gagalady
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July 29, 2014, 07:01:00 AM |
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I don't know why, but this coin for me associates with ShareCoin story...
And again dev has a Newbie account.
Sorry for FUD, but after yesterday's USBcoin incident everyone, who wants to be in, should be aware.
Your post remind of someone that invested in a coin has a picture of Cryptocard Token on their page as USB Dongle key To all potential investors, look at the features already implemented in xcloudcoin and under development before investing. Less investors, more profit for people that already bought some. |
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xcloudcoin (OP)
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July 29, 2014, 07:21:11 AM |
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it is important to note that all remaining coins on bittrex after the ICO is finished will be destroyed.
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nzszxsl
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July 29, 2014, 08:40:03 AM |
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another IPO shit  |
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Phineas
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July 29, 2014, 08:58:57 AM |
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it is important to note that all remaining coins on bittrex after the ICO is finished will be destroyed.
What if you end up with only 10 BTC? |
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SkyValeey
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July 29, 2014, 09:27:12 AM |
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They'll go away with 10btc  But they want with 500btc  |
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xcloudcoin (OP)
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July 29, 2014, 12:50:40 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
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July 29, 2014, 02:08:35 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
just hava a website. I can make 100 such website.
where is xcloudcoin wallet? |
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xcloudcoin (OP)
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July 29, 2014, 02:19:09 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
just hava a website. I can make 100 such website.
where is xcloudcoin wallet?is great to see you have the talent to make 100 website, our online wallet is there on our service clic on wallet. the client wallet will be release when the ico ends. |
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pineapples
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to your stations, man the pineapples!!!
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July 29, 2014, 02:42:35 PM |
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i;ll have to give the software a burl and see how it goes.. looks interesting. but scarily lacking the software test will hopefully fix all problems. |
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Corleone1918
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July 29, 2014, 02:56:42 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
just hava a website. I can make 100 such website.
where is xcloudcoin wallet?is great to see you have the talent to make 100 website, our online wallet is there on our service clic on wallet. the client wallet will be release when the ico ends. so I want test your cli wallet |
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xcloudcoin (OP)
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July 29, 2014, 03:03:40 PM |
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The test account is available to everyone at any time. simple steps 1. go to our login page https://xcloudcoin.org/login/2. type for user test for password testing if you want your own user just send us a pm we are more then happy to send you an invite. |
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flowers
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July 29, 2014, 03:06:56 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
just hava a website. I can make 100 such website.
where is xcloudcoin wallet?is great to see you have the talent to make 100 website, our online wallet is there on our service clic on wallet. the client wallet will be release when the ico ends. so I want test your cli wallet |
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GaliX
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July 29, 2014, 03:30:50 PM |
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All invites have been send out, thank you to everyone taking an interest on your service, enjoy it!
if you haven't ask for an invite, send us a pm with your email and we'll be more then happy to send you one.
just hava a website. I can make 100 such website.
where is xcloudcoin wallet?is great to see you have the talent to make 100 website, our online wallet is there on our service clic on wallet. the client wallet will be release when the ico ends. so I want test your cli wallet the most important thing: The coin doesn't even provid any function. |
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July 29, 2014, 03:42:34 PM |
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Right now what looks really shady is the fact that there are multiple sell orders on Bittrex when it is an ICO and buyer wallets are disabled. Who is selling it at different prices and why? They are listed the way morons list ridiculous prices (1BTC each) etc. to try and raise the price. This should certainly not be happening for an ICO where the developer team are the only ones selling.
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July 29, 2014, 03:48:20 PM |
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swainzag
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July 29, 2014, 04:04:32 PM |
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Right now what looks really shady is the fact that there are multiple sell orders on Bittrex when it is an ICO and buyer wallets are disabled. Who is selling it at different prices and why? They are listed the way morons list ridiculous prices (1BTC each) etc. to try and raise the price. This should certainly not be happening for an ICO where the developer team are the only ones selling.
There were 3 HUGE buys and one smaller buy all in a very short time span yesterday: 0.00010300 10000.00000000 1.03000000 0.00010300 20000.00000000 2.06000000 0.00010300 12200.00000000 1.25660000 0.00010300 1800.00000000 0.18540000 = 4.532 BTC That huge order that went up just below IPO cost at .00010270 was: 0.00010270 85.47814767 0.00877860 0.00010270 1743.64575416 0.17907241 0.00010270 1.00000000 0.00010270 0.00010270 1.00000000 0.00010270 0.00010270 7.80000000 0.00080106 0.00010270 2.30000000 0.00023621 0.00010270 214.41071129 0.02201998 0.00010270 1.00000000 0.00010270 and 41943.36538688 4.3076 4.3076 =4.54 BTC That's 81% of the total coins sold so far. Why would anyone buy and then sell at a loss? I hate making assumptions.......but the only incentive would be for the dev and friends to do this. They get the money back anyways for the coins at the end of the IPO, so free coins, and by and putting it a lower price than the ICO, they pretty much double up on on the BTC in the end.....and it looks like there is more interest in the coin than there actually is. Can anyone give a better explanation? Like I said I hate making blind assumptions, but I really see no other reason for someone committing SO much money to this ICO and bailing at a loss less than 24 hours later...... Anyways, trade with caution. |
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July 29, 2014, 04:14:28 PM |
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That's 81% of the total coins sold so far. Why would anyone buy and then sell at a loss? I hate making assumptions.......but the only incentive would be for the dev and friends to do this. They get the money back anyways for the coins at the end of the IPO, so free coins, and by and putting it a lower price than the ICO, they pretty much double up on on the BTC in the end.....and it looks like there is more interest in the coin than there actually is.
Can anyone give a better explanation? Like I said I hate making blind assumptions, but I really see no other reason for someone committing SO much money to this ICO and bailing at a loss less than 24 hours later......
Anyways, trade with caution.
There are always some sells below ICO prices for these sorts of things on Bittrex. They really should lock trading. Usually it's people who have a change of heart, and decide to take a minor loss on whatever they spent. But that 4+ btc order is bizarre, I agree. I'm not sure the devs would be benefiting, however. Devs could buy into their own ICO to sort of pretend there is interest in it, hence hopefully spurring on others to invest. In some cases, that is the only way for devs to get their own coin. But if they then put in a sell order below ICO prices, they are doing the opposite, as it shows there is little interest in the coin, and people are bailing. So I don't see how they would benefit by buying in, then selling below ICO prices, unless they figure people don't pay attention to order books at all. |
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swainzag
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July 29, 2014, 04:17:50 PM |
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That's 81% of the total coins sold so far. Why would anyone buy and then sell at a loss? I hate making assumptions.......but the only incentive would be for the dev and friends to do this. They get the money back anyways for the coins at the end of the IPO, so free coins, and by and putting it a lower price than the ICO, they pretty much double up on on the BTC in the end.....and it looks like there is more interest in the coin than there actually is.
Can anyone give a better explanation? Like I said I hate making blind assumptions, but I really see no other reason for someone committing SO much money to this ICO and bailing at a loss less than 24 hours later......
Anyways, trade with caution.
There are always some sells below ICO prices for these sorts of things on Bittrex. They really should lock trading. Usually it's people who have a change of heart, and decide to take a minor loss on whatever they spent. But that 4+ btc order is bizarre, I agree. I'm not sure the devs would be benefiting, however. Devs could buy into their own ICO to sort of pretend there is interest in it, hence hopefully spurring on others to invest. In some cases, that is the only way for devs to get their own coin. But if they then put in an order below ICO prices, they are doing the opposite, as it shows there is little interest in the coin, and people are bailing. So I don't see how they would benefit by buying in, then selling below ICO prices, unless they figure people don't pay attention to order books at all. Think about it. If the dev buys 1 BTC worth of coins, the coins go into his wallet and at the end of the ICO he gets that 1 BTC back. So he gets the coins AND the 1 BTC in the end. By selling the coins a little lower than the IPO, he gets the original 1 BTC back and whatever he sells the coins for as well and in this case it's very close to the ICO price, so in the end he gets his 1 BTC back AND the ~.98 BTC by selling the coins into his wallet, so free BTC. This is why I hate ICO's on exchanges, the dev or dev team essentially could get their own coins for free if they felt so inclined. |
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July 29, 2014, 04:19:10 PM |
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That's 81% of the total coins sold so far. Why would anyone buy and then sell at a loss? I hate making assumptions.......but the only incentive would be for the dev and friends to do this. They get the money back anyways for the coins at the end of the IPO, so free coins, and by and putting it a lower price than the ICO, they pretty much double up on on the BTC in the end.....and it looks like there is more interest in the coin than there actually is.
Can anyone give a better explanation? Like I said I hate making blind assumptions, but I really see no other reason for someone committing SO much money to this ICO and bailing at a loss less than 24 hours later......
Anyways, trade with caution.
There are always some sells below ICO prices for these sorts of things on Bittrex. They really should lock trading. Usually it's people who have a change of heart, and decide to take a minor loss on whatever they spent. But that 4+ btc order is bizarre, I agree. I'm not sure the devs would be benefiting, however. Devs could buy into their own ICO to sort of pretend there is interest in it, hence hopefully spurring on others to invest. In some cases, that is the only way for devs to get their own coin. But if they then put in an order below ICO prices, they are doing the opposite, as it shows there is little interest in the coin, and people are bailing. So I don't see how they would benefit by buying in, then selling below ICO prices, unless they figure people don't pay attention to order books at all. Think about it. If the dev buys 1 BTC worth of coins, the coins go into his wallet and at the end of the ICO he gets that 1 BTC back. So he gets the coins AND the 1 BTC in the end. By selling the coins a little lower than the IPO, he gets the original 1 BTC back and whatever he sells the coins for as well and in this case it's very close to the ICO price, so in the end he gets his 1 BTC back AND the ~.98 BTC by selling the coins into his wallet, so free BTC. This is why I hate ICO's on exchanges, the dev or dev team essentially could get their own coins for free if they felt so inclined. And the coin is purchasing the coin from... itself. So the developer is making money and losing NOTHING by selling to themselves. haha so even if they get half of what they want for the ICO that is still 150,000 USD!!!!!!!!! |
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July 29, 2014, 04:19:21 PM |
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Some general questions for the dev ...
Played around with the site a little bit, and it looks decent enough. But I have some questions (and apologies if they are dumb questions).
Is this similar to storj, where the blockchain is used for cloud storage? It looks more like a traditional cloud storage site, centralized, which you plan to fund via crypto. And if that is the case, what purpose does the coin serve exactly?
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