Picked up some "cheap" Aeon today. To the bottom drawer with those. 
cheaper and cheaper...
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cheaper and cheaper...
Picked up some "cheap" Aeon today. To the bottom drawer with those.
cheaper and cheaper...
Picked up some "cheap" Aeon today. To the bottom drawer with those.
Network hashrate has exploded
Wow. Lets see if it holds up. Since there are less cryptonotes attractive to miners and ethereum is getting absurd it just might.
It looks like the hash rate is holding up! Man, what a fantastic bottom formation
Network hashrate has exploded
Wow. Lets see if it holds up. Since there are less cryptonotes attractive to miners and ethereum is getting absurd it just might.
Network hashrate has exploded
Just blatantly copying from reddit ...
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Hey fellow crypto-enthusiasts, in order to streamline communication within the community and to drive further projects I created a slack channel for us.
You can find it here: https://aeoncoin.slack.com/ However, the signup mode is still invitation only, so shoot me a message with your email address and I'll invite you.
See you on the other side
You can find it here: https://aeoncoin.slack.com/ However, the signup mode is still invitation only, so shoot me a message with your email address and I'll invite you.
See you on the other side
Looking to purchase a significant quantity of Aeon. Please PM me if you are interested in selling an amount over 10000. Escrow will be used.
Congrats for reaching new heights ... 500 redditors! For everyone who hasn't subscribed yet, there you go https://www.reddit.com/r/Aeon/. We already have another milestone to reach! 
Good job on keeping the reddit page up to date.
Congrats for reaching new heights ... 500 redditors! For everyone who hasn't subscribed yet, there you go https://www.reddit.com/r/Aeon/. We already have another milestone to reach!
I've been watching LBRY (LBC's) of late. They are a public blockchain, plus more, with an interesting twist.
They want to compete with Netflix, iTunes, YouTube and others, using an almost censorship free delivery method.
Not sure if this is STEEM-like or not. But STEEM is a public blockchain, right?
My point is, it would interesting if AEON could be used to fund a non-company model of LBRY.
A way to point the users to personal computers, without divulging locations and identifications, where we could store videos, blogs and other content, that we are willing to rent, share and sell.
A system that will, like Storj or LBRY, then shard content on a separate or child-blockchain systems, thereby reduce the bandwidth problems.
LBRY does not have this. They are corporate and ultimately, censored. I don't care what their website says. They won't make it much farther than YouTube or Netflix, after the lawsuits and agents take aim.
It sure would be nice to watch un-slanted news, private movies, read racy blogs and find new music -- all unspoiled by the advertisers and ratings organizations; not to mention the FCC.
But rather than embed this tech inside AEON, like DigitalNote does with it's messaging, perhaps we need a separate LBRY-like system, tied only to CryptoNote/CryptoNight-Lite.
They want to compete with Netflix, iTunes, YouTube and others, using an almost censorship free delivery method.
Not sure if this is STEEM-like or not. But STEEM is a public blockchain, right?
My point is, it would interesting if AEON could be used to fund a non-company model of LBRY.
A way to point the users to personal computers, without divulging locations and identifications, where we could store videos, blogs and other content, that we are willing to rent, share and sell.
A system that will, like Storj or LBRY, then shard content on a separate or child-blockchain systems, thereby reduce the bandwidth problems.
LBRY does not have this. They are corporate and ultimately, censored. I don't care what their website says. They won't make it much farther than YouTube or Netflix, after the lawsuits and agents take aim.
It sure would be nice to watch un-slanted news, private movies, read racy blogs and find new music -- all unspoiled by the advertisers and ratings organizations; not to mention the FCC.
But rather than embed this tech inside AEON, like DigitalNote does with it's messaging, perhaps we need a separate LBRY-like system, tied only to CryptoNote/CryptoNight-Lite.
this is a great idea!
I've been watching LBRY (LBC's) of late. They are a public blockchain, plus more, with an interesting twist.
They want to compete with Netflix, iTunes, YouTube and others, using an almost censorship free delivery method.
Not sure if this is STEEM-like or not. But STEEM is a public blockchain, right?
My point is, it would interesting if AEON could be used to fund a non-company model of LBRY.
A way to point the users to personal computers, without divulging locations and identifications, where we could store videos, blogs and other content, that we are willing to rent, share and sell.
A system that will, like Storj or LBRY, then shard content on a separate or child-blockchain systems, thereby reduce the bandwidth problems.
LBRY does not have this. They are corporate and ultimately, censored. I don't care what their website says. They won't make it much farther than YouTube or Netflix, after the lawsuits and agents take aim.
It sure would be nice to watch un-slanted news, private movies, read racy blogs and find new music -- all unspoiled by the advertisers and ratings organizations; not to mention the FCC.
But rather than embed this tech inside AEON, like DigitalNote does with it's messaging, perhaps we need a separate LBRY-like system, tied only to CryptoNote/CryptoNight-Lite.
They want to compete with Netflix, iTunes, YouTube and others, using an almost censorship free delivery method.
Not sure if this is STEEM-like or not. But STEEM is a public blockchain, right?
My point is, it would interesting if AEON could be used to fund a non-company model of LBRY.
A way to point the users to personal computers, without divulging locations and identifications, where we could store videos, blogs and other content, that we are willing to rent, share and sell.
A system that will, like Storj or LBRY, then shard content on a separate or child-blockchain systems, thereby reduce the bandwidth problems.
LBRY does not have this. They are corporate and ultimately, censored. I don't care what their website says. They won't make it much farther than YouTube or Netflix, after the lawsuits and agents take aim.
It sure would be nice to watch un-slanted news, private movies, read racy blogs and find new music -- all unspoiled by the advertisers and ratings organizations; not to mention the FCC.
But rather than embed this tech inside AEON, like DigitalNote does with it's messaging, perhaps we need a separate LBRY-like system, tied only to CryptoNote/CryptoNight-Lite.
That looks like the re-entry point I've been looking for
Ooh aeon just got kinda cheap. I grabbed a little stack.
Watching...
Watching...
how is the daily trading volume and liquidity of Aeon?
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-AEON
I think volume will go up once it is added to Poloniex and Bitsquare.
I would also like to see it added to MoneroForCash.com:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moneroforcashcom-buy-and-sell-xmr-person-to-person-with-cash-1608959
@bbc.reporter:
If AEON becomes popular in the CryptoNote - Nite series, I imagine that a Monero ATM would not be out of the question. And if so, AEON would be like the Litecoin to Monero.
Traditionally, Bitcoin ATM's -- in good locations -- did a lot of business. I don't see why a Monero/Aeon ATM would not do a modicum of business.
But you are right. I'm just "saying this."
Naturally, we would need serious adoption to install one; but even this is not true, since these cryptocurreny ATM's can offer multiple coins now.
This is just one idea. There are smartphone apps, devices and so on, that can be used for the same purpose.
The point is to let everyone out there know that there are serious people supporting Aeon.
I'm one of them.
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Is that real? Don't you think it will be risky to install something like that when it is not even sure if Aeon will be adopted? Or are you just saying that? Because even bitcoin ATM are not widely used and to consider that bitcoin is they most widely cryptocoin.
If AEON becomes popular in the CryptoNote - Nite series, I imagine that a Monero ATM would not be out of the question. And if so, AEON would be like the Litecoin to Monero.
Traditionally, Bitcoin ATM's -- in good locations -- did a lot of business. I don't see why a Monero/Aeon ATM would not do a modicum of business.
But you are right. I'm just "saying this."
Naturally, we would need serious adoption to install one; but even this is not true, since these cryptocurreny ATM's can offer multiple coins now.
This is just one idea. There are smartphone apps, devices and so on, that can be used for the same purpose.
The point is to let everyone out there know that there are serious people supporting Aeon.
I'm one of them.
By the way ...
http://www.coindesk.com/big-four-accounting-firm-deloitte-now-running-bitcoin-atm/
I go to Black Rock City for a few days, without internet, and AEON goes up 4 or 5 times.
I notice Monero went up a lot too so I assume these moves are related. Was there some news in Monero (or Aeon)?
I notice Monero went up a lot too so I assume these moves are related. Was there some news in Monero (or Aeon)?
@bbc.reporter:
If AEON becomes popular in the CryptoNote - Nite series, I imagine that a Monero ATM would not be out of the question. And if so, AEON would be like the Litecoin to Monero.
Traditionally, Bitcoin ATM's -- in good locations -- did a lot of business. I don't see why a Monero/Aeon ATM would not do a modicum of business.
But you are right. I'm just "saying this."
Naturally, we would need serious adoption to install one; but even this is not true, since these cryptocurreny ATM's can offer multiple coins now.
This is just one idea. There are smartphone apps, devices and so on, that can be used for the same purpose.
The point is to let everyone out there know that there are serious people supporting Aeon.
I'm one of them.
Quote
Is that real? Don't you think it will be risky to install something like that when it is not even sure if Aeon will be adopted? Or are you just saying that? Because even bitcoin ATM are not widely used and to consider that bitcoin is they most widely cryptocoin.
If AEON becomes popular in the CryptoNote - Nite series, I imagine that a Monero ATM would not be out of the question. And if so, AEON would be like the Litecoin to Monero.
Traditionally, Bitcoin ATM's -- in good locations -- did a lot of business. I don't see why a Monero/Aeon ATM would not do a modicum of business.
But you are right. I'm just "saying this."
Naturally, we would need serious adoption to install one; but even this is not true, since these cryptocurreny ATM's can offer multiple coins now.
This is just one idea. There are smartphone apps, devices and so on, that can be used for the same purpose.
The point is to let everyone out there know that there are serious people supporting Aeon.
I'm one of them.
how is the daily trading volume and liquidity of Aeon?
I want to install a couple of these, when available...
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Is that real? Don't you think it will be risky to install something like that when it is not even sure if Aeon will be adopted? Or are you just saying that? Because even bitcoin ATM are not widely used and to consider that bitcoin is they most widely cryptocoin.
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