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Youch, that is a bit harsh. I thought Taiwan was fairly friendly when it came to digital currency. I'm not sure how that will be helpful for the Taiwanese people. I'm sure this won't stop criminals from using digital currency, but will certainly prevent the average person from using it and prevent business and technology development in Taiwan. I agree, quite harsh. I am sure there will be backlash and this will be reversed. I can only hope otherwise another bad press story on cryptocurrency. I do wish NEWS would report the good as well as the bad, but alas bad NEWS is what sells. The Taiwanese government should have read the DNotes Educational Guide. One of the questions in the quiz is: "Blaming bitcoin for criminal activity is like blaming kidnapping on cash." True / False Even if the government official had answered false incorrectly, the app would have corrected their misconceptions. Just saying...  You hit the nail directly on it's head! These types of reactions are caused by a lack of education and fear/suspicion of the unknown in almost all cases. People such as the Taiwan government official don't know what Bitcoin is but, they know it is associated with crime and criminal activity so, they fear it. And fear brings irrational, knee jerk decision making. We have seen this time and time again throughout history. So, what can we do about it? Simple, educate those who have power but lack understanding. We have a great vehicle in DCEBrief and we need to continue to get the word out. Perhaps, along with the "Regulation" header, we could add a header for world leaders where articles would specifically deal with not over reacting to every crime using Bitcoin or other digital currency. Perhaps a focused, advertised and well placed section for world leaders would pick up some readership from those who actually make the rules and who's knee jerk reactions can easily affect the entire globe including financial markets in other countries. And, remember Mr. Tseng Ming-chung, when you "ban" something, then only the criminals will be free to use it. It doesn't work the way you think it does. Looks like Taiwan's citizens are not as free as mainland China's citizens. Might want to think about that for a moment... Though it's a negative headline, I've asked Thomas to write an article about this on DCEBrief, so DCEBrief can weigh in on it a little. It also warrants an update to the DCEBrief writers guide. [...] To many, the Taiwanese response to this incident certainly seems to miss the mark. The fact remains that the motivations for the kidnapping are still under investigation, and the crime itself seems to have had nothing to do with Bitcoin – other than the fact that the criminals chose that as their medium of exchange. Moreover, even if they had demanded to be paid in New Taiwan dollars, it is difficult to see how things would have turned out differently. The victim would have still been rescued using the same procedural tactics. The only difference is that no one in the Taiwan government would have called for outlawing the nation’s currency simply because one group of criminals chose it as their preferred form of ransom payment. Given the island’s apparent fondness for Bitcoin, it is difficult to imagine this decision having any real lasting impact. For now, however, cryptocurrency advocates in Taiwan and elsewhere can only wait to see whether clearer heads ultimately prevail. http://dcebrief.com/taiwan-declares-bitcoin-illegal/ - http://dcebrief.com/taiwan-declares-bitcoin-illegal/That was fast, and a great response to a reactionary (and uneducated) move on the part ot the Taiwanese government. I hope they do clear their heads and realize what the opportunity cost is of their decision to go from the chance of being a leader in this industry, to being left out altogether. |
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November 04, 2015, 12:59:40 AM |
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Youch, that is a bit harsh. I thought Taiwan was fairly friendly when it came to digital currency. I'm not sure how that will be helpful for the Taiwanese people. I'm sure this won't stop criminals from using digital currency, but will certainly prevent the average person from using it and prevent business and technology development in Taiwan. I agree, quite harsh. I am sure there will be backlash and this will be reversed. I can only hope otherwise another bad press story on cryptocurrency. I do wish NEWS would report the good as well as the bad, but alas bad NEWS is what sells. The Taiwanese government should have read the DNotes Educational Guide. One of the questions in the quiz is: "Blaming bitcoin for criminal activity is like blaming kidnapping on cash." True / False Even if the government official had answered false incorrectly, the app would have corrected their misconceptions. Just saying... You hit the nail directly on it's head! These types of reactions are caused by a lack of education and fear/suspicion of the unknown in almost all cases. People such as the Taiwan government official don't know what Bitcoin is but, they know it is associated with crime and criminal activity so, they fear it. And fear brings irrational, knee jerk decision making. We have seen this time and time again throughout history. So, what can we do about it? Simple, educate those who have power but lack understanding. We have a great vehicle in DCEBrief and we need to continue to get the word out. Perhaps, along with the "Regulation" header, we could add a header for world leaders where articles would specifically deal with not over reacting to every crime using Bitcoin or other digital currency. Perhaps a focused, advertised and well placed section for world leaders would pick up some readership from those who actually make the rules and who's knee jerk reactions can easily affect the entire globe including financial markets in other countries. And, remember Mr. Tseng Ming-chung, when you "ban" something, then only the criminals will be free to use it. It doesn't work the way you think it does. Looks like Taiwan's citizens are not as free as mainland China's citizens. Might want to think about that for a moment... Though it's a negative headline, I've asked Thomas to write an article about this on DCEBrief, so DCEBrief can weigh in on it a little. It also warrants an update to the DCEBrief writers guide. [...] To many, the Taiwanese response to this incident certainly seems to miss the mark. The fact remains that the motivations for the kidnapping are still under investigation, and the crime itself seems to have had nothing to do with Bitcoin – other than the fact that the criminals chose that as their medium of exchange. Moreover, even if they had demanded to be paid in New Taiwan dollars, it is difficult to see how things would have turned out differently. The victim would have still been rescued using the same procedural tactics. The only difference is that no one in the Taiwan government would have called for outlawing the nation’s currency simply because one group of criminals chose it as their preferred form of ransom payment. Given the island’s apparent fondness for Bitcoin, it is difficult to imagine this decision having any real lasting impact. For now, however, cryptocurrency advocates in Taiwan and elsewhere can only wait to see whether clearer heads ultimately prevail. http://dcebrief.com/taiwan-declares-bitcoin-illegal/ - http://dcebrief.com/taiwan-declares-bitcoin-illegal/That was fast, and a great response to a reactionary (and uneducated) move on the part ot the Taiwanese government. I hope they do clear their heads and realize what the opportunity cost is of their decision to go from the chance of being a leader in this industry, to being left out altogether. I would go so far to say the Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission, Tseng Ming-Chung, is no longer fit to lead that commission. When people in positions of power make snap judgements without facts, research or even a clear cut line of reasoning, it is time to remove them from their position before they cause irreparable harm to the very people they are charged to protect. Prove Taiwan is a free country, remove this man from his throne. |
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November 04, 2015, 02:05:31 AM |
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Found a small issue with DCEBrief.com
If you go to the article/brief about Taiwan declaring Bitcoin Illegal and click "Read More" it takes you to the "Cyberspace Administration of China..." Article. Not a big deal but, needs to be fixed.
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November 04, 2015, 02:46:44 AM |
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Found a small issue with DCEBrief.com
If you go to the article/brief about Taiwan declaring Bitcoin Illegal and click "Read More" it takes you to the "Cyberspace Administration of China..." Article. Not a big deal but, needs to be fixed.
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November 04, 2015, 11:18:25 AM |
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Maybe the outcome should be expanding of the block-chain technology - to be Entity that limits the use by a basic regulations features? (primary conditions for transactions) some of this direction may seperates between the bitcoin to -let say -it's more sophisticated coin -DNOTES. this might take digital coins to mass acceptence? Youch, that is a bit harsh. I thought Taiwan was fairly friendly when it came to digital currency. I'm not sure how that will be helpful for the Taiwanese people. I'm sure this won't stop criminals from using digital currency, but will certainly prevent the average person from using it and prevent business and technology development in Taiwan. |
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November 04, 2015, 01:07:37 PM |
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The price of Bitcoin has shot up to $476 this morning. DNotes has held up well so far but over the short term two indicators are of some concern. The buy side is dropping to a new low. Our investors are likely to be running low on Bitcoin and feel reluctant to buy more in fear that the of Bitcoin could pull back sharply after it has doubled in just a few weeks.
The sell side of DNotes has gone up noticeable since DNotes, measured in $, is at an all time high. Some investors are cashing in for Bitcoin and perhaps for cash as well. This is very typical of how free market supply and demand works. Drastic move in either directions often takes time to digest. Bitcoin has been relatively stable for a while, but this new trend could bring back high volatility; good for traders as a speculative commodity and not so good as a medium of exchange.
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
First of all, DNotes is not going to be delisted and comments like that are more likely to be chuckled at than taken seriously. You've made your opionion very clear; I believe this is the third time you have told a team with decades of experience on the world stage in business, how to run things. We are all here precisely because things are done differently and any of us with real world experience outside of crypto, know it takes more than what you are suggesting to make a global currency. Having DNotes fly slightly under the radar for a while longer as wild swings in volatility return in bitcoin may not be a bad thing. "Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE". I feel like a broken record on this one. In order for mass adoption of any currency, the support has to come from OUTSIDE Bitcointalk, crypto, and tech. DNotes has reached more people who haven't a clue about crypto or technology than probably any other coin with the exception of bitcoin being taken up by people in the financial sector. As far as Alan's notebook goes... If I had a copy of Alan's notebook 20 years ago, I would have written my own book and been a very wealthy woman!! Maybe it's time for you to re-evaluate your investment objectives. There are lots of coins that do nothing but try to keep up with the ever changing technology. |
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
First of all, DNotes is not going to be delisted and comments like that are more likely to be chuckled at than taken seriously. You've made your opionion very clear; I believe this is the third time you have told a team with decades of experience on the world stage in business, how to run things. We are all here precisely because things are done differently and any of us with real world experience outside of crypto, know it takes more than what you are suggesting to make a global currency. Having DNotes fly slightly under the radar for a while longer as wild swings in volatility return in bitcoin may not be a bad thing. "Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE". I feel like a broken record on this one. In order for mass adoption of any currency, the support has to come from OUTSIDE Bitcointalk, crypto, and tech. DNotes has reached more people who haven't a clue about crypto or technology than probably any other coin with the exception of bitcoin being taken up by people in the financial sector. As far as Alan's notebook goes... If I had a copy of Alan's notebook 20 years ago, I would have written my own book and been a very wealthy woman!! Maybe it's time for you to re-evaluate your investment objectives. There are lots of coins that doing nothing but try to keep up with the ever changing technology. Thank you, Chase. Very well said. |
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November 04, 2015, 03:24:36 PM |
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Maybe the outcome should be expanding of the block-chain technology - to be Entity that limits the use by a basic regulations features? (primary conditions for transactions) some of this direction may seperates between the bitcoin to -let say -it's more sophisticated coin -DNOTES. this might take digital coins to mass acceptence? Youch, that is a bit harsh. I thought Taiwan was fairly friendly when it came to digital currency. I'm not sure how that will be helpful for the Taiwanese people. I'm sure this won't stop criminals from using digital currency, but will certainly prevent the average person from using it and prevent business and technology development in Taiwan. Hi Mati, would you give us an example on this idea? Are you saying if coins are used for ransom for instance, they could be 'locked out' and not be spent? |
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November 04, 2015, 03:32:08 PM |
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Had a conference call with Tim and Alan yesterday, one of the things we would like to do is promote CRISP for Kids and CRISP for Students a bit more utilizing DCEBrief. Who or what organizations could we have for guest speakers on DCEBrief that might be interested in writing on these subjects?
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November 04, 2015, 05:17:38 PM |
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
First of all, DNotes is not going to be delisted and comments like that are more likely to be chuckled at than taken seriously. You've made your opionion very clear; I believe this is the third time you have told a team with decades of experience on the world stage in business, how to run things. We are all here precisely because things are done differently and any of us with real world experience outside of crypto, know it takes more than what you are suggesting to make a global currency. Having DNotes fly slightly under the radar for a while longer as wild swings in volatility return in bitcoin may not be a bad thing. "Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE". I feel like a broken record on this one. In order for mass adoption of any currency, the support has to come from OUTSIDE Bitcointalk, crypto, and tech. DNotes has reached more people who haven't a clue about crypto or technology than probably any other coin with the exception of bitcoin being taken up by people in the financial sector. As far as Alan's notebook goes... If I had a copy of Alan's notebook 20 years ago, I would have written my own book and been a very wealthy woman!! Maybe it's time for you to re-evaluate your investment objectives. There are lots of coins that doing nothing but try to keep up with the ever changing technology. Thank you, Chase. Very well said. Alan, I really think DNotes is on the right path. When your book comes out, more people will understand how DNotes is being built like a business, and that is something that differentiates it from the competition. |
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November 04, 2015, 05:53:54 PM |
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
First of all, DNotes is not going to be delisted and comments like that are more likely to be chuckled at than taken seriously. You've made your opionion very clear; I believe this is the third time you have told a team with decades of experience on the world stage in business, how to run things. We are all here precisely because things are done differently and any of us with real world experience outside of crypto, know it takes more than what you are suggesting to make a global currency. Having DNotes fly slightly under the radar for a while longer as wild swings in volatility return in bitcoin may not be a bad thing. "Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE". I feel like a broken record on this one. In order for mass adoption of any currency, the support has to come from OUTSIDE Bitcointalk, crypto, and tech. DNotes has reached more people who haven't a clue about crypto or technology than probably any other coin with the exception of bitcoin being taken up by people in the financial sector. As far as Alan's notebook goes... If I had a copy of Alan's notebook 20 years ago, I would have written my own book and been a very wealthy woman!! Maybe it's time for you to re-evaluate your investment objectives. There are lots of coins that doing nothing but try to keep up with the ever changing technology. Thank you, Chase. Very well said. Alan, I really think DNotes is on the right path. When your book comes out, more people will understand how DNotes is being built like a business, and that is something that differentiates it from the competition. Thanks, Brandon. You are correct. The path that DNotes has chosen is uniquely different for strategic reasons that not everyone can easily grasp. If it is that easy there would not have been that many business failures or so many struggling in the business world today. The book will help "more people (will) understand how DNotes is being built like a business." The opportunities and challenges for DNotes are of such extreme and massive scale it takes a rare breed, able and willing, to want to even take it on. This task is not for the amateur, the faint-hearted or anyone who lacks the tenacity, drive, and dedication. As will be reflected in the book, it takes the mastery and skill-sets of a very dedicated leader with the vision to see far into the future, coupled with the ability to turn those strategic plans into multi-missions - each with their own goals and objectives. The leader must create a purposeful and inspiring culture so that other leaders will be born and help pursue those missions. We are builders and have delivered what we promised; a new productive, mutually beneficial culture, in a chaotic industry; a digital currency with a trusted brand, and our own ecosystem that will lead to the formation of a for profit company. |
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November 04, 2015, 07:08:18 PM |
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Had a conference call with Tim and Alan yesterday, one of the things we would like to do is promote CRISP for Kids and CRISP for Students a bit more utilizing DCEBrief. Who or what organizations could we have for guest speakers on DCEBrief that might be interested in writing on these subjects?
Here are a couple articles that I have sent to Nick to see if he would be willing to write these topics: The importance of getting children involved in digital currency at an early age. Developing good saving habits with digital currency for children. (CRISP for Kids) The importance of getting students involved in digital currency at this early stage of it's development. (CRISP for Students) |
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Had a conference call with Tim and Alan yesterday, one of the things we would like to do is promote CRISP for Kids and CRISP for Students a bit more utilizing DCEBrief. Who or what organizations could we have for guest speakers on DCEBrief that might be interested in writing on these subjects?
Here are a couple articles that I have sent to Nick to see if he would be willing to write these topics: The importance of getting children involved in digital currency at an early age. Developing good saving habits with digital currency for children. (CRISP for Kids) The importance of getting students involved in digital currency at this early stage of it's development. (CRISP for Students) I would really like to see these articles written. They will be highly important and relevant to children and students who need more information and want to get started. Excellent topics! |
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November 04, 2015, 09:47:55 PM |
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One of the real concerns that we need to face is that with volume being so low (less than 1btc often) NOTE will soon risk being de-listed by the major exchanges unless trading picks up.
This is part of what I was trying to say before. To spur interest in NOTE people need to be able to buy it, and to buy it, it needs to remain on exchanges, which to do so it needs to be traded, which means it must be attractive to investors as a speculative instrument, which to do so means people need to feel like something, anything, is happening to drive the platform forwards.
To keep people interested they need to feel like they can make money. This is a simple statement of fact in crypto.
Without any of this, NOTE is just an idea in Alan's notebook. Like it or not, trading drives interest. Without something concrete and hopeful in the future, trade will shrivel and NOTE will disappear from the exchanges altogether. I know you don't like it, but this is a fact. Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE. The technology and the excitement must go hand in hand with the core mission and economic thesis, you can't just have one or the other. Otherwise it becomes an intellectual pursuit in a vaccum with no supporters pushing real money into the ecosystem.
Please just consider this.
First of all, DNotes is not going to be delisted and comments like that are more likely to be chuckled at than taken seriously. You've made your opionion very clear; I believe this is the third time you have told a team with decades of experience on the world stage in business, how to run things. We are all here precisely because things are done differently and any of us with real world experience outside of crypto, know it takes more than what you are suggesting to make a global currency. Having DNotes fly slightly under the radar for a while longer as wild swings in volatility return in bitcoin may not be a bad thing. "Something needs to happen to galvanise NEW people into wanting to buy and hold NOTE". I feel like a broken record on this one. In order for mass adoption of any currency, the support has to come from OUTSIDE Bitcointalk, crypto, and tech. DNotes has reached more people who haven't a clue about crypto or technology than probably any other coin with the exception of bitcoin being taken up by people in the financial sector. As far as Alan's notebook goes... If I had a copy of Alan's notebook 20 years ago, I would have written my own book and been a very wealthy woman!! Maybe it's time for you to re-evaluate your investment objectives. There are lots of coins that do nothing but try to keep up with the ever changing technology. Well put Chase. DNotes has a solid strategy and plan based on tried and true business principles and objectives. We need not worry so much about the immediate future or the current price, that is not the objective. Long term growth and market penetration take time. You can't saturate a market in 6 months, it takes years. Building a brand is the same way. First you need to identify your target customer base, research demographics and demand and only then can you modify your plan to achieve you stated objective. What DNotes will be doing is adapting and penetrating new markets over the next year or more. Before we can see value raise to where we would like it to be, we must build the markets ourselves. Success = A usefull product + value + hard work + intelligence + strategy + luck, in that order. And that's how you grow a business, local or global, it all works the same at it's core. And, having founded two corporations myself, Alan is the perfect professional to lead this project. His insight, work ethic, drive and determination along with the rest of the team will produce a winner, no doubt about that. |
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Dnotes' price stability at this second is a tribute to its community's steady hands! Our one-month chart is sweet. Wild swings in Btc's price at this second. (I'm sleeping on a mattress in front of my keyboard.) If you wanna get good goss, check the troll box here: https://btc-e.comAnd you can see the volume* on the Chinese exchanges at the bottom of this list: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets*It doesn't get listed in CMC's daily trading-volume stats 'cause the exchanges in question charge no fees. I learned this about three minutes ago.
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Had a conference call with Tim and Alan yesterday, one of the things we would like to do is promote CRISP for Kids and CRISP for Students a bit more utilizing DCEBrief. Who or what organizations could we have for guest speakers on DCEBrief that might be interested in writing on these subjects?
Here are a couple articles that I have sent to Nick to see if he would be willing to write these topics: The importance of getting children involved in digital currency at an early age. Developing good saving habits with digital currency for children. (CRISP for Kids) The importance of getting students involved in digital currency at this early stage of it's development. (CRISP for Students) I would really like to see these articles written. They will be highly important and relevant to children and students who need more information and want to get started. Excellent topics! I agree with Marc. It is said that digital currency and blockchain technology will touch every aspect of our lives, which means every young person wanting a meaningful job will have to be well versed (if not an expert) in the subject. The impact on this generation if they start investing / saving well thought out choices in digital currency, in the early stages of this industry will be phenomenal. Wouldn't it be amazing if the phrase 'student debt' disappeared in 15 or 20 years!  |
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November 05, 2015, 01:07:33 AM |
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Dnotes' price stability at this second is a tribute to its community's steady hands! Our one-month chart is sweet. Wild swings in Btc's price at this second. (I'm sleeping on a mattress in front of my keyboard.) If you wanna get good goss, check the troll box here: https://btc-e.comAnd you can see the volume* on the Chinese exchanges at the bottom of this list: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets*It doesn't get listed in CMC's daily trading-volume stats 'cause the exchanges in question charge no fees. I learned this about three minutes ago. I do always enjoy the new information you bring to this thread, and analysis IMZ. |
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