jayguar
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July 18, 2014, 12:51:51 AM |
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Can the number of confirmations be reduced as it take a week to deposit and trade in exchanges with the current number of confirmations required?
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 12:53:07 AM |
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Can the number of confirmations be reduced as it take a week to deposit and trade in exchanges with the current number of confirmations required?
Only 2 confirms are needed on the single exchange we are currently listed
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martinyin
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July 18, 2014, 03:19:14 AM |
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there is only one buying order placed, and the price is so..
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 03:22:33 AM |
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there is only one buying order placed, and the price is so.. Nobody has even moved any coins there, yet. Ignore the buy prices until there is someone selling
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armin22
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July 18, 2014, 03:23:06 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 03:31:29 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds
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armin22
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July 18, 2014, 03:36:05 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale.
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 03:50:22 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware
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armin22
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July 18, 2014, 03:53:49 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware It all looks very promising and interesting, you certainly do seem to have grabbed my attention, but what happens after you receive the coins from selling hardware? Will there be an escrow service? Will you sell off a % of coins to help circulation in market or will you just hoard all of them?
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denniscdunbar
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July 18, 2014, 03:56:57 AM |
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I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more
Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware
I'm all for getting new sha256 miners, hopefully s3 AntMiner.
BTCBTC DoubleDD
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HunterS
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July 18, 2014, 03:58:01 AM |
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so any buying.i have a few to sell.give me a price per coin and we will go from there.
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 03:58:34 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware It all looks very promising and interesting, you certainly do seem to have grabbed my attention, but what happens after you receive the coins from selling hardware? Will there be an escrow service? Will you sell off a % of coins to help circulation in market or will you just hoard all of them? There are already a few interested people in #Unattainium - I believe escrow will not be necessary once people see them getting their miners. I just hope some people post proof they received In reference to tracking your own purchase...without spilling the beans quite yet, I have been following another coin closely and I am going to take their idea of how to process sales and push it to the next level for ease of tracking and proof of purchasing the equipment
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armin22
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July 18, 2014, 04:01:33 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware It all looks very promising and interesting, you certainly do seem to have grabbed my attention, but what happens after you receive the coins from selling hardware? Will there be an escrow service? Will you sell off a % of coins to help circulation in market or will you just hoard all of them? There are already a few interested people in #Unattainium - I believe escrow will not be necessary once people see them getting their miners. I just hope some people post proof they received In reference to tracking your own purchase...without spilling the beans quite yet, I have been following another coin closely and I am going to take their idea of how to process sales and push it to the next level for ease of tracking and proof of purchasing the equipment Well, if this coin does launch properly, i would imagine lots of miners mining it, and then they WILL HODL until the merchant shop is released, from there on price will just shoot up, either way, if this thing launches i will be there and im in
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 04:05:44 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware It all looks very promising and interesting, you certainly do seem to have grabbed my attention, but what happens after you receive the coins from selling hardware? Will there be an escrow service? Will you sell off a % of coins to help circulation in market or will you just hoard all of them? There are already a few interested people in #Unattainium - I believe escrow will not be necessary once people see them getting their miners. I just hope some people post proof they received In reference to tracking your own purchase...without spilling the beans quite yet, I have been following another coin closely and I am going to take their idea of how to process sales and push it to the next level for ease of tracking and proof of purchasing the equipment Well, if this coin does launch properly, i would imagine lots of miners mining it, and then they WILL HODL until the merchant shop is released, from there on price will just shoot up, either way, if this thing launches i will be there and im in The coin is already out and on block 49 currently after a week of mining. The shop is not yet live
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armin22
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July 18, 2014, 04:07:50 AM |
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The thing about this coin is if transaction times are supposed to be bad, for less merchant adoption, and you will probably the only merchant accepting it, wont it affect the value if you do something wrong, would the coin even have any value?
I didn't say we wanted less merchants, just that I expect them to pick other coins for their speed. There is no premine or IPO, I am the only one taking a risk by putting my own money up to fund the orders. Calculated risk and I'm ok with the odds how long are confirm times on average for unattainium? Maybe you merchants who are willing to accept 1 confirm, or even 0 confirms such as steambitshop might adopt this. Im quite interwsted as to why you are willing to put up your funda like this? Maybe, if i get my antminer s1back i could mine this. Depends on the pricing of the hardware that will go on sale. I see it as a circular business model. Let's say, for simplicity, I hold 100 UNAT. If I make a sale, but lose $20 on that transaction, holding the coins in my wallet instead of dumping them will hopefully increase the price per coin by $.21, putting me in the black on the balance sheet. Now, by offering SHA hardware first, I am counting on (at least) a small portion of those sold for UNAT to be put back into the mining network, raising difficulty, and making each individual coin worth just a little bit more Basically, I'm just buying the coins from customers, but instead of giving you BTC, you will receive mining hardware It all looks very promising and interesting, you certainly do seem to have grabbed my attention, but what happens after you receive the coins from selling hardware? Will there be an escrow service? Will you sell off a % of coins to help circulation in market or will you just hoard all of them? There are already a few interested people in #Unattainium - I believe escrow will not be necessary once people see them getting their miners. I just hope some people post proof they received In reference to tracking your own purchase...without spilling the beans quite yet, I have been following another coin closely and I am going to take their idea of how to process sales and push it to the next level for ease of tracking and proof of purchasing the equipment Well, if this coin does launch properly, i would imagine lots of miners mining it, and then they WILL HODL until the merchant shop is released, from there on price will just shoot up, either way, if this thing launches i will be there and im in The coin is already out and on block 49 currently after a week of mining. The shop is not yet live my bad, 5am and still no sleep, once i have my hands on my miner i will mine this coin like ive never mined before, i would like to get my hands on some before the merchant ship is released.
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Unattainium (OP)
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July 18, 2014, 05:30:14 AM |
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my bad, 5am and still no sleep, once i have my hands on my miner i will mine this coin like ive never mined before, i would like to get my hands on some before the merchant ship is released.
No worries. It's a tough one!
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July 18, 2014, 06:12:47 AM |
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wts 45 coins pm me with offer
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shimlbit
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July 18, 2014, 07:26:45 AM |
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much buy orders!!! and i only trade on named exchanges or here on board..i can read and i know that this coin is on an exchange..but i wont sell there the coins are balanced in my wallet and until its balanced on the exchange ....years
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pterion2910
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July 18, 2014, 01:37:34 PM |
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Currently one of the very few interesting coins out there imo.I am in for long in this coin.Mining with betarigs.
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