LuckyKey
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July 16, 2014, 04:04:58 AM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins.
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Tachyon2032
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July 16, 2014, 08:16:35 AM |
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I am now the proud owner of 3887 Solarcoins! It's not a lot, but a start.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
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corather
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July 16, 2014, 09:51:10 AM |
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I am now the proud owner of 3887 Solarcoins! It's not a lot, but a start.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
Status: 2/unconfirmed, broadcast through 7 nodes Date: 7/16/2014 05:42 To: Tachyon2032 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S Debit: -175.14672039 SLR Transaction fee: -0.10 SLR Net amount: -175.24672039 SLR Transaction ID: 457544a61cfa47fcac48459a75c21b0338b95d3cae624a2e0d471d724c8503f7
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vipgelsi
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July 16, 2014, 01:00:01 PM |
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I am now the proud owner of 3887 Solarcoins! It's not a lot, but a start.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
Welcome aboard.
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vipgelsi
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July 16, 2014, 02:53:54 PM |
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Ask is drying up hopefully the person who was dumping is done i remember there was a guy on litecointalk jrose that mined over a million in the early days i bet it was him on the ask selling.
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niothor
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July 16, 2014, 04:20:47 PM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. So you think that a block reward halving or % reduction for a coin that has only 0.1% of coins available for mining will influence the price by even one satoshi?
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passionsurf
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July 16, 2014, 04:41:46 PM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. If the only way to mine coins was to own coins, then that would definitely make SLR more valuable.
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passionsurf
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July 16, 2014, 05:10:27 PM |
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Ask is drying up hopefully the person who was dumping is done i remember there was a guy on litecointalk jrose that mined over a million in the early days i bet it was him on the ask selling.
As long as the block reward is relatively high, there will be dumpers. By next January, I imagine there won't be many dumpers left.
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freebird
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July 16, 2014, 07:30:26 PM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. So you think that a block reward halving or % reduction for a coin that has only 0.1% of coins available for mining will influence the price by even one satoshi? Yes, because approximately $300 per day is flowing into SolarCoin as buys on the exchanges -- and this buying rate has been pretty consistent over the past few months -- and without as many new coins being created, mined, and dumped by miners, those buys will have to be bought into the ask, driving up the price. It's basic supply and demand. The 98 billion SLR held in reserve is going to be granted to solar energy generators over the next 40 years. The existence of those coins has little to do with the current price of SLR because they are not circulating.
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LuckyKey
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July 17, 2014, 02:46:11 AM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. So you think that a block reward halving or % reduction for a coin that has only 0.1% of coins available for mining will influence the price by even one satoshi? For certain. Demand should stay strong, and hopefully grow, as the Foundation spreads its wings. And, the # of coins available will shrink, with block reward reduction, and then PoS. Expectations for granting of solarcoins from solar power is low for the first few years…see previous post providing research/predictions. :-)
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Tachyon2032
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July 17, 2014, 04:29:49 AM |
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I am now the proud owner of 3887 Solarcoins! It's not a lot, but a start.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
Status: 2/unconfirmed, broadcast through 7 nodes Date: 7/16/2014 05:42 To: Tachyon2032 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S Debit: -175.14672039 SLR Transaction fee: -0.10 SLR Net amount: -175.24672039 SLR Transaction ID: 457544a61cfa47fcac48459a75c21b0338b95d3cae624a2e0d471d724c8503f7 Thank you! I was wondering who sent that. At least I thought to set-up a new receiving address for my SIG, so I knew it came from someone here. :-) Again, thank you! I will pay it forward.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
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corather
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July 17, 2014, 05:56:41 AM |
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I am now the proud owner of 3887 Solarcoins! It's not a lot, but a start.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S
Status: 2/unconfirmed, broadcast through 7 nodes Date: 7/16/2014 05:42 To: Tachyon2032 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S Debit: -175.14672039 SLR Transaction fee: -0.10 SLR Net amount: -175.24672039 SLR Transaction ID: 457544a61cfa47fcac48459a75c21b0338b95d3cae624a2e0d471d724c8503f7 Thank you! I was wondering who sent that. At least I thought to set-up a new receiving address for my SIG, so I knew it came from someone here. :-) Again, thank you! I will pay it forward.
BTC: 14nAytauuGTsnWbGxDuropawgpgGyV8gGW | SLR §: 8X3PKaV8dpm6Rnw3PDteEoyN2pzv2oHy5S Every time I tip someone in SLR I feel like I'm spreading sunshine. Hahaha.
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Epiphany
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July 17, 2014, 02:00:59 PM |
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While I'm as excited as all of you to see a tick up after a downturn, we need to see more volume before we start corking any champagne bottles. Hmmm... where is that bottle opener of mine?? I have been watching volume as an indicator to confirm the "bottom" and we do have an uptick in volume in the last week, now price is moving up nicely too. Check out the volume on the 90-day chart here: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/solarcoin/I find it annoying that Coinmarketcap chaged the y-axis to BTC from USD on their charts (our price always seemed more dependent on US$ than BTC), they've also reverted back to Total Supply from Coins in Circulation, even though the market cap calculation appears to be correct at $60k, the chart went wanky. I asked them to fix it in their thread and Gliss completely ignored my post. Figures... Anyway, I see this as a good sign. Even in an illiquid market like this one, it looks like a confirm of the bottom being around 280-300 sats.
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Bitcoin: 17tzgWkXMBazch4koAhokMTcCtbc4TaYkE Ether: 0xfe700f4aeec47e52eafad00f81977bb89738e0ae SolarCoin: 8MDk963sEh7RCMo3y3st7hTzMs7FzSdWSx Dogecoin: DEgdH6CFTLSEeVVPqfE18ySCQqDWmLxp33
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LuckyKey
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July 17, 2014, 02:09:28 PM |
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While I'm as excited as all of you to see a tick up after a downturn, we need to see more volume before we start corking any champagne bottles. Hmmm... where is that bottle opener of mine?? I have been watching volume as an indicator to confirm the "bottom" and we do have an uptick in volume in the last week, now price is moving up nicely too. Check out the volume on the 90-day chart here: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/solarcoin/I find it annoying that Coinmarketcap chaged the y-axis to BTC from USD on their charts (our price always seemed more dependent on US$ than BTC), they've also reverted back to Total Supply from Coins in Circulation, even though the market cap calculation appears to be correct at $60k, the chart went wanky. I asked them to fix it in their thread and Gliss completely ignored my post. Figures... Anyway, I see this as a good sign. Even in an illiquid market like this one, it looks like a confirm of the bottom being around 280-300 sats. I picked up a few cheap solarcoins over the last 2 or 3 weeks :-)
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Epiphany
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July 17, 2014, 02:22:12 PM |
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I picked up a few cheap solarcoins over the last 2 or 3 weeks :-)
As did I...
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Bitcoin: 17tzgWkXMBazch4koAhokMTcCtbc4TaYkE Ether: 0xfe700f4aeec47e52eafad00f81977bb89738e0ae SolarCoin: 8MDk963sEh7RCMo3y3st7hTzMs7FzSdWSx Dogecoin: DEgdH6CFTLSEeVVPqfE18ySCQqDWmLxp33
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niothor
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July 17, 2014, 02:24:09 PM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. So you think that a block reward halving or % reduction for a coin that has only 0.1% of coins available for mining will influence the price by even one satoshi? For certain. Demand should stay strong, and hopefully grow, as the Foundation spreads its wings. And, the # of coins available will shrink, with block reward reduction, and then PoS. Expectations for granting of solarcoins from solar power is low for the first few years…see previous post providing research/predictions. :-) The first is an assumption and as far as assumptions go.... Second , that is a wrong claim. The supply of coins grows every day , it will not shrink. The trading volume has again no real relation with the amount of coins mined and sold the same day. You can create a volume of 100 btc with just 2 btc being swapped. Besides , the market already counts in future actions that are programmed. Such as the release of 2.5% of the coins stored in the premine each year. The myth of block reward halving has been debunked so many times it's getting boring.
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vipgelsi
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July 17, 2014, 02:49:37 PM |
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Myth block reward halving? Do you recall what happened to bitcoin when rewards went from 50 to 25?
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Epiphany
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July 17, 2014, 02:52:05 PM |
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Bitcoin: 17tzgWkXMBazch4koAhokMTcCtbc4TaYkE Ether: 0xfe700f4aeec47e52eafad00f81977bb89738e0ae SolarCoin: 8MDk963sEh7RCMo3y3st7hTzMs7FzSdWSx Dogecoin: DEgdH6CFTLSEeVVPqfE18ySCQqDWmLxp33
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niothor
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July 17, 2014, 03:14:05 PM |
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Myth block reward halving? Do you recall what happened to bitcoin when rewards went from 50 to 25?
What happened , please enlighten me... The run to 7 and then to 266 happened months after the reward halving in November.
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LuckyKey
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July 17, 2014, 04:07:57 PM |
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If you look at digitalcoin there block reward is 15 every 40 seconds. And if you look at there trading on cryptys the bid and ask are made up of small orders of 10-20 coins increments.
Hopefully this will happen with solarcoin if the block reduction is down to 5 a minute by next year.
Instead of having 5k to 10k on the bid and ask on a single order. As we have today.
Rarer = more valuable = more solarcoin grants
Gotta agree with that. By decreasing block reward, then PoS, it looks to be a good scenario for those that have already mined/bought the 25% of all solarcoins that will be mined….and would think it should raise the value of solarcoins. So you think that a block reward halving or % reduction for a coin that has only 0.1% of coins available for mining will influence the price by even one satoshi? For certain. Demand should stay strong, and hopefully grow, as the Foundation spreads its wings. And, the # of coins available will shrink, with block reward reduction, and then PoS. Expectations for granting of solarcoins from solar power is low for the first few years…see previous post providing research/predictions. :-) The first is an assumption and as far as assumptions go.... Second , that is a wrong claim. The supply of coins grows every day , it will not shrink. The trading volume has again no real relation with the amount of coins mined and sold the same day. You can create a volume of 100 btc with just 2 btc being swapped. Besides , the market already counts in future actions that are programmed. Such as the release of 2.5% of the coins stored in the premine each year. The myth of block reward halving has been debunked so many times it's getting boring. Trading supply will shrink as most solarcoin holders will not be selling their coins anytime soon…this, with the reduction in mined coins produced, will increase demand. Throw in PoS, and current holders will be holding even more firmly. Throw in the Foundation work, and interest should push that demand significantly.
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