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March 07, 2014, 07:07:29 AM |
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It seems to me that a better use of bitcoin would be buying more Noble and increasing the volume. With the amount of bitcoin it would take to get to the top of those lists we could clear out a BUNCH of those sell orders, raise the price to a point where it is quite profitable again. And more volume gives us more exposure. [/quote] Well, I just helped a bit. Bought quite a few about an hour ago. At this point, depending on your card, wouldn't it be cheaper to buy than to mine? If this is the case, than I agree with you. [/quote] At this point, buying is much more profitable than mining.
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james6546
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March 07, 2014, 08:11:52 AM |
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We have no control over whether Crytpsy adds us or not - it's not up to us. Over the last two months we've had three Cryptsy request threads with combined almost 100 votes, we've emailed them personally as well members of the community about adding us and if they 'require fees' for listing and we've had a week or two of 350+ BTC volume (not as much as these hype coins, but we were volume that lasted more than a week or two). To date we have had zero, I mean zero, response. We will now be pursuing Mintpal/Cryptorush and eagerly awaiting LazyCoins/AGX (I honestly believe both may be solid contenders) in the meantime. Currently it requires 10BTC to buy top spot on the Cryptsy voting page - with zero guarantee or knowledge of when you would get added. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a week or more of coins outbidding each other for more than double that while Crytpsy laughs to the bank. Exchange voting (we will start piling BTC to get listed everywhere): Here (bter) Here (btc38) - make sure you vote for the first listed (all caps) Here (mintpal, hourly!) And updated: Here (Cryptorush, hourly)10BTC is way too much to get onto an exchange I don't even use anymore. Think it could be put to a lot better use.
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Rofo (OP)
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March 07, 2014, 09:11:36 AM |
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Oh don't worry in no way were we implying we wanted to shoot Cryptsy through 10BTC for a chance to be #1 until we got outbid!
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james6546
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March 07, 2014, 09:17:41 AM |
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Oh don't worry in no way were we implying we wanted to shoot Cryptsy through 10BTC for a chance to be #1 until we got outbid!
Excellent. On a different note I bought my first Noble today with money that hasn't been mined
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March 07, 2014, 11:27:24 AM |
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We have no control over whether Crytpsy adds us or not - it's not up to us. Over the last two months we've had three Cryptsy request threads with combined almost 100 votes, we've emailed them personally as well members of the community about adding us and if they 'require fees' for listing and we've had a week or two of 350+ BTC volume (not as much as these hype coins, but we were volume that lasted more than a week or two). To date we have had zero, I mean zero, response. We will now be pursuing Mintpal/Cryptorush and eagerly awaiting LazyCoins/AGX (I honestly believe both may be solid contenders) in the meantime. Currently it requires 10BTC to buy top spot on the Cryptsy voting page - with zero guarantee or knowledge of when you would get added. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a week or more of coins outbidding each other for more than double that while Crytpsy laughs to the bank. Exchange voting (we will start piling BTC to get listed everywhere): Here (bter) Here (btc38) - make sure you vote for the first listed (all caps) Here (mintpal, hourly!) And updated: Here (Cryptorush, hourly)I am still unsure wether to take Cryptorush seriously or not. To me it seems like a real cheesy exchange only needed for the launch of a new 1satoshi (which we are getting dangerously close to) pre-mined coin. But I guess I'll trust your instinct on this one and vote for Noble on there.
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james6546
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March 07, 2014, 11:37:53 AM |
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We have no control over whether Crytpsy adds us or not - it's not up to us. Over the last two months we've had three Cryptsy request threads with combined almost 100 votes, we've emailed them personally as well members of the community about adding us and if they 'require fees' for listing and we've had a week or two of 350+ BTC volume (not as much as these hype coins, but we were volume that lasted more than a week or two). To date we have had zero, I mean zero, response. We will now be pursuing Mintpal/Cryptorush and eagerly awaiting LazyCoins/AGX (I honestly believe both may be solid contenders) in the meantime. Currently it requires 10BTC to buy top spot on the Cryptsy voting page - with zero guarantee or knowledge of when you would get added. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a week or more of coins outbidding each other for more than double that while Crytpsy laughs to the bank. Exchange voting (we will start piling BTC to get listed everywhere): Here (bter) Here (btc38) - make sure you vote for the first listed (all caps) Here (mintpal, hourly!) And updated: Here (Cryptorush, hourly)I am still unsure wether to take Cryptorush seriously or not. To me it seems like a real cheesy exchange only needed for the launch of a new 1satoshi (which we are getting dangerously close to) pre-mined coin. But I guess I'll trust your instinct on this one and vote for Noble on there. I don't like cryptorush, how hard is it to implement something that stops it going back to the top of the page when you click something? Plus they seem to have the dregs of coins on there. That being said, I think it's a case of the more exchanges the better.
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voephilis
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March 07, 2014, 11:38:38 AM |
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coinmarket is back!
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Mikellev
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March 07, 2014, 11:45:37 AM |
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coinmarket is back! ....depends on what is "back" Trading is not online
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TN5
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March 07, 2014, 12:25:31 PM |
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coinmarket is back! ....depends on what is "back" Trading is not online I can almost feel the massive withdrawal that people are doing now when the site is working.
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YourMine.org
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March 07, 2014, 12:37:21 PM |
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We have no control over whether Crytpsy adds us or not - it's not up to us. Over the last two months we've had three Cryptsy request threads with combined almost 100 votes, we've emailed them personally as well members of the community about adding us and if they 'require fees' for listing and we've had a week or two of 350+ BTC volume (not as much as these hype coins, but we were volume that lasted more than a week or two). To date we have had zero, I mean zero, response. We will now be pursuing Mintpal/Cryptorush and eagerly awaiting LazyCoins/AGX (I honestly believe both may be solid contenders) in the meantime. Currently it requires 10BTC to buy top spot on the Cryptsy voting page - with zero guarantee or knowledge of when you would get added. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a week or more of coins outbidding each other for more than double that while Crytpsy laughs to the bank. Exchange voting (we will start piling BTC to get listed everywhere): Here (bter) Here (btc38) - make sure you vote for the first listed (all caps) Here (mintpal, hourly!) And updated: Here (Cryptorush, hourly)I am still unsure wether to take Cryptorush seriously or not. To me it seems like a real cheesy exchange only needed for the launch of a new 1satoshi (which we are getting dangerously close to) pre-mined coin. But I guess I'll trust your instinct on this one and vote for Noble on there. I don't like cryptorush, how hard is it to implement something that stops it going back to the top of the page when you click something? Plus they seem to have the dregs of coins on there. That being said, I think it's a case of the more exchanges the better. Needs a big exchange with a good marketing strategy. (main Stream)
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March 07, 2014, 01:30:17 PM |
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Coinmarket is back live and balances are fine, at least for me I tried to withdraw the BTC I had there. Once I clicked the link in the email that followed, I ended up on a page stating a problem with the withdrawal daemon and explaining that requests will be processed manually we'll see if/when it is. I tried to make a trade, it 's not possible either. According to their twitter they are working on it. The only fact that they are live again is a good sign anyway.
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Hueristic
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
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March 07, 2014, 02:13:08 PM |
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Oh don't worry in no way were we implying we wanted to shoot Cryptsy through 10BTC for a chance to be #1 until we got outbid!
Excellent. On a different note I bought my first Noble today with money that hasn't been mined I too, Fought bots last night. got 900k up to 30 bought giftcards then threw .4 for walls at 24/23/22 woke up to being a millionaire again.
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“Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.”
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whylieaboutcake
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March 07, 2014, 03:07:13 PM |
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Oh don't worry in no way were we implying we wanted to shoot Cryptsy through 10BTC for a chance to be #1 until we got outbid!
Excellent. On a different note I bought my first Noble today with money that hasn't been mined I too, Fought bots last night. got 900k up to 30 bought giftcards then threw .4 for walls at 24/23/22 woke up to being a millionaire again. I've through ~ .3 at it over the last few days and am hoping to do a bit more soon. I'm getting a year end bonus next month and plan on putting a decent amount towards noble.
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Charloz24
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March 07, 2014, 05:51:44 PM |
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I am holding this longterm
Good thing to do, doge kinda dropped under 30 sats and then... you know the story...
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March 07, 2014, 07:03:02 PM |
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I have over 1.2m Noble now and am holding. I don't really have much BTC so am unable to buy any at the moment as what I have in BTC needs to go towards paying for my mining gear.
Still keeping the faith, but Noble at 160 seems a awful long way away now. Good time to mine if you don't need to dump coins every day...
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March 07, 2014, 07:29:59 PM |
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Yeah, short-term, things still look to be a bit down. There is lots of buzz and news surrounding AUR and MZC that is basically gobbling up a lot of the attention of the alternative crypto-currency scene. Compound this with all of the buzz surrounding Bitcoin (stories about Satoshi, regulatory reaction in Japan concerning Mt. Gox and Bitcoins, and the death of the CEO of First Meta). It is unfortunately very difficult to grow a base with all of this activity.
In terms of exchange news, the issues with coinmarket.io continue to push a downward trend on NOBL so this has put a lot of the volume on coinex.pw. The way bots function on that site continuously puts downward pressure on the price (which is compounded by the slight downturn in the price of BTC).
Just as a point of consideration, I personally feel that one of the biggest issues ahead in the adoption of NOBL is having others get past the stigma of the "pre-mine." I think the current deal with AUR and its 50% premine (which actually accounts for 95% of all AUR currently in existence) will trickle over to many of the other pre-mined coins.
In regards to the reserves, there are two issues that I think the team will need to address regarding the pre-mine: 1) Currently, the pre-mine accounts for slightly over 1/3 of all NOBL in existence. That's usually not a comforting feeling for a lot of people in this scene despite how transparent the pre-mine funds are used. Assuming that the rate of use with the reserves in the next 3 months equals the current amount used, this proportion shrinks to around 17%, but even that can be a turn-off. I fundamentally think this will be a big hurdle for NOBL. 2) The public ledger is not easily readable. Sure it has everything, but compiling it into a table format I think will go a long way in explaining how the funds have been used. Also, including a current estimated timeframe for how and when more of the reserves will be used can also go a long way. A road map already exists for the coin, I think a reasonable next step would be mapping out (at least to a certain extent) a road map regarding the usage of the reserves.
With that said, the continuous proliferation of other competing alts is hurting much of the market, and because there is so much dilution, it ends up seeping to all of the various coins and detracting from a lot of possible value.
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NorrisK
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March 07, 2014, 08:14:52 PM |
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I have just put down 0.25 newly acquired BTC in buy orders on coinex, lets turn this price around!
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ctenc001
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March 07, 2014, 08:28:14 PM |
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Yeah, short-term, things still look to be a bit down. There is lots of buzz and news surrounding AUR and MZC that is basically gobbling up a lot of the attention of the alternative crypto-currency scene. Compound this with all of the buzz surrounding Bitcoin (stories about Satoshi, regulatory reaction in Japan concerning Mt. Gox and Bitcoins, and the death of the CEO of First Meta). It is unfortunately very difficult to grow a base with all of this activity.
In terms of exchange news, the issues with coinmarket.io continue to push a downward trend on NOBL so this has put a lot of the volume on coinex.pw. The way bots function on that site continuously puts downward pressure on the price (which is compounded by the slight downturn in the price of BTC).
Just as a point of consideration, I personally feel that one of the biggest issues ahead in the adoption of NOBL is having others get past the stigma of the "pre-mine." I think the current deal with AUR and its 50% premine (which actually accounts for 95% of all AUR currently in existence) will trickle over to many of the other pre-mined coins.
In regards to the reserves, there are two issues that I think the team will need to address regarding the pre-mine: 1) Currently, the pre-mine accounts for slightly over 1/3 of all NOBL in existence. That's usually not a comforting feeling for a lot of people in this scene despite how transparent the pre-mine funds are used. Assuming that the rate of use with the reserves in the next 3 months equals the current amount used, this proportion shrinks to around 17%, but even that can be a turn-off. I fundamentally think this will be a big hurdle for NOBL. 2) The public ledger is not easily readable. Sure it has everything, but compiling it into a table format I think will go a long way in explaining how the funds have been used. Also, including a current estimated timeframe for how and when more of the reserves will be used can also go a long way. A road map already exists for the coin, I think a reasonable next step would be mapping out (at least to a certain extent) a road map regarding the usage of the reserves.
With that said, the continuous proliferation of other competing alts is hurting much of the market, and because there is so much dilution, it ends up seeping to all of the various coins and detracting from a lot of possible value.
i'd agree with this. the only thing holding NOBL back is the premine stigma. Until the premine % drops into single digits of all coins, this coin isn't going to come anywhere close to fulfilling its full potential.
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Polobyxa
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March 07, 2014, 08:46:10 PM |
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I have just put down 0.25 newly acquired BTC in buy orders on coinex, lets turn this price around! Unfortunately I don´t have much funds to spend, but I will see if i can get some at hand and help out a little bit.
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luckycoin1
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March 07, 2014, 08:51:00 PM |
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I've already spent about .75 btc into noble on coinex, thinking about using my other earnings to buy some up.
Just gonna hold for the long run
Don't forget to vote
mintpal.com/voting
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