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March 25, 2014, 06:32:59 PM
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GB Coin Launched


Please vote for GB Coin to be traded on Mintpal:
https://www.mintpal.com/voting



Linux: http://nodea1.gbcoinfoundation.org/gbcoind-12.04x64.zip
Source: http://nodea1.gbcoinfoundation.org/gbcoin-linux-src.zip
Windows: http://nodea1.gbcoinfoundation.org/gbcoin-win.zip
Mac: http://nodea1.gbcoinfoundation.org/gbcoin-Qt.dmg
Github: https://github.com/GBCoin-Foundation/gbcoin

Pools

NOMP: http://pool.nonstopdev.com/
XHASH: http://www.xhash.net/
POOLERINO: http://gbc.poolerino.com/
CRYPTOCOINZ: http://gb.crypto-coinz.com/

Exchanges

Please vote for GB Coin to be traded on Allcoin: https://www.allcoin.com/vote
Please vote for GB Coin to be traded on Swisscex: https://www.swisscex.com/voting

Explorers

Our own explorer:
http://explorer.gbcoinfoundation.org

3rd Party Explorers:
http://explorerino.com/chain/GBCoin
https://altexplorer.net/chain/GBCoin

Listed on cryptocoinrank.com
http://www.cryptocoinrank.com/GBcoin

Coin Technical Spec and Development

Algo PoW: Scrypt-N with Enhanced Kimoto Gravity Well (we may replace KGW with DigiShield);
Max Coins: 60,000,000;
Block Time: 2 minutes;
Block Reward: 20 coins;
Support for multi-wallets;
Support for automated recurring payments (direct debits);
Etc.

Core Team

Dave - developer;
Adrian - technical support and PR;
Sara - social media;

We also have support from numerous other people, including:

Craig McGee (RNIB registered) and our head wallet tester for blind/disabled;
Paul R successful, serial entrepreneur;
Etc.


What makes GB Coin a little different from the Alts? Here's a few things:

1. We are a real team who you can meet in Britain;
2. We will be running free crypto-workshops in Britain at many locations (first workshop in Worcester in April);
3. We are organizing the first Crypto Currency Convention in Birmingham (GB), early summer;
4. We are super passionate about making GB Coin a huge success;
5. We want to take GB Coin to the next level with hardware wallets and ATMs;

Resources and Additional Information

Official site: http://gbcoinfoundation.org
Blog: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org
Forum: http://forum.gbcoinfoundation.org
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gbcoin
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gbcoinfoundation

1% Premine explained here: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/the-1-gb-coin-premine/
Workshop details here: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/free-gb-coin-workshops/
GB Coin team info here: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/the-gb-coin-team/





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March 25, 2014, 06:34:14 PM
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we already have a GB coin, it's called The Pound £.
 Cheesy

but OK, i'll take the bait, please elaborate on this;


Support for automated recurring payments (direct debits);
Etc.


also, banks will give us a small interest rate on our £, do you have a proof of stake built into this?
What we all need is a coin that gives interest which is better than the interest a bank will give me on my nice new shiny 12-sided £coin.

Do you have this?

thanks.

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March 25, 2014, 06:37:37 PM
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This ones better  Wink No central bank, free workshops and 100,000 coin give-away: http://forum.gbcoinfoundation.org/forumdisplay.php/5-The-100-000-Coin-Give-Away!

we already have a GB coin, it's called The Pound £.
 Cheesy

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March 25, 2014, 06:41:22 PM
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Everything is transparent with a full disclosure raskul (see above): http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/the-1-gb-coin-premine/

This ones better  Wink No central bank, free workshops and 100,000 coin give-away: http://forum.gbcoinfoundation.org/forumdisplay.php/5-The-100-000-Coin-Give-Away!

we already have a GB coin, it's called The Pound £.
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yeah, i'm not interested in giveaways, all that tells me is that a coin has a premine.
I want to earn interest on my savings.

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March 25, 2014, 06:42:47 PM
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Everything is transparent with a full disclosure raskul (see above): http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/the-1-gb-coin-premine/

This ones better  Wink No central bank, free workshops and 100,000 coin give-away: http://forum.gbcoinfoundation.org/forumdisplay.php/5-The-100-000-Coin-Give-Away!

we already have a GB coin, it's called The Pound £.
 Cheesy

yeah, i'm not interested in giveaways, all that tells me is that a coin has a premine.
I want to earn interest on my savings.

I didn't say that your premine was undesirable, I just said that I am not interested in it. I have the right to refuse a giveaway? do I not?

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If you're only interested in fiat and interest why are you posting on a crypto currency forum?

i'm interested in lots of things, alas, not your presumptions.

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March 25, 2014, 06:52:16 PM
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There's no PoS in GB Coin but it is something we could consider in the future if there is enough interest and the logic is fully understood.

At the moment, probably less than 1% of the British population have any real knowledge of crypto-currencies. Our main goal is to educate people about cryptos and get them involved. How? Via free workshops and free GB Coins for the students.

It's gonna be fun ride!


we already have a GB coin, it's called The Pound £.
 Cheesy

but OK, i'll take the bait, please elaborate on this;


Support for automated recurring payments (direct debits);
Etc.


also, banks will give us a small interest rate on our £, do you have a proof of stake built into this?
What we all need is a coin that gives interest which is better than the interest a bank will give me on my nice new shiny 12-sided £coin.

Do you have this?

thanks.

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March 25, 2014, 06:55:48 PM
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There's no PoS in GB Coin but it is something we could consider in the future if there is enough interest and the logic is fully understood.

At the moment, probably less than 1% of the British population have any real knowledge of crypto-currencies. Our main goal is to educate people about cryptos and get them involved. How? Via free workshops and free GB Coins for the students.

It's gonna be fun ride!



ok thanks.
count me in. I appreciate how much work you have put into this and i'm willing to help where I can.
I do see the future of crypto in proof of stake, and I also believe that it has yet to be perfected. So there is a long way to go. However, i won't be mining GB Coin and I don't want the giveaway... happy to play with it on the toy exchanges when it's listed.

best wishes,

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March 25, 2014, 07:03:19 PM
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We are not targeting the average Britain, we are focused on those that have an interest in crypto-currencies and then we'll educate them about the benefits. We are in this for the long-term.


If you're only interested in fiat and interest why are you posting on a crypto currency forum?

i'm interested in lots of things, alas, not your presumptions.
Your first two questions relate to fiat and interest, apologies for the presumption. Clearly I have misinterpreted your interests ;-)

yes, because the first thing that the general british public will do is question the coin's comparability with what they already have in their pockets.

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Most bank accounts have a direct debit feature for recurring payments. For example, for paying netflix a recurring fee for using their service.




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Support for automated recurring payments (direct debits);
Etc.




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Most bank accounts have a direct debit feature for recurring payments. For example, for paying netflix a recurring fee for using their service.




[quote  link=topic=530308.msg5896924#msg5896924 date=1395772379]

Support for automated recurring payments (direct debits);
Etc.




thanks.
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yes, i'm not stupid. what I meant was elaborate on the implementation of this to the wallet.

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I love coins that have a cap of less than a billion!
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March 25, 2014, 07:26:09 PM
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We've done our market research! Our workshops will be pretty full.

Not only do we cover the basics of cryptos, we cover more advanced stuff.

More info here: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/free-gb-coin-workshops/

At the workshops will be £2k mining rigs.




We are not targeting the average Britain, we are focused on those that have an interest in crypto-currencies and then we'll educate them about the benefits. We are in this for the long-term.


If you're only interested in fiat and interest why are you posting on a crypto currency forum?

i'm interested in lots of things, alas, not your presumptions.
Your first two questions relate to fiat and interest, apologies for the presumption. Clearly I have misinterpreted your interests ;-)

yes, because the first thing that the general british public will do is question the coin's comparability with what they already have in their pockets.


so. whilst not trying to target the average brit, you are hosting workshops and offering bounties to 'get the word out'
if your target market really is 'geeks with no social skills' you may find those workshops a tad empty. can we do your workshops via skype?  Cheesy

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OK, one last question.. what will you do after the 18th September?
don't you think you are a bit late to the party?

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/25/bitcoin-goes-national-with-scotcoin-auroracoin





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We have several national journalists interested, we've done more research and networking than you can imagine  Cheesy

OK, one last question.. what will you do after the 18th September?
don't you think you are a bit late to the party?

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/25/bitcoin-goes-national-with-scotcoin-auroracoin

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Absolutely PT!

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The main goal of the GB Coin Team is to make the coin a resounding success. This will be achieved via the workshops, blog, forum, wallet development, and persistent promotion. They also aim to get the value of GB Coin to £3 and more and for it to become stable (minimal volatility).

If you mine/invest in GB Coin and we reach our goal, you will be rewarded handsomely!

Our team will switch from part-time to full-time once GB Coin is around £3 and pretty much stable.

I love coins that have a cap of less than a billion!

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March 25, 2014, 07:44:43 PM
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Yeah, the UK Government suck. That's one of the reasons for our persistence with crypto-currencies.

We got plenty of articles coming to the blog. Here's one: http://blog.gbcoinfoundation.org/fake-austerity-measures-in-great-britain/

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Most people don't understand the control and manipulation by central banks.

Great image here from FB.


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Updated first post with banner. Let us know what you think.

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Updated first post with banner. Let us know what you think.
Yeah like that, looks like an actual coin too as opposed to a badge like some of them.
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