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[alexje]

Is coinpod already connected to coinmarketcap?

What do you all think, should we get Pawn to Coinwarz?

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[maccie]

When promotions start?

[tosha001]

please tell me. on coinpod two-factor authentication joined me. but I didn't set up. how do I turn them off?
now can't log in to my account
Incorrect Two Factor Authentication

[maccie]

any interest on PAWNCOIN/USD market on coinpod.net

Cryptsy cryptostocks pages they tell lot of requirements for USD markets.

Do you also have these same requirements?

https://cryptostocks.com/securities/57

[MsCollec]

please tell me. on coinpod two-factor authentication joined me. but I didn't set up. how do I turn them off?
now can't log in to my account
Incorrect Two Factor Authentication

I got locked out too, i enabled the 2FA but didn't scan the code. Send your email id to pawnco.in

[tosha001]

please tell me. on coinpod two-factor authentication joined me. but I didn't set up. how do I turn them off? now can't log in to my account Incorrect Two Factor Authentication

  I got locked out too, i enabled the 2FA but didn't scan the code. Send your email id to pawnco.in

thank

[provenceday]

 

seems somebody just want to dump his pawncoin

[maccie]

seems somebody just want to dump his pawncoin

Yeah, lot of dumping 3000->2400 satoshi and price have always recovered. There must be point when holders have more coins than dumpers :p.

[richardn1987]

seems somebody just want to dump his pawncoin

Yeah, lot of dumping 3000->2400 satoshi and price have always recovered. There must be point when holders have more coins than dumpers :p.

Im buying all the cheap pawn 

[a244495766]

Everyone to vote to mintpal with a little money

[a244495766]

Pawn prices fall too much

[Tomatocage]

Guys, think about it. Loan for alts or any currency is useless. Why should people not sell their coins directly for btc and then usd? Loans are for people who do not have money. Alts are money. Pls take physical collateral as a real pawnshop or aboundon this, it just makes no sence.

Brute-force and highly inefficient. First, you take the hit of exchange fees to sell your coins. Next you take the hit when you withdraw your coins...and you have to do this TWICE. Once to convert your altcoins, the second to convert back to altcoins after you're done. Oh yeah, should the alt happen to skyrocket during that time, you're SOL when you go to buy back in. You can avoid all this by simply using your altcoin as collateral and you get back ALL of your coins after the loan is settled.

[provenceday]

Guys, think about it. Loan for alts or any currency is useless. Why should people not sell their coins directly for btc and then usd? Loans are for people who do not have money. Alts are money. Pls take physical collateral as a real pawnshop or aboundon this, it just makes no sence.

Brute-force and highly inefficient. First, you take the hit of exchange fees to sell your coins. Next you take the hit when you withdraw your coins...and you have to do this TWICE. Once to convert your altcoins, the second to convert back to altcoins after you're done. Oh yeah, should the alt happen to skyrocket during that time, you're SOL when you go to buy back in. You can avoid all this by simply using your altcoin as collateral and you get back ALL of your coins after the loan is settled.

that‘s right.

[provenceday]

i am buying more cheap pawncoin now.

[provenceday]

after dump end, no one want to dump his coin again.

[richardn1987]

Pawn prices fall too much

Profit from the bargain

[pastet89]

Guys, think about it. Loan for alts or any currency is useless. Why should people not sell their coins directly for btc and then usd? Loans are for people who do not have money. Alts are money. Pls take physical collateral as a real pawnshop or aboundon this, it just makes no sence.

Brute-force and highly inefficient. First, you take the hit of exchange fees to sell your coins. Next you take the hit when you withdraw your coins...and you have to do this TWICE. Once to convert your altcoins, the second to convert back to altcoins after you're done. Oh yeah, should the alt happen to skyrocket during that time, you're SOL when you go to buy back in. You can avoid all this by simply using your altcoin as collateral and you get back ALL of your coins after the loan is settled.

What about the rest 90% when alts price will go down as hell, which is general trend on all alts. Then loaner will choose not to return loan and pawnshop owners will be left with empty bags. I think only BTC might be an offer here. However, also, when users get PAWNs for loan they need to sell them to exchange too in order to get USD. What is difference from selling directly the alts and not bothering with pawns? I am sure that when people need money they will straight sell. Also do not forget the pawn interest, which is definately higher than all exchange fees I suppose.

[tAP]

Guys, think about it. Loan for alts or any currency is useless. Why should people not sell their coins directly for btc and then usd? Loans are for people who do not have money. Alts are money. Pls take physical collateral as a real pawnshop or aboundon this, it just makes no sence.

Brute-force and highly inefficient. First, you take the hit of exchange fees to sell your coins. Next you take the hit when you withdraw your coins...and you have to do this TWICE. Once to convert your altcoins, the second to convert back to altcoins after you're done. Oh yeah, should the alt happen to skyrocket during that time, you're SOL when you go to buy back in. You can avoid all this by simply using your altcoin as collateral and you get back ALL of your coins after the loan is settled.

+1.  I don't know why people don't see a use for this - I COULD ACTUALLY USE THIS MYSELF!

Although I will say I don't think loans should be given out strictly in Pawncoin since there are other situations warranting loans as well, such as needing USD, and having to sell the Pawns you are loaned on an exchange (plus taking the hit on both sides in and out) makes it too difficult.  

Edit:  Okay, also I wanted to ask, have we decided on a fixed pawn rate yet for loans?  Or are we going by market price?  If that's the case, what decides market price, do we just take what the price is at currently even though volume is usually thin?

[tosha001]

I think we need to apply market price

[addictminer]

Any news when this is hitting mintpal and cryptsy?