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February 06, 2015, 04:41:44 PM |
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oh boy i missed these trolls  and now big time troll ... 0.02 are we there yet?  |
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February 06, 2015, 04:58:04 PM |
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oh boy i missed these trolls and now big time troll ... 0.02 are we there yet? I'm going to the mountains for a week now. I expect big things when I return  |
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February 06, 2015, 05:06:42 PM |
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Why is Counterparty sinking so fast ?
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February 06, 2015, 05:15:18 PM |
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Why is Counterparty sinking so fast ?
The only thing I've heard from them recently is that the two Counterparty founder developers that had joined the Medici project (Overstock's CEO Patrick Byrne project to "replace Wall Street") are no longer part of that project. Apparently Byrne wants Medici to work on all blockchain's not just on Conterparty/Bitcoin. Being associated with Byrne can only be good, so maybe not being associated with him any more could be interpreted as if there is a problem? I've never understood markets... |
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February 06, 2015, 05:22:49 PM |
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Wow!! Top job! Nice dude! |
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February 06, 2015, 06:09:40 PM |
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Why is Counterparty sinking so fast ?
Because all the devs know how to do is steal other people's work? I was an original investor in the proof-of-burn and used to have a lot of respect for the Counterparty devs. But when you blatantly life someone else's work (Ethereum's), even if it is open-source, I lose a great deal of respect for you. They got a brief bump but then I think the market figured out that the only innovation they are able to do is copying and pasting, and reacted accordingly. |
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February 06, 2015, 06:18:30 PM |
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February 06, 2015, 06:37:59 PM |
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0.0081 wall growing slowly. otoh is that your new growing wall from magic: the gathering I think there are other whales basking in these waters now....
that fine to me if we raise about 0.001 every week.
A couple of days ago I moved the floor up to .0074 which is really just for chart visibility, but I've placed no other orders and neither bought nor sold any since my .00666 wall got nibbled a bit. |
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February 06, 2015, 06:43:12 PM |
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They got a brief bump but then I think the market figured out that the only innovation they are able to do is copying and pasting, and reacted accordingly.
Totally agree. I stayed out of the pump for exactly that reason. I thought - "all the value's in 3rd party technologies; Etherium & Bitcoin". But why then does Paycoin have such a high market cap ? Lets review the top 10: Bitcoin - I can understand, great project Ripple - ok, grudgingly, it's not "crypto" but banks can use it Litecoin - historical reasons but still has high liquidity markets BitShares - I can understand, great project Paycoin -  ?  Dogecoin - I can understand - great project on the adoption side (although I wouldn't put my hard earned BTC into it) Stellar - don't know a thing about it, need to read thisMaidSafeCoin - I can understand - great project (not invested) NxT - I can understand - great project DRK - I can understand - great project 8 of those occupy absolutely unique territory. (Apart from possibly Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogue which are kind of a shared space). To me, Paycoin seems the only one that like.....w.t.f. is it doing there |
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February 06, 2015, 06:57:23 PM |
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They got a brief bump but then I think the market figured out that the only innovation they are able to do is copying and pasting, and reacted accordingly.
Totally agree. I stayed out of the pump for exactly that reason. I thought - "all the value's in 3rd party technologies; Etherium & Bitcoin". But why then does Paycoin have such a high market cap ? Lets review the top 10: Bitcoin - I can understand, great project Ripple - ok, grudgingly, it's not "crypto" but banks can use it Litecoin - historical reasons but still has high liquidity markets BitShares - I can understand, great project Paycoin - ? Dogecoin - I can understand - great project on the adoption side (although I wouldn't put my hard earned BTC into it) Stellar - don't know a thing about it, need to read thisMaidSafeCoin - I can understand - great project (not invested) NxT - I can understand - great project DRK - I can understand - great project 8 of those occupy absolutely unique territory. (Apart from possibly Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogue which are kind of a shared space). To me, Paycoin seems the only one that like.....w.t.f. is it doing there It's not hard to understand toknormal - It's almost all of it premined. It's artificially inflated and something like 90%+ of coins aren't in circulation but controlled by one entity. It's pure garbage. Look at the 2 stars next to it on coinmarketcap. Filtering by non-mineable and premined is the best way to look at it really.  |
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February 06, 2015, 07:23:44 PM |
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Filtering by non-mineable and premined is the best way to look at it really.
Oh yes. That looks much better  |
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February 06, 2015, 08:42:47 PM |
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Close to NXT folks! We've been behind them for a considerable time. I expect so serious trading considerations if we overtake and hold position. With IX in its final phase of testing, couldn't have come at a better time!! Also technical analysis seems to favor a bullish run for DRK it seems, so we really have something good going on right now.
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February 06, 2015, 10:35:51 PM |
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masternode count vs drk chart, same timelime, looking moonich..  so basically, put a watch alert on master node count if you are trading? |
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February 06, 2015, 11:03:57 PM |
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so basically, put a watch alert on master node count if you are trading?
Sort of. What we all should be celebrating is that this economic mechanism is working. I never thought it would. Way back last year I remember seeing the Darkcoin strategic roadmap for maintaining a minimal masternode population using a supply / demand formula where the coin valuation traded off against the masternode population. At the time I thought to myself "nice theory, but life is chaotic - good luck in making that work in practice. Setting up masternodes is a hassle and we'll be lucky if we get 100". Look now - we've got 2000. I really can't believe it. The formula's working. Only thing is - does the Darkcoin network still have any hashrate after all this masternode stuff ? A paultry 100 GH/s. 0.1% of Maza coin's hashrate. Should I be concerned about that ? It is a POW coin after all. At coin school I was taught that a high hashrate was good for security. EDIT: It's just been pointed out to me that I'm mixing apple's and pears with mining algo's. Sorry about that. Back to coin school for some revision for me  |
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Only thing is - does the Darkcoin network still have any hashrate after all this masternode stuff ? A paultry 100 GH/s. 1% of Maza coin's hashrate.
Should I be concerned about that ? It is a POW coin after all.
At coin school I was taught that a high hashrate was good for security.
Maza coin is SHA 256, mined on ASICs. You can't compare it to Darkcoin - X11 mined on GPUs - and derive much of meaning from those numbers alone. And security relies on distribution, something Darkcoin's hashrate doesn't enjoy much of. It would actually cost you far more to rent 100 GH/s X11 per day (if you even could) than 100 TH/s SHA 256. |
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February 06, 2015, 11:10:28 PM |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=568166.0Vote! I know this really doesn't mean anything but newcomers might see the poll and be swayed in the wrong direction.
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February 06, 2015, 11:12:06 PM |
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still have any hashrate after all this masternode stuff ? A paultry 100 GH/s. 1% of Maza coin's hashrate.
Isn't mazacoin sha256? You need to think about adoption. That's how to increase the hashrate. I keep thinking about the credit card business model. And the PayPal business model. Come to think of it the traditional banking model? What exactly do they do, when you strip away the marketing crap, that Darkcoin doesn't or can't do? Ahhhhhhhh.....you see where I'm going with this, yet? |
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