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Does anyone know what the exact dates are of halving and the date it will become only 1 coin reward? Also Are people holding on to these coins long term or pump and dump because Ive been hear both. Hoping for the next Bitcoin here Thanks
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stackmint
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February 21, 2014, 08:36:14 PM |
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There is absolutely no point to sell!! after 20 days each month, whatever you wanted to sell for, you will gain in new coins! I'm not selling below 75-100 SAT. And even then I wonder. This coin really doesn't make you want to sell, because really it pays for itself.
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bizzargin
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February 21, 2014, 08:37:23 PM |
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Does anyone know what the exact dates are of halving and the date it will become only 1 coin reward? Also Are people holding on to these coins long term or pump and dump because Ive been hear both. Hoping for the next Bitcoin here Thanks Not 100% on block numbers but it should be but, Feb 13 1st Halving Feb 20 2nd Feb 27 3rd Mar 6 4th Mar 13 5th Not sure if 1 MINT reward starts on the 13th or if it will be 1 week at that halving level, and 1 MINT starting March 20th.
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February 21, 2014, 08:39:38 PM Last edit: February 21, 2014, 08:50:49 PM by Nullu |
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Does anyone know what the exact dates are of halving and the date it will become only 1 coin reward? Also Are people holding on to these coins long term or pump and dump because Ive been hear both. Hoping for the next Bitcoin here Thanks Do you want an honest opinion? No, it's not going to be "the next bitcoin", but its price will increase higher than today's maximum. It's coming in waves after each block halving, so it should reach higher after the next halving. I think its value will peak once the block rewards drop to 1, and after that it's anyones guess. People will hold out at least until then, so I think we're only at the beginning. Soon as people see a dip it starts a cycle of panic selling after the pump. When the coin gets even rarer people will buy up even more. There's a lot more money left in this horse. People behave in fairly predictable ways. If enough people are waiting to buy in at the next halving knowing the value will go up, then merely by consensual agreement the value will go up. Even people here think that it will. If enough act upon that, then we should see hikes and dips all the way to a big hike at 1 coin rewards. If someone with big money is manipulating the price, then you can bet they'll want to do it again after the next halving. Until the 1 block rewards kick in, that's how long the devs have to get some services and things ready, because after that it's either adopt or drop. The coin will be adopted if the devs get the services in place before then, but if not people will move on. The price can only stabilise if people believe it has a long-term future. PoS alone won't save it. And just so you know exactly my bias; I hold about 2.2 million Mint, which I mined last week. I didn't sell today, and won't be selling until at least the 1 block reward kicks in. If adoption keeps the price stable and only suffers a minor dip, then I won't sell at all.
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biggeemac
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February 21, 2014, 08:47:27 PM |
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There is absolutely no point to sell!! after 20 days each month, whatever you wanted to sell for, you will gain in new coins! I'm not selling below 75-100 SAT. And even then I wonder. This coin really doesn't make you want to sell, because really it pays for itself. Yeah, I think I will hold me little stash of 6.2 mil mints for a good little while
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dille71
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February 21, 2014, 08:48:51 PM |
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Who is pumping this so hard?
I think this coin is *insanely* under valued. I'm already moving to buy more. I think MINT will find itself a nice niche as a tier 2 or 3 coin. Worth WAY more than it is now. Have you all really never heard of Peercoin? http://www.peercoin.net/Mintcoin is just a clone of this, Peercoin coin is already "tier 3" peercoin are more pow than pos (max 1% pos, about 8% pow) and not 100% decentralised MintCoin is better imo (if pos will work)
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thejepper
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February 21, 2014, 08:49:28 PM |
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Does anyone know what the exact dates are of halving and the date it will become only 1 coin reward? Also Are people holding on to these coins long term or pump and dump because Ive been hear both. Hoping for the next Bitcoin here Thanks Do you want an honest opinion? No, it's not going to be "the next bitcoin", but its price will increase higher than today's maximum. It's coming in waves after each block halving, so it should reach higher after the next halving. I think its value will peak once the block rewards drop to 1, and after that it's anyones guess. People will hold out at least until then, so I think we're only at the beginning. Soon as people see a dip it starts a cycle of panic selling after the pump. When the coin gets even rarer people will buy up even more. There's a lot more money left in this horse. People behave in fairly predictable ways. If enough people are waiting to buy in at the next halving knowing the value will go up, then merely be consensual agreement the value will go up. Even people here think that it will. If enough act upon that, then we should see hikes and dips all the way to a big hike at 1 coin rewards. If someone with big money is manipulating the price, then you can bet they'll want to do it again after the next halving. Until the 1 block rewards kick in, that's how long the devs have to get some services and things ready, because after that it's either adopt or drop. The coin will be adopted if the devs get the services in place before then, but if not people will move on. The price can only stabilise if people believe it has a long-term future. PoS alone won't save it. And just so you know exactly my bias; I hold about 2.2 million Mint, which I mined last week. I didn't sell today, and won't be selling until at least the 1 block reward kicks in. If adoption keeps the price stable and only suffers a minor dip, then I won't sell at all. this, after the mining drops off it's sink or swim
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Kergekoin
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February 21, 2014, 08:50:11 PM |
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Heres approximate how 10M MINT will grow over first year period. Interest payment periods taken 30days as average. (MINT coinage is set 20 - 40 days)
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thejepper
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February 21, 2014, 08:51:19 PM |
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Who is pumping this so hard?
I think this coin is *insanely* under valued. I'm already moving to buy more. I think MINT will find itself a nice niche as a tier 2 or 3 coin. Worth WAY more than it is now. Have you all really never heard of Peercoin? http://www.peercoin.net/Mintcoin is just a clone of this, Peercoin coin is already "tier 3" peercoin are more pow than pos (max 1% pos, about 8% pow) and not 100% decentralised MintCoin is better imo (if pos will work) it is transitioning to PoS, and it's 100% decentralised but there are checkpoints in the code peercoin is the absolute innovator of pos mining, but the transfer costs and times are too large for everyday use. mint is peercoins ltc
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jany8293
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February 21, 2014, 08:52:19 PM |
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Does anyone know what the exact dates are of halving and the date it will become only 1 coin reward? Also Are people holding on to these coins long term or pump and dump because Ive been hear both. Hoping for the next Bitcoin here Thanks Do you want an honest opinion? No, it's not going to be "the next bitcoin", but its price will increase higher than today's maximum. It's coming in waves after each block halving, so it should reach higher after the next halving. I think its value will peak once the block rewards drop to 1, and after that it's anyones guess. People will hold out at least until then, so I think we're only at the beginning. Soon as people see a dip it starts a cycle of panic selling after the pump. When the coin gets even rarer people will buy up even more. There's a lot more money left in this horse. People behave in fairly predictable ways. If enough people are waiting to buy in at the next halving knowing the value will go up, then merely by consensual agreement the value will go up. Even people here think that it will. If enough act upon that, then we should see hikes and dips all the way to a big hike at 1 coin rewards. If someone with big money is manipulating the price, then you can bet they'll want to do it again after the next halving. Until the 1 block rewards kick in, that's how long the devs have to get some services and things ready, because after that it's either adopt or drop. The coin will be adopted if the devs get the services in place before then, but if not people will move on. The price can only stabilise if people believe it has a long-term future. PoS alone won't save it. And just so you know exactly my bias; I hold about 2.2 million Mint, which I mined last week. I didn't sell today, and won't be selling until at least the 1 block reward kicks in. If adoption keeps the price stable and only suffers a minor dip, then I won't sell at all. Bravo, +1000!
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Alty
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February 21, 2014, 08:55:55 PM |
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We are getting there with the design and content at www.mintcoin.ccFeel free to make observations etc.
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dille71
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February 21, 2014, 09:01:27 PM |
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Who is pumping this so hard?
I think this coin is *insanely* under valued. I'm already moving to buy more. I think MINT will find itself a nice niche as a tier 2 or 3 coin. Worth WAY more than it is now. Have you all really never heard of Peercoin? http://www.peercoin.net/Mintcoin is just a clone of this, Peercoin coin is already "tier 3" peercoin are more pow than pos (max 1% pos, about 8% pow) and not 100% decentralised MintCoin is better imo (if pos will work) it is transitioning to PoS, and it's 100% decentralised but there are checkpoints in the code peercoin is the absolute innovator of pos mining, but the transfer costs and times are too large for everyday use. mint is peercoins ltc But pos interrest will never be more than 1% annual. peercoin was first, mintcoin is an improved version. As Bill Gates once said: Its best to be number two
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lemfuture
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February 21, 2014, 09:05:36 PM |
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Who is pumping this so hard?
I think this coin is *insanely* under valued. I'm already moving to buy more. I think MINT will find itself a nice niche as a tier 2 or 3 coin. Worth WAY more than it is now. Have you all really never heard of Peercoin? http://www.peercoin.net/Mintcoin is just a clone of this, Peercoin coin is already "tier 3" peercoin are more pow than pos (max 1% pos, about 8% pow) and not 100% decentralised MintCoin is better imo (if pos will work) ppc is the first pos as bitcoin is the first crypto..
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atcsecure
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February 21, 2014, 09:15:54 PM |
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nice but maybe change the "m" color - make it pop
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Join the revolution - XC - Decentralized Trustless Multi-Node Private Transactions
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February 21, 2014, 09:24:25 PM |
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I guess they are setting up the walls for a new pump
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February 21, 2014, 09:27:02 PM |
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We are getting there with the design and content at www.mintcoin.ccFeel free to make observations etc. Well, I had one objection on the previous version, now it seems perfect to me
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Chris180Z
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February 21, 2014, 09:28:21 PM |
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Do you think MINT could ever get to Peercoin value? Hmm...
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Alakazam2000
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February 21, 2014, 09:36:12 PM |
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Do you think MINT could ever get to Peercoin value? Hmm...
Nope, we have too many coins
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February 21, 2014, 09:37:33 PM |
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Do you think MINT could ever get to Peercoin value? Hmm...
Nope, we have too many coins Never say never, Peercoin could go up 10x, so it would not be impossible for us to reach $5
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February 21, 2014, 09:40:05 PM |
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Hi, I'm brand new to the forum, but have been mining and speculating for awhile. I'm excited by MintCoin and noticed the pool I joined was pretty slow. I'm an experienced Linux admin so I decided to setup my own pool. It has zero pool fees and I'll try to keep it that way if donations are enough to cover expenses. Hopefully that's enough goodwill to excuse the fact that my first post is a plug for my pool. ;-) It's PPLNS and the URL is http://mint.poolest.comCould it be added to the list?
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