Topic: [ANN] [CHC] Chaincoin - Network Upgrade 16.1 - SegWit Activated - page 114. (Read 321715 times)

I was drawing comparisons between Chaincoin and Terracoin and talking about the potential of TRC to rise to CHC levels or greater. I just poked my head in here.

The philosophy here with CHC is really pump and hold? People are being threatened to not sell their coins? That's a little ridiculous and is doomed to fail.

I was drawing comparisons between Chaincoin and Terracoin and talking about the potential of TRC to rise to CHC levels or greater. I just poked my head in here.

The philosophy here with CHC is really pump and hold? People are being threatened to not sell their coins? That's a little ridiculous and is doomed to fail.

If you did not know the master node payout are random so a bit of luck is needed and since there are ~1300 it may take a few days before you are the luck one to get payment. For example I started 20 master nodes and they have been running for a few days and I see that some have had multiple payouts and others may have just one. Seems some are more lucky then others.  So if you started the master node and it displays 'masternode started remotely' then it is running just give it time.

I'm with masternode thingie.. What is wrong with it? It started successfully when I opened the ports and I have 1000 coins in my wallet. It's been running for the last 22 hours and before that it was running for like 15 hours but still exactly 1000 coins in there. I have two wallets, so do all coins have to be in one wallet and do you need to encrypt it? Now there's 87 MB come in and 79 gone out for the last 22 hours. HELP I'm going crazy as I might be losing some coins at the moment! Has anyone come across the same problem?

The investor guy zedomax that's organizing highoncoins bought 30 master nodes from $0.10 to $0.80 cents and probably higher building up that big buy wall.  He doesn't really care about money he does this for fun and laughs.  His dad is a multi-millionaire and he's not the greedy type.  He said he'll hold that coin even if it drops to a penny.  I believe him,   .  The dev's won't dump their own coins and crash what they are building. Maybe sell a little to buy a can of beans to live off of.

The only one investor is the whole chain coin community that's tired of getting pumped and dumped on.  They welcome everyone to join them if you believe in their goals.

Agreed, no issues with this exchange at all for me.

I'm glad that Cryptopia got a coin to put them on the map because they have been a great exchange. 

Along with you I did the same thing.  I dumped in the market early to distribute the coins. I kept enough to keep me happy though.  

Only in my dreams

I've been a supporter since the early days (waves at any old pals still lurking) and for a couple of years had a cron job managing four coins, Chaincoin included, each getting setgenerate for 15 mins per hour.

I upgraded to the 0.9 version along with most others but discontinued the quarter-hour duty cycle because the network was clearly receiving adequate hash support for the circumstances.

When the across-the-board masternode pump arrived, I had a wallet with 212,000-odd Chaincoin in it and was acutely aware that, given the long back story, there may not have been all that many coins available. So, over the day, I fed nearly 200,000 CHC into the market, making a handful of BTC.

Ofc, matching that sale against today's price will have everyone giggling. But I have a sneaking feeling that had I simply parked my arse on my stash and waited for $6, I'd still be waiting today. As the man said “I made my money by selling too early”.

I'm delighted that Chaincoin has gained some hard-won long-term support. I've kept 10000 CHC as a souvenir (the server-hosted node is a master node, ofc) and have gladly routed some my ill-gotten gains to provide some relief to a close family member labouring under debt stress.

At the time, I knew I was selling too early (and too cheaply if the pump proved successful at raising the floor price) but the market needed my support, I felt. So there you go.

Cheers

Graham