*INFORMATIVE* NobleCoin Founder addresses "The State of Alt Cryptocurrency."

[teknikk7]

Nice read!

[james6546]

It is good to hear people who aren't connected to Noble saying good things

[kresu]

It is good to hear people who aren't connected to Noble saying good things

Tell me about it haha

Yesterday, when I tried to recommend the doc on certain irc channel, I got only one reply:

kresu, spam
kresu, gtfo asap

[kr00t0n]

Good stuff! As a relative (4 months) newbie, I found it very interesting.

[cryptowho]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

[james6546]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

Yes, but the whole point in Noble is that the premine is completely transparent. The wallets are public and everything that the premine gets spent on is made available to see.

Nothing that has been achieved could have been done without the premine.

I think that before you judge us, give the doc a read, it is good stuff and applies to cryto as a whole 

[kresu]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

I'm not sure what you mean by "huge" but you can find all first hand info there:
https://www.noblemovement.com/a-history-insight-into-noblecoin-long/
(keyword: premine)

And there:
https://www.noblemovement.com/public-ledger/

I hope this helps to clarify a bit.

[murkster]

Everyones itching to tear noble a new one, dont think they belive there is any honest alt coin,  everything must be a scam.... sad...

[kresu]

Yeah.
But, instead, trollboxes became the most valuable source of reliable information.
Or the the most reliable source of valuable information?

[HCLivess]

Favourite quote:

"We’re constantly burning newcomers to the scene in the name of short-term profit. Every day this continues we’re destroying the chance of turning this million dollar industry into a billion (trillion?) dollar industry in the next five to ten years."

Yes, it is a nice analysis indeed.
Won't lie, I did not expect this from NOBL. Thank you, I am continuing to hold.

[adam1230]

Yes the fact that EVERYTHING that NOBLE has done has been transparent is enough alone to make you want to read something from a team with such integrity.

[n0wayman999]

Great read.

I dont know the future of this coin but it seems to me that those who mined it early are going to be very happy in the near future.

Marketplace that actually works, open and honest devs, coming bullion... top notch guys, good work.

[Hueristic]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

If the premine was for dumping it would have been dumped when he price was over 100 don't you think?

Some people just have no cognitive thinking ability.

[adam1230]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

If the premine was for dumping it would have been dumped when he price was over 100 don't you think?

Some people just have no cognitive thinking ability.

You mean when it was over 300 on coinmarket.io? Yeah that would have been the time.

[miKnutty]

is this the same noble that had a huge premine. dare i say one of the first premined coins of 2014?

If the premine was for dumping it would have been dumped when he price was over 100 don't you think?

Some people just have no cognitive thinking ability.

You mean when it was over 300 on coinmarket.io? Yeah that would have been the time.

The premine was worth $485,000 in January and the wallet balance didn't move. If that doesn't spell legitimacy from the founder of this coin then I don't know what does.

[iGotSpots]

People stepping over dollars to pick up a penny is nothing new. Especially here

[miKnutty]

People stepping over dollars to pick up a penny is nothing new. Especially here

Explain how that is relevant here please?

[adam1230]

People stepping over dollars to pick up a penny is nothing new. Especially here

Explain how that is relevant here please?

+1 does that mean your opinion is the dev should have not "stepped over dollars" and dumped at speculative price? 

[Polobyxa]

People stepping over dollars to pick up a penny is nothing new. Especially here

Explain how that is relevant here please?

+1 does that mean your opinion is the dev should have not "stepped over dollars" and dumped at speculative price? 

I would like to hear the explanation of this too.

iGotSpots, do you mind, please?

[FreeSocrates!]

Good read, thanks for this.