[MZC] MazaCoin *National Currency of the Traditional Lakota Nation* | NEW THREAD

[serejandmyself]

Who wants to predict the rise after the hardfork? 

[Mathgamain]

"Who wants to predict the rise after the hardfork?"

The rise will be hard for an average person to comprehend + if the Lakota leaders unite with us in this defiance of tyranny.

[serejandmyself]

"Who wants to predict the rise after the hardfork?"

The rise will be hard for an average person to comprehend + if the Lakota leaders unite with us in this defiance of tyranny.

What did you mean by that?

[Mathgamain]

I meant the the hard fork united with the Lakota leaders support can cause an epic rise of mzc price. I still prefer steady and slow rise for it's sustainability.

[serejandmyself]

i was more on a guessing wave when asking the question.... i meant prediction of the rise in price, mine is 100 satoshi

[Mathgamain]

Well, it depends on the Lakota leaders but I say 2000satoshi

[boxxa]

I think the hype of this coin is over. The price will remain low as most bag holders will dump on any sign of a increase. The limited money available for altcoins has moved elsewhere and I doub't this coin will see a hold over 100 sats every again.

There needs to be almost 3 BTC invested to move the coin to 70 sats on Mintpal.

[WalkerIVIV]

I think the hype of this coin is over. The price will remain low as most bag holders will dump on any sign of a increase. The limited money available for altcoins has moved elsewhere and I doub't this coin will see a hold over 100 sats every again.

There needs to be almost 3 BTC invested to move the coin to 70 sats on Mintpal.

Bagholders? Everyone can be bagholder buying maza with 1BTC on there

[Mathgamain]

Boxxa, wit ur logic everyone who bought BTC at 3 dollars are bagholders. BTC exist becourse of its fundamental function. MZC is more than anon or colorcoin, and more than a hype. It is a key for the Lakotas to open their shackels. But nobody can force then to turn the key, they must do it themself.

Our position is exiciting - The Lakotas don't care of mzc becourse it has very little value. The BTC investors don't want to give mzc value becourse the Lakota leaders don't support it. P Harris could perhaps break this circle, let us see. He has strenght of ten men.

[perezoso]

Our position is exiciting - The Lakotas don't care of mzc becourse it has very little value. The BTC investors don't want to give mzc value becourse the Lakota leaders don't support it. P Harris could perhaps break this circle, let us see. He has strenght of ten men.

What?  Have you been reading the comments of his Filipina friends on social networking sites? 

Maybe I'll sell some crumbs of other altcoin holdings and buy a few more MZC, just for old times' sake.  Still wish this coin would work.  Not sure the management has what it takes, although it's improving.

[stompix]

Boxxa, wit ur logic everyone who bought BTC at 3 dollars are bagholders. BTC exist becourse of its fundamental function. MZC is more than anon or colorcoin, and more than a hype. It is a key for the Lakotas to open their shackels. But nobody can force then to turn the key, they must do it themself.

Our position is exiciting - The Lakotas don't care of mzc becourse it has very little value. The BTC investors don't want to give mzc value becourse the Lakota leaders don't support it. P Harris could perhaps break this circle, let us see. He has strenght of ten men.

He has the strength of 10 really weak men.

The lakota don't care about any coin. How can they even dream of using mazacoin? Do you know the harsh reality of how those guys live?
Btc investors don't wnat to give this coin value because it was a hype nation coin , and that hype is long dead.

[serejandmyself]

even 100 sats is almost a 400% rise

[Mathgamain]

"What?  Have you been reading the comments of his Filipina friends on social networking sites?"

-> No, what do they say?

"The lakota don't care about any coin. How can they even dream of using mazacoin? Do you know the harsh reality of how those guys live?
Btc investors don't wnat to give this coin value because it was a hype nation coin , and that hype is long dead."

-> Well, first the BTC investors gave mzc a 12million marketcap, then the Lakota leaders did not want to make the currency official. Now I believe it's their turn. By making mzc official they could set the spark.

Hopefully some other tribe will see the potential that mzc can offer. It is now the Native Americans turn (as I said the BTC investors all ready proved on the month of may what is possible).

[stompix]

"What?  Have you been reading the comments of his Filipina friends on social networking sites?"

-> No, what do they say?

"The lakota don't care about any coin. How can they even dream of using mazacoin? Do you know the harsh reality of how those guys live?
Btc investors don't wnat to give this coin value because it was a hype nation coin , and that hype is long dead."

-> Well, first the BTC investors gave mzc a 12million marketcap, then the Lakota leaders did not want to make the currency official. Now I believe it's their turn. By making mzc official they could set the spark.

Hopefully some other tribe will see the potential that mzc can offer. It is now the Native Americans turn (as I said the BTC investors all ready proved on the month of may what is possible).

What potential? What is special about the coin? Only the name.
You and I can make easily another mazacoin with the same specifications and it will reach probably the same value with nothing to back it up.

Go and launch another bitcoin , will it reach 600$/coin?

[WalkerIVIV]

"What?  Have you been reading the comments of his Filipina friends on social networking sites?"

-> No, what do they say?

"The lakota don't care about any coin. How can they even dream of using mazacoin? Do you know the harsh reality of how those guys live?
Btc investors don't wnat to give this coin value because it was a hype nation coin , and that hype is long dead."

-> Well, first the BTC investors gave mzc a 12million marketcap, then the Lakota leaders did not want to make the currency official. Now I believe it's their turn. By making mzc official they could set the spark.

Hopefully some other tribe will see the potential that mzc can offer. It is now the Native Americans turn (as I said the BTC investors all ready proved on the month of may what is possible).

What potential? What is special about the coin? Only the name.
You and I can make easily another mazacoin with the same specifications and it will reach probably the same value with nothing to back it up.

Go and launch another bitcoin , will it reach 600$/coin?

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

[stompix]

"What?  Have you been reading the comments of his Filipina friends on social networking sites?"

-> No, what do they say?

"The lakota don't care about any coin. How can they even dream of using mazacoin? Do you know the harsh reality of how those guys live?
Btc investors don't wnat to give this coin value because it was a hype nation coin , and that hype is long dead."

-> Well, first the BTC investors gave mzc a 12million marketcap, then the Lakota leaders did not want to make the currency official. Now I believe it's their turn. By making mzc official they could set the spark.

Hopefully some other tribe will see the potential that mzc can offer. It is now the Native Americans turn (as I said the BTC investors all ready proved on the month of may what is possible).

What potential? What is special about the coin? Only the name.
You and I can make easily another mazacoin with the same specifications and it will reach probably the same value with nothing to back it up.

Go and launch another bitcoin , will it reach 600$/coin?

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

It' snot the number of coins nor the age of the coins who determine the price of a coin.
It's the market , and the market says mazacoin is going down

[murraypaul]

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

BTC is being used, and therefore has perceived value.
MazaCoin isn't, and so doesn't.

[WalkerIVIV]

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

BTC is being used, and therefore has perceived value.
MazaCoin isn't, and so doesn't.

do you all listen yourself? Mazacoin is 3 months old project ( Bitcoin in that age had no value, nonone use it and noone care about it - 1 pizza take 10 000BTC it´s more than 1 000 000MZC compared about numbers of maximum coin so MZC have bigger value than BTC in that age ..wake up all)

[murraypaul]

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

BTC is being used, and therefore has perceived value.
MazaCoin isn't, and so doesn't.

do you all listen yourself? Mazacoin is 3 months old project ( Bitcoin in that age had no value, nonone use it and noone care about it - 1 pizza take 10 000BTC it´s more than 1 000 000MZC compared about numbers of maximum coin so MZC have bigger value than BTC in that age ..wake up all)

BTC is the virtual currency, it has the history, the press, and what little adoption there is.
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of altcoins now, and no rational reason to think that any of them (or at least any of the simple clones) will ever amount to anything.
At the current price of 20 satoshis, the entire 50M coin premine is worth 10 BTC, or about $6500.
Why would a tribe, having decided to use a virtual currency in the first place, decide (acting rationally) to use MazaCoin, rather than just spending $6500 to create their own 'National Reserve' and 'Tribal Trust'?
The only point was the premine. The premine is now almost worthless. So what is the point?

[owlhooter]

BTC is 5 years old project with same "olderly" as MZC should BTC stay at 0,5 dollars ( almost same marketcap with number of coins) so there is really no difference

BTC is being used, and therefore has perceived value.
MazaCoin isn't, and so doesn't.

do you all listen yourself? Mazacoin is 3 months old project ( Bitcoin in that age had no value, nonone use it and noone care about it - 1 pizza take 10 000BTC it´s more than 1 000 000MZC compared about numbers of maximum coin so MZC have bigger value than BTC in that age ..wake up all)

BTC is the virtual currency, it has the history, the press, and what little adoption there is.
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of altcoins now, and no rational reason to think that any of them (or at least any of the simple clones) will ever amount to anything.
At the current price of 20 satoshis, the entire 50M coin premine is worth 10 BTC, or about $6500.
Why would a tribe, having decided to use a virtual currency in the first place, decide (acting rationally) to use MazaCoin, rather than just spending $6500 to create their own 'National Reserve' and 'Tribal Trust'?
The only point was the premine. The premine is now almost worthless. So what is the point?

 

And again we have the issue of people valuing MZC against bitcoin and the USD.  Mazacoin was designed to be used as a currency of a tribal nation.  If they can start using it  on the reserve they can make their own value for it in goods and services without equating it to BTC or fiat.  It will be how much MZC does a loaf of bread cost me.  At that point it can bring more value to other investors.  Not just as a quick dump to BTC and fiat.  Sure there will have to be a conversion rate somewhere for importing/exporting from the reserve, but if they are using it then value can come.  The Lakota are one of the poorest people in the country and this coin hopes to help relieve that poverty.