thousand satoshi at it. It's like a crazy hail mary penny stock play. It might go to zero or it might be the best investment you've made in crypto. Time will tell. QRK was pumped by Bill Stil and Max. My 200k MOON will stay with me, because I cant sell them anyway (no buy orders)
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FiatKiller
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January 10, 2014, 02:00:55 PM |
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It is normal to "die" after hitting the exchanges. Give it time. Just HODL. If Bitcoin temporarily drops it may go up also.
Agreed. Look at Quark. It crashed and burned hard and was sold into the ground (though I don't know if it was actually removed from exchanges). It stayed insignificant for months and then all of a sudden it skyrocketed to something like +5000% in a few days, leading to a lot of butthurt people screaming 'instamine' when the reality is that ANYone could have bought millions of QRK for almost literally nothing for 6 months. One of two things will happen with MOON: either the devs and community will abandon it and it will die completely, or it will silently build steam for a few months, reach a tipping point and then skyrocket. The key is an active community. As I said yesterday, at these prices, it's almost crazy NOT to throw a few thousand satoshi at it. It's like a crazy hail mary penny stock play. It might go to zero or it might be the best investment you've made in crypto. Time will tell. I'm actually starting to wonder if this method IS the best way to make money i.e. wait till a new coin dies on the exchange after the initial frenzy, and then buy buy buy because they alway seem to come back!
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asdlolciterquit
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January 10, 2014, 02:05:47 PM |
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so do you suggest to not try to sell?
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FiatKiller
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January 10, 2014, 02:12:26 PM |
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so do you suggest to not try to sell?
What's the point with the price so low? lol Much better idea is to invest in the gambling site in my sig. It's not my site. Actually in Estonia.
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professorY
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January 10, 2014, 02:14:03 PM |
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so do you suggest to not try to sell?
I'm certainly not. I mean, look...say you have a million MOON. If you sell that now, what is it going to get you? About 9 bucks or 0.01 of a bitcoin. Why bother? Forget you even have it. Consider it lost into the void. Come back in six months and either your 9 bucks is gone or it's turned into a LOT more than 9 bucks. The coins like this are the best opportunity for ridiculous gains. Yes, some (most?) will fail completely. But the ones that don't are the ones that make millionaires. Something to consider.
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porcupine87
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January 10, 2014, 02:25:47 PM |
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It is normal to "die" after hitting the exchanges. Give it time. Just HODL. If Bitcoin temporarily drops it may go up also.
No, if this would be "normal", then you would sell after hitting an exchange and buy when it is dying. I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. There is no buy order at 1 satoshi. Why should they keep this dead market? No buyers make no trading.
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"Morality, it could be argued, represents the way that people would like the world to work - whereas economics represents how it actually does work." Freakonomics
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nightengale
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January 10, 2014, 02:34:20 PM |
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I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. There is no buy order at 1 satoshi. Why should they keep this dead market? No buyers make no trading. I was watching the Moon/BTC market last night and there were buy orders for 3-4 BTC worth of Mooncoin @ 1 satoshi for several hours. Those orders were actually why I started mining Moons. So either those orders were suddenly pulled, filled, or cancelled by CoinedUp.
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professorY
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January 10, 2014, 02:36:08 PM |
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I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. There is no buy order at 1 satoshi. Why should they keep this dead market? No buyers make no trading. I was watching the Moon/BTC market last night and there were buy orders for 3-4 BTC worth of Mooncoin @ 1 satoshi for several hours. Those orders were actually why I started mining Moons. So either those orders were suddenly pulled, filled, or cancelled by CoinedUp. They cancel the open buy orders when they pull the coin. Some of those were mine.
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nightengale
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January 10, 2014, 02:42:44 PM |
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I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. There is no buy order at 1 satoshi. Why should they keep this dead market? No buyers make no trading. I was watching the Moon/BTC market last night and there were buy orders for 3-4 BTC worth of Mooncoin @ 1 satoshi for several hours. Those orders were actually why I started mining Moons. So either those orders were suddenly pulled, filled, or cancelled by CoinedUp. They cancel the open buy orders when they pull the coin. Some of those were mine. But it doesn't make sense to kill a market where active trading is occurring... Unless the exchange is manipulating to buy up cheap Moons.
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professorY
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January 10, 2014, 02:44:47 PM |
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I emailed CoinedUp to request they bring the Moon/BTC market back -- it had not been lacking for orders at all. There is no buy order at 1 satoshi. Why should they keep this dead market? No buyers make no trading. I was watching the Moon/BTC market last night and there were buy orders for 3-4 BTC worth of Mooncoin @ 1 satoshi for several hours. Those orders were actually why I started mining Moons. So either those orders were suddenly pulled, filled, or cancelled by CoinedUp. They cancel the open buy orders when they pull the coin. Some of those were mine. But it doesn't make sense to kill a market where active trading is occurring... Unless the exchange is manipulating to buy up cheap Moons. I'm guessing there wasn't enough trading going on to make it worth their while.
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FiatKiller
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January 10, 2014, 03:20:44 PM |
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so do you suggest to not try to sell?
I'm certainly not. I mean, look...say you have a million MOON. If you sell that now, what is it going to get you? About 9 bucks or 0.01 of a bitcoin. Why bother? Forget you even have it. Consider it lost into the void. Come back in six months and either your 9 bucks is gone or it's turned into a LOT more than 9 bucks. The coins like this are the best opportunity for ridiculous gains. Yes, some (most?) will fail completely. But the ones that don't are the ones that make millionaires. Something to consider. This happened to me with Goldcoin. I looked months later and I had $5K worth!
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