Topic: [ANN] Blacknet | IBO for BlackCoin | New code | PoS | No ICO - page 153. (Read 2510379 times)

90936 @ 0.00007

https://github.com/ppcoin/ppcoin/pull/101#issuecomment-158677021

rat4, crypto superhero, once more steps in to lend a succinct expert hand in times of crisis.

These are the hands that guide BLK.

He's not messing around.

Buy orders on Bittrex :

29582.42206886 @ 0.000069
74576.53169776 @ 0.000067
44759.35137260 @ 0.00006209
67158.12301440 @ 0.00005001

These have increased in number and in bid price since last week.

Something is afoot ...

interesting 

2.1 BTC order for 30K BLK momentarily pushed the price up to 12181 satoshi

https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/bittrex/bcbtc

Either somone's got a fat finger, or BlackCoin's heading for a run soon ...

Full list here most volume liquidity on BTC38

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/blackcoin/#markets

dont forget cryptsy - https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/BLK_BTC ...

#crysx

Any new project on the BLK roadmap?

Hi fmasta,


Our intention was never to spam on the thread, our intention was to help coins listed on Steak Cloud to have more exposure by introducing more of an incentive for miners and communities to get involved with the various supported coins we offer, posting on the thread helps bump the thread and gets people interested, yes there is also exposure for us and Bitcoin Oyster but that is great for all of us.

Our partnership with Bitcoin Oyster pushed the Blackcoin price further on Bittrext from 7188 sat to over 7224 sat. We are happy to exclude BlackCoin from this promo and seize posting to your thread if this is something the community would rather not be part of.


Thank you for taking the time to raise your concern regarding our post.


Kind regards


Steak Cloud support  

https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-BLK
https://ivugeoexchange.com/Market/Index/b2138582-468e-e511-80c7-9aae2bf1b265

Where can I trade blackcoin? I can't find a list with exchanges

jabulshit started this advertising campaign for his isabulshit, now this going to be a marketplace for spams of all sorts :

nutrition programs, steaks and oysters vending.. omg...

Hello Community,


One of your miners just won 0.08BTC for mining on Steak Cloud, all miners get an hourly entry into Bitcoin's Oyster lottery for up to 24 hours. You can see the winning address on the Bitcoin Oyster site at http://bitcoinoyster.com or on http://steakcloud.com

Please note that we pay all lottery winners in the supported coin they were mining on Steak Cloud so we will buy 0.08BTC worth of Blackcoin to pay the winner!

Well done to the BlackCoin winner! 

Regards

Steak Cloud support



              Increasing Altcoin Value

"old" news but gold news +1

Of course, and I know feeding trolls rarely if ever satisfies either party. However I think it is clearly not in the interest of either BLK, HALO, or crypto-currencies in general to simply dismiss critical posts as drivel and move along as this helps to reinforce the image of each alt-coin as being 'islands of religious zealots' rather than technologies available to everyone at any time.

Who knows when someone might read this thread?

But no, I didn't figure fmasta was actually interested in discussion or even logical thought in general.

ty, i contacted Jabulon, lets see how it goes.

Best way would be to either post at our subreddit or PM SyllaBear or Jabulon in freenode IRC #blackcoin.

@digicidal
You know that you replied to someone who does not even want to know the answer and has been spouting out his foul shit for 1.5 years now, do you?
Good post, nonetheless.

Well, yes and no.  I would have to agree with you that the overall concept of escrow-backed smart contracts is not new, nor is it overly complex... however it would definitely not be accurate to call it "far from very complicated".

I think the real reason that there has not been significant adoption (whether in the xHalo form or Ethereum/BURST/etc...) is that the actual applicability is still massively limited.  Is the Paypal model complex and not easily duplicated?  Certainly not... yet despite being one of the worst (cost-wise, chargeback-wise, etc.) ways of receiving payments online... it is arguably the most broadly adopted.

How many people use contracts in their daily lives right now (smart or dumb)?  If you aren't an attorney, large-scale employer, or management company - you basically never use them, or you use them only because they are provided by the vendor of services or goods you wish to consume... but in those cases you are not crafting the contracts, you are merely agreeing to them.

The same holds true for all crypto-currencies presently.  Whether some altcoin with extremely limited distribution or the 'almighty bitcorn' - the odds of someone you wish to do business with having the both the coins and the desire to go through the process of conversion to fiat or inventory (depending on which they used on the front-end) is very, very slim.

The concept of crypto currencies in general are not terribly difficult to understand, nor that difficult to write... so why are 99% of them simply repackaging of BTC itself?  Everything that applies to crypto in general applies double to smart contract transactions... IMHO at least.  I agree with your last statement "It will probably remain unused and unknown"... however if you are honest you have to admit that the same could be said about Bitcoin.  BTC's market cap is <$4.8B USD... or to put it another way, about the GDP of Guam. 

Even if blockchain technology winds up being the 'internet of tomorrow' and sees massive adoption in 10-15 years from now... how likely is it to even resemble what we see of it today? 

I remember the internet of 1990 and how marginal and largely useless for anything other than academic exchange it was.  I remember when my cell phone was about the size of an actual brick, and only worked in a few areas of the city, and cost $1.25/minute to use.  Now I see four out of five people (of any age) glued to their smartphones 24/7 and only rarely using them to actually talk to someone.

who do i talk to to get ExchangeD.I2P added to http://blackcoin.co/ as a legit exchange?

If the idea of zimbeck was this good, there would have been quite a long time since
opensource concurrent projects had already implemented it, plus make it flourish.
Since the concept is far from very complicated... true ?

Instead of that, it will probably remain unused and unknown