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Author Topic: [ANN][STD] StandardCoin - BUILT-IN EXCHANGE - Permanently Rising Rate  (Read 48003 times)
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March 26, 2014, 01:02:10 AM
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Can somebody plz tell me where to download the wallet? I can't find it on standardcoin.net  Huh
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gccgqeyxhipku62/Standardcoin-Qt-Windows-1.0.0.0-nopass.zip

I need the source as I don't have windows. Thank you anyway!

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Is this a windows only coin?
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March 26, 2014, 01:03:31 AM
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Can somebody plz tell me where to download the wallet? I can't find it on standardcoin.net  Huh
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gccgqeyxhipku62/Standardcoin-Qt-Windows-1.0.0.0-nopass.zip

I need the source as I don't have windows. Thank you anyway!

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Is this a windows only coin?

Mac OS: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z7hvwoalx7j7fhc/Standardcoin-Qt-Mac-1.0.0.1-nopass.zip
Source: https://github.com/standardcoin-dev/standardcoin
You can find those links at: https://standardcoin.net/
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March 26, 2014, 01:15:30 AM
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Interesting experiment, I hope it works out for everyone, yes including the devs. At least the idea is somewhat fresh, not sure how people are calling it a ponzi scheme unless there's hidden Ill intentions. Good luck Standard, stay true to the crypto world.
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March 26, 2014, 01:15:55 AM
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I'm a miner myself with a reasonably large farm. What's wrong with selling a little STD if people want to buy? RE: Pool fees - our fees are actually quite low, considering the considerably increased profitability we provide our miners, two full time staff members, servers, and the number of man-hours spent in development.

I appreciate your being a miner too ... that being said .....the three % of 1000MH currently on your pool is approx  30MH worth of coins that the community ...  members of the pool provide to you... much more than most people have . I think that the pool is a business as such shouldn't be selling against the community that provides the 30MH to you..      Im not saying you shouldn't sell your coins but maybe sell them from a personal account instead of the IPOminer account.   Separate your business of running a pool and your business of being a miner.  Just good business practice .  But maybe it doesn't seem odd to anyone else ....   just saying ...first time i've seen a pool operator do this kind of thing.
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March 26, 2014, 01:40:55 AM
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I'm a miner myself with a reasonably large farm. What's wrong with selling a little STD if people want to buy? RE: Pool fees - our fees are actually quite low, considering the considerably increased profitability we provide our miners, two full time staff members, servers, and the number of man-hours spent in development.

I appreciate your being a miner too ... that being said .....the three % of 1000MH currently on your pool is approx  30MH worth of coins that the community ...  members of the pool provide to you... much more than most people have . I think that the pool is a business as such shouldn't be selling against the community that provides the 30MH to you..      Im not saying you shouldn't sell your coins but maybe sell them from a personal account instead of the IPOminer account.   Separate your business of running a pool and your business of being a miner.  Just good business practice .  But maybe it doesn't seem odd to anyone else ....   just saying ...first time i've seen a pool operator do this kind of thing.
Keep in mind most of the money he's getting from these sales he pushes back into the development and sustaining the site itself, so it wouldn't make sense for him to sell from his personal account, because these are the business' coins, not his personal coins.

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March 26, 2014, 01:43:02 AM
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I'm a miner myself with a reasonably large farm. What's wrong with selling a little STD if people want to buy? RE: Pool fees - our fees are actually quite low, considering the considerably increased profitability we provide our miners, two full time staff members, servers, and the number of man-hours spent in development.

I appreciate your being a miner too ... that being said .....the three % of 1000MH currently on your pool is approx  30MH worth of coins that the community ...  members of the pool provide to you... much more than most people have . I think that the pool is a business as such shouldn't be selling against the community that provides the 30MH to you..      Im not saying you shouldn't sell your coins but maybe sell them from a personal account instead of the IPOminer account.   Separate your business of running a pool and your business of being a miner.  Just good business practice .  But maybe it doesn't seem odd to anyone else ....   just saying ...first time i've seen a pool operator do this kind of thing.

He did it right in open - right in front of you. LOL. 3% fee and high end support  Grin

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March 26, 2014, 01:52:52 AM
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Selling 1k STD for 0.5BTC+. PM if interested.

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March 26, 2014, 02:03:53 AM
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Can't sync the wallet, anyone can provide nodes?

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March 26, 2014, 02:14:08 AM
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I'm a miner myself with a reasonably large farm. What's wrong with selling a little STD if people want to buy? RE: Pool fees - our fees are actually quite low, considering the considerably increased profitability we provide our miners, two full time staff members, servers, and the number of man-hours spent in development.

I appreciate your being a miner too ... that being said .....the three % of 1000MH currently on your pool is approx  30MH worth of coins that the community ...  members of the pool provide to you... much more than most people have . I think that the pool is a business as such shouldn't be selling against the community that provides the 30MH to you..      Im not saying you shouldn't sell your coins but maybe sell them from a personal account instead of the IPOminer account.   Separate your business of running a pool and your business of being a miner.  Just good business practice .  But maybe it doesn't seem odd to anyone else ....   just saying ...first time i've seen a pool operator do this kind of thing.
Keep in mind most of the money he's getting from these sales he pushes back into the development and sustaining the site itself, so it wouldn't make sense for him to sell from his personal account, because these are the business' coins, not his personal coins.

And how do you know this? Are you the pool owner? How would you know what he does with the coin sales.    Im not trying to create an issue in fact I mine at IPO and multi pool  so I do truly appreciate the service  (even though the interface feels outdated) .  But it seems you know his motives and are speaking for him so maybe you are him.    Just seemed odd to see a pool operator hawking coins before they were on a market ....  Also thought it was odd for a multi pool to push up the hash rate and difficulty so quickly after a launch ....and kill the other pools incomes .... this kind of thing will kill scrypt coins from being put out in the future I suspect.. Just my personal observation   ..no real issues here.
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March 26, 2014, 02:23:57 AM
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And how do you know this? Are you the pool owner? How would you know what he does with the coin sales.    Im not trying to create an issue in fact I mine at IPO and multi pool  so I do truly appreciate the service  (even though the interface feels outdated) .  But it seems you know his motives and are speaking for him so maybe you are him.
No, I'm just someone that's often on the IRC channel.

Just seemed odd to see a pool operator hawking coins before they were on a market ....
You will understand the reason behind that very soon.

Also thought it was odd for a multi pool to push up the hash rate and difficulty so quickly after a launch ....and kill the other pools incomes .... this kind of thing will kill scrypt coins from being put out in the future I suspect.. Just my personal observation   ..no real issues here.
Which is a very good thing. There are Scrypt ASICs out, it's time for Scrypt to die. The sooner that happens, the better.

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March 26, 2014, 02:35:34 AM
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Im in!

Brillant Project!

Congratulation to Dev to be that Professional
and for the smooth Launch (was missing this from a long time!!)

I'm just a small miner (3.5MH) and a small investor, but im thinking to go 50%+ all in here,
I will support and watch, maybe the next big thing?!?

Im wondering what are your intention on promoting and on what market you are focus on
maybe i have some great ideas for this coin, would be great to get in contact with you DEV, if you wish send me a PM Smiley

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March 26, 2014, 02:57:08 AM
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
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March 26, 2014, 03:01:57 AM
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Generally you should post a link to your pool when advertising it. Just sayin'.

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March 26, 2014, 03:04:44 AM
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Generally you should post a link to your pool when advertising it. Just sayin'.

Click the picture, friend.

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March 26, 2014, 03:05:39 AM
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Block   Approx. Time   Transactions   Value Out   Difficulty   Outstanding   Average Age   Chain Age   % CoinDD

1   2014-03-18 20:56:25   1   300000000   0.0   300000050   0.000138889   893.559    0%\


75%  I think, let the author himself to play this coin.

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March 26, 2014, 03:06:40 AM
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Very strange name :)
will keep watching.
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March 26, 2014, 03:20:57 AM
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Quote from https://standardcoin.net/
"Example: 40 BTC is invested in total at the end of the Initial Price Valuation Phase. Investor A invested 10 BTC in this phase.
 Investor A will receive: 10/40 * 100,000,000 = 25,000,000 STD
 The AMC is now: 40 BTC.
 The GER is computed as follow: 40/400,000,000 = 0.000000010 BTC (= 10 Satoshi)"

So I have just invested 10 BTC and now have 25,000,000 worth 10 Satoshi = 2.5 BTC..... :/

The math above shows all initial investors will take an immediate 75% hit on profits.

Also typo on https://standardcoin.net/
Quote from https://standardcoin.net/
"Investor 1 decided to take profit. They sell 100,000,000 STD back to the store at the current GER rate which is 40 satoshi
 Investor 1 will receive 40 BTC.
 AMC is STILL 160 BTC
 GER is STILL 0.000000040 BTC (~ 40 satoshi)
 Stored STD is: 50,000,000 + 100,000,000 = 150,000,000 STD
The AMC is not affeted by this selling activity.
GER still stays at 40 satoshi no matter what."

This is incorrect as shown above Invester 1 (or A) didn't get 100,000,000 STD they got 25,000,000 and at 40 Sat they now have 10BTC their initial investment.


Sorry to be a troll...

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March 26, 2014, 03:29:04 AM
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
Why do you believe so? Just curious.

Basically the more invested the higher the return without the big farms dumping the price down. The only way this coin can be manipulated is by investing in it, the value literally can only go up. As stated if dev stays honest and plans on this being a very long project the only people losing are those that don't invest, and even then you can still invest later to catch a piece. Early adopters make the biggest return IF you hold, but also are taking the first investment risk. This is a big leap of faith, yet could be the best one in the end.

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March 26, 2014, 03:30:21 AM
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.

 Shocked even if things go smooth (which will not) just divide amc with mms and see what's your coin fixed price.
Just to help u out cause it seems u cant do a simple calculaltion
curently your mining coins have a fixed price of

1 std=7,08/400.000.000

in more simplified words if for example lets say you are mining with 3mh you ll take 500 coins per day  of aproximate fixed value of 1 satoshi.

if you mine some other 1 satoshi coin youll get 1.500.000
now 1.500.000>500

so you actually have a coin with fixed rate of zero and a happy developer.



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