www.gcn.zone or www.gcncoin.com our exchange is called www.ircex.com

[zagorx1]

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on poolmin.com


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Code:

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[Greglab]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

Hi

Many thanks,

We will look at those ideas.

best
Greg

[mmartinez]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

Hi

Many thanks,

We will look at those ideas.

best
Greg

Greg -
I am loving everything you and the team are working on!!!  It is incredible to see this coin being developed into a force to be reckoned with. 
Keep Up The Great Work!!!!

Regards,

Marvin

[Violetta Shigina]

Hi guys. I wanted to find out whether these coins have already gone to any stock exchange?

[llvlludassar]

i have around 10 million coins on cryptopia bought them expensive when coins was pumped, i want to hold them for long now. My question , is there anyway to stake them and grow number of coins to minimise my buying cost?

[four3200]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

UNO
PAC
$PAC
POT
UBQ
POP

wanna play too  

Here's a thought.  
Low or almost free fees for HODLrs of the coins.

[of course donations to pay for the cost would supplement the operations cost gap]
 

[Larricb]

It would be cool to see other cryptos added but also cool if they added coins like others based off a percentage of volume to get listed. Like a pay to get listed. Or a vote to get listed like others do that could bring revenue to site and traffic. It would help pay for advertising exchange in my opinion.

Also a referral program implemented like binance or kucoin did. Let ppl pass the word around and when someone signs up with the link they would get a small percentage for that link.  Just my opinion.

[crypt0kid]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

Hi

Many thanks,

We will look at those ideas.

best
Greg

Thanks Greg!

[crypt0kid]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

UNO
PAC
$PAC
POT
UBQ
POP

wanna play too  

Here's a thought.  
Low or almost free fees for HODLrs of the coins.

[of course donations to pay for the cost would supplement the operations cost gap]
 

four3200,
The only decent coin in your list is UBQ. The rest are all shitcoins. At least suggest some solid and viable coins, if you're going to make some suggestions. Also, the coins should have strong communities that will support the coin being listed on a new exchange. No one wants an exchange full of pump and dump shitcoins. Funny story, I heard that someone got their account hacked and all of his coins were stolen except the PAC coins. That's when you know a coin isn't worth anything...when a hacker takes all of your other coins and leaves you with PAC coins. 

[Violetta Shigina]

Hi guys. I wanted to find out whether these coins have already gone to any stock exchange?

[rumplehash]

Great going on the whitepaper draft Greg. It is a very succinct consolidation of the personality of GCN. Your commitment to GCN is commendable. Looking forward to great things with GCN. Thanks.

http://gcn.zone/white-paper.html

[trax0r]

Hi

gCn's exchange is expected to initially include

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Doge
gCn
Bitcoin cash
Dash
Ethereum
Verge

Best
Greg

Greg,
How about adding Bitcore (BTX)? The BTX is considered by some as the most clever Bitcoin fork and it's been around since April 2017, which is a lot longer than Bitcoin Cash.

Here are few other coins with great communities that would love to be listed.

LISK
QTUM
OmiseGO
MicroMoney
NVO
Wagerr
Payfair

UNO
PAC
$PAC
POT
UBQ
POP

wanna play too  

Here's a thought.  
Low or almost free fees for HODLrs of the coins.

[of course donations to pay for the cost would supplement the operations cost gap]
 

If you list UNO, don´t forget DUO, too.

[nonontech]

I know this is a silly question, but does anyone remember names of websites that we could exchange gCn at the time bleutrade delisted it? I transferred out some gCn coins from bluetrade, but now, I cannot remember where I had transferred  

[M.minor]

I remember Greg, told GCN it's interesting to see in 10 years, emm .... much is being solved by huge money, advanced exchanges, marketing, twitter and conference, Circulating DOGE113 322 139 108, Volume (24h)) $ 20 101 700 USD-developers were able to transfer DOGE  in the test network Ethereum Rinkeby, thus demonstrating the possibility of interaction between two blockers - and what is waiting for GCN, Volume (24h) $ 4,894 USD Circulating 152 026 160 000 GCN?

[trax0r]

News about CoinsMarkets Exchange:

CoinsMarkets Exchange Resumes Withdrawals After Major Outage

Users of the CoinsMarkets exchange will be pleased to hear that the owners did not pull an exit scam after all. After weeks of inactivity, the platform is opening up Electra withdrawals again. All other currencies are still unavailable at this point, but it is an important first step regardless.

CoinsMarkets Starts to Open Withdrawals
It has not been a good start to 2018 for the CoinsMarkets exchange so far. More specifically, the company has dealt with many different issues in the past few weeks, and some users were growing concerned that the platform’s owners had pulled a major exit scam. With withdrawals being unavailable most of the time, it quickly became evident something was seriously wrong with this relatively unknown trading platform.

CoinsMarkets’ issues began on January 3 when the platform announced it was dealing with serious server issues. The team claimed to be fixing the problems, but it has taken a lot longer than most people had expected to get things back in order. This delay is not to most people’s liking, even though it seems the company has a fair explanation for what has been going on.

The company explains their lack of communication has been a big problem. However, the CoinsMarkets exchange is run by a handful of people. One of the senior members left the company in late 2017, which created a few problems for the company. Faced with an influx of new users shortly afterward, the system simply couldn’t hold up. We have seen other (larger) exchanges suffer from similar issues in this regard.

Thanks to its database partially corrupting, CoinsMarkets couldn’t even complete regular transactions. As such, it had to freeze withdrawals. This decision has led to a lot of complaints from users telling the exchange’s hosting company that CoinsMarkets is a scam. Even though that is not the case, it is understandable that a lot of users are upset about this service having disappeared all of a sudden.

Thankfully, it seems things are slowly going back to normal for CoinsMarkets. A new server has been found, everything has been moved, and the database appears to be up and running again. For now, only Electra withdrawals are available, but other currencies will follow in the coming weeks. The team is manually verifying balances and issuing staking rewards to those currencies which rely on proof-of-stake. The trading engine will remain offline for the foreseeable future, though.

All of this shows the CoinsMarkets team had no intention of scamming users whatsoever. Even though the situation has been problematic, there was never any malicious intent, by the look of things. Users will be pleased to see this exchange return and resume normal operations. It is unclear how long it will take until everything is operational again, but this important first step shows not all hope is lost.

This news was posted here:

http://tribetica.com/index.php/2018/02/26/coinsmarkets-exchange-resumes-withdrawals-after-major-outage/

[Lesilencedelamer]

News about CoinsMarkets Exchange:

CoinsMarkets Exchange Resumes Withdrawals After Major Outage

Users of the CoinsMarkets exchange will be pleased to hear that the owners did not pull an exit scam after all. After weeks of inactivity, the platform is opening up Electra withdrawals again. All other currencies are still unavailable at this point, but it is an important first step regardless.

CoinsMarkets Starts to Open Withdrawals
It has not been a good start to 2018 for the CoinsMarkets exchange so far. More specifically, the company has dealt with many different issues in the past few weeks, and some users were growing concerned that the platform’s owners had pulled a major exit scam. With withdrawals being unavailable most of the time, it quickly became evident something was seriously wrong with this relatively unknown trading platform.

CoinsMarkets’ issues began on January 3 when the platform announced it was dealing with serious server issues. The team claimed to be fixing the problems, but it has taken a lot longer than most people had expected to get things back in order. This delay is not to most people’s liking, even though it seems the company has a fair explanation for what has been going on.

The company explains their lack of communication has been a big problem. However, the CoinsMarkets exchange is run by a handful of people. One of the senior members left the company in late 2017, which created a few problems for the company. Faced with an influx of new users shortly afterward, the system simply couldn’t hold up. We have seen other (larger) exchanges suffer from similar issues in this regard.

Thanks to its database partially corrupting, CoinsMarkets couldn’t even complete regular transactions. As such, it had to freeze withdrawals. This decision has led to a lot of complaints from users telling the exchange’s hosting company that CoinsMarkets is a scam. Even though that is not the case, it is understandable that a lot of users are upset about this service having disappeared all of a sudden.

Thankfully, it seems things are slowly going back to normal for CoinsMarkets. A new server has been found, everything has been moved, and the database appears to be up and running again. For now, only Electra withdrawals are available, but other currencies will follow in the coming weeks. The team is manually verifying balances and issuing staking rewards to those currencies which rely on proof-of-stake. The trading engine will remain offline for the foreseeable future, though.

All of this shows the CoinsMarkets team had no intention of scamming users whatsoever. Even though the situation has been problematic, there was never any malicious intent, by the look of things. Users will be pleased to see this exchange return and resume normal operations. It is unclear how long it will take until everything is operational again, but this important first step shows not all hope is lost.

This news was posted here:

http://tribetica.com/index.php/2018/02/26/coinsmarkets-exchange-resumes-withdrawals-after-major-outage/

Withdraw disabled on this coin (GCOIN )  for the moment

[Greglab]

Hi

Work on gCn's exchange is coming along well. We will announce once we feel we have a solid date. At that point we will ask some gCn users to help us with some testing. This we believe is the only option to assure that gCn has uninterrupted trading and growth. Moving forward we want to avoid the problems that were caused with the closure of so many exchanges in January.
Best
Greg

www.gcn.zone

[crypt0kid]

News about CoinsMarkets Exchange:

CoinsMarkets Exchange Resumes Withdrawals After Major Outage

Users of the CoinsMarkets exchange will be pleased to hear that the owners did not pull an exit scam after all. After weeks of inactivity, the platform is opening up Electra withdrawals again. All other currencies are still unavailable at this point, but it is an important first step regardless.

CoinsMarkets Starts to Open Withdrawals
It has not been a good start to 2018 for the CoinsMarkets exchange so far. More specifically, the company has dealt with many different issues in the past few weeks, and some users were growing concerned that the platform’s owners had pulled a major exit scam. With withdrawals being unavailable most of the time, it quickly became evident something was seriously wrong with this relatively unknown trading platform.

CoinsMarkets’ issues began on January 3 when the platform announced it was dealing with serious server issues. The team claimed to be fixing the problems, but it has taken a lot longer than most people had expected to get things back in order. This delay is not to most people’s liking, even though it seems the company has a fair explanation for what has been going on.

The company explains their lack of communication has been a big problem. However, the CoinsMarkets exchange is run by a handful of people. One of the senior members left the company in late 2017, which created a few problems for the company. Faced with an influx of new users shortly afterward, the system simply couldn’t hold up. We have seen other (larger) exchanges suffer from similar issues in this regard.

Thanks to its database partially corrupting, CoinsMarkets couldn’t even complete regular transactions. As such, it had to freeze withdrawals. This decision has led to a lot of complaints from users telling the exchange’s hosting company that CoinsMarkets is a scam. Even though that is not the case, it is understandable that a lot of users are upset about this service having disappeared all of a sudden.

Thankfully, it seems things are slowly going back to normal for CoinsMarkets. A new server has been found, everything has been moved, and the database appears to be up and running again. For now, only Electra withdrawals are available, but other currencies will follow in the coming weeks. The team is manually verifying balances and issuing staking rewards to those currencies which rely on proof-of-stake. The trading engine will remain offline for the foreseeable future, though.

All of this shows the CoinsMarkets team had no intention of scamming users whatsoever. Even though the situation has been problematic, there was never any malicious intent, by the look of things. Users will be pleased to see this exchange return and resume normal operations. It is unclear how long it will take until everything is operational again, but this important first step shows not all hope is lost.

This news was posted here:

http://tribetica.com/index.php/2018/02/26/coinsmarkets-exchange-resumes-withdrawals-after-major-outage/

Withdraw disabled on this coin (GCOIN )  for the moment

Reading is fundamental  

CoinsMarkets Exchange Resumes Withdrawals After Major Outage

Users of the CoinsMarkets exchange will be pleased to hear that the owners did not pull an exit scam after all. After weeks of inactivity, the platform is opening up Electra withdrawals again. All other currencies are still unavailable at this point, but it is an important first step regardless.

[Vrajitoru]

one of my top coin  i am sure that coin will grow the price after that exchange are ready after that the price will go up fast now u can buy it very cheap how sound from 1000 dollars invest now u will make easy 10 k  think about it !!!

Greglab we can use gcn on its own echange for voting system to add new coins or use gcn to add new coins that will be great way to rise the price.....?

[newaltcoin2017]

Is gcn.press legit and safe?