Gelbstich
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March 23, 2014, 05:33:23 PM |
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Looks like half the mined coins are owned by 1 giant address who owns basically half of the coins. That could be good or bad... I've had Agran the developer to make this TOP 100 FLUTTERCOIN Address for fun. Now you guys can see the richest fluttercoin supporters. Try it out, put your address in and search. http://agran.net/flt_getbalance.phphttp://agran.net/flt_getbalance.php?top=100If you want to donate FLT to the creator: FK68Wt4ayapyZXDwjbcEro6cMF4ungPK7j My address: FSqYr2p5NdCLGzRqMoXxVWtuZTWEedw1cA 36 million+ FLT coins?? O_O perhaps this wallet is owned by Bter or Mintpal? Could be... I'm not sure how the exchanges handle funds etc Maybe FEpZtC6JHLprKLeczimSV5bzkTHADrDDz5 is the cold wallet of bter. I guess many people didn't bother to download the wallet for themselves at this point, but are storing their fluttercoins at an exchange.
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axo
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March 23, 2014, 05:36:38 PM |
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Looks like half the mined coins are owned by 1 giant address who owns basically half of the coins. That could be good or bad... I've had Agran the developer to make this TOP 100 FLUTTERCOIN Address for fun. Now you guys can see the richest fluttercoin supporters. Try it out, put your address in and search. http://agran.net/flt_getbalance.phphttp://agran.net/flt_getbalance.php?top=100If you want to donate FLT to the creator: FK68Wt4ayapyZXDwjbcEro6cMF4ungPK7j My address: FSqYr2p5NdCLGzRqMoXxVWtuZTWEedw1cA 36 million+ FLT coins?? O_O perhaps this wallet is owned by Bter or Mintpal? Could be... I'm not sure how the exchanges handle funds etc The bigger wallet is owned by Bter. I checked the transaction of one my withdraw, and that address is in the input of the transaction.
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 06:29:55 PM |
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The bigger wallet is owned by Bter. I checked the transaction of one my withdraw, and that address is in the input of the transaction.
there aren't very many coins for sale of bter, i'm guessing it's most likely what someone said earlier, people are just using bter as their wallet.
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 06:31:55 PM |
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does anyone know if the second address is mintpal?
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homeiss
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March 23, 2014, 06:35:21 PM |
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does anyone know if the second address is mintpal?
Yeah, I'm thinking the second address is mintpal... The third address is yours correct?
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Pass the Flutter: F7PjYAf7stemsejKHWarkjC1sb5FqbsnhZ
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 06:42:27 PM |
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does anyone know if the second address is mintpal?
Yeah, I'm thinking the second address is mintpal... The third address is yours correct? no, i have a few smaller addresses. it's from mining from different pools. i personally have 2.4 million, and my gf has 1.1 million, so there are about 8 addresses that we have that are smaller-ish
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 06:50:24 PM |
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those dumps that happen on mintpal every couple of hours are most likely a multipool that just dumps at the best price people are buying at. so yesterday i would sell on bter, and then put in a large buy order for a low price on mintpal. it's a bit risky, but it works. i got about 10,000 extra coins doing it that way. it's a bit nerve wracking so i'm gonna chill out on that.
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Halofire
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March 23, 2014, 06:55:54 PM |
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Exchanges love PoS... Some claim to 'shut off' staking using a modded wallet... Right.
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OC Development - oZwWbQwz6LAkDLa2pHsEH8WSD2Y3LsTgFt SMC Development - SgpYdoVz946nLBF2hF3PYCVQYnuYDeQTGu Friendly reminder: Back up your wallet.dat files!!
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moonpool
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March 23, 2014, 08:15:02 PM |
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ATTENTION:
Fluttercoin network is either being attacked, or something has forked.
There are multiple pools getting pure orphans, some pools getting a few orphans, but the fact remains, almost 100% of the big pools are getting orphans in the last 10 or 20 blocks.
Can a developer please check in to this?
There isn't anything to check, giant multipools with multi-GH of hashrate keep jumping on and off, there's nothing you can do about orphans when they don't give a shit about the network and just jump on and submit their large chains. If this is a "attack" these days, it's becoming the norm for every coin, that's for sure.
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 08:51:45 PM |
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can anyone school me on how the price of flt will be affected if btc rises? it will make flt go lower, right?
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Gelbstich
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March 23, 2014, 08:55:29 PM Last edit: March 23, 2014, 09:14:03 PM by Gelbstich |
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ATTENTION:
Fluttercoin network is either being attacked, or something has forked.
There are multiple pools getting pure orphans, some pools getting a few orphans, but the fact remains, almost 100% of the big pools are getting orphans in the last 10 or 20 blocks.
Can a developer please check in to this?
There isn't anything to check, giant multipools with multi-GH of hashrate keep jumping on and off, there's nothing you can do about orphans when they don't give a shit about the network and just jump on and submit their large chains. If this is a "attack" these days, it's becoming the norm for every coin, that's for sure. Once the price rises again the standard hashrate will rise as well and the network will get more stable and immune to multipools. can anyone school me on how the price of flt will be affected if btc rises? it will make flt go lower, right?
The flt/btc isn't directly affected by the btc/usd price. Only the flt/usd rate changes if the btc/usd changes. But there are no flt/usd exchanges yet anyway.
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YoyodyneSystems
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March 23, 2014, 09:52:49 PM |
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Does any investor or supporters get worried that there are unlimited coins? There might be over 2 billion coins by next year. Even if you're holding a million or more coins at the current price, how do you think it'll hold up when the supply will be at over more than 10 times. That seems to be the difference between this alt coin and others that have a set amount. Wouldn't the price drop as there are more coins. That's how the marketcap value as a whole seems to be getting larger and not cause the coin prices are going up.
Your thoughts?
The large price increases will happen long long before coin amounts become an issue. Right now there is someone buying up tons of the coin and the only reason people do that is to push the price up super high in the near term and not 1 year away. Aka -- don't hold the coins for months. Hell... inlcuding BTC. Not many coins I would hold for months heh.
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 10:01:51 PM |
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the market cap is all that matters, not how many coins are generated. if it gets popular, the $ put into it will outpace the coins mined.
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seattletu
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March 23, 2014, 10:03:45 PM |
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it's already been at the top of coinwarz many times the last few days, it's definitely getting popular. i think we just need to start getting the word out that this isn't a clone coin it's a new style of coin. people just don't know about it yet.
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bitcoinrocks
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March 24, 2014, 12:06:20 AM |
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Couldn't the sporadically high volume be coming from somebody selling to themselves in order to pump up the volume stats?
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tabnk
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March 24, 2014, 12:18:37 AM |
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Value dropped at bter ...
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bitcoinrocks
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March 24, 2014, 12:41:47 AM |
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It seems like whoever is dumping doesn't let the price go below a certain level.
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seattletu
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March 24, 2014, 12:50:22 AM |
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it really just seems like it's a fast auto-dump. i would be surprised if it wasn't an auto converting pool. something like middlecoin for example. mine a bunch, dump them every few hours and convert to btc.
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seattletu
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March 24, 2014, 01:21:03 AM |
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coin dumping doesn't matter, ultimately what matters is how popular the coin gets. imagine all the people that dumped bitcoin when it was at 50 cents each. obviously dumping didn't stop the coin.
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