Sometimes something happens and brake the common rules
Yes indeed.
And I was just trying to find out what that "something" was in the case of this coin
Seems like it's....eh.....eh....
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January 31, 2014, 05:32:14 PM
Yes indeed.
And I was just trying to find out what that "something" was in the case of this coin
Seems like it's....eh.....eh....
January 31, 2014, 05:31:55 PM
Every coin gets called a pump and dump. Most are and a few make it. The difference between the coins that makes them succeed or fail is not the transaction speed or even the supply. It is the people involved. If it has a large supportive community, that is what determines whether it is worth something or not. Nobody is going to try to convince you to start mining Coino, we would rather get some more in our wallets before it blows up big.
I understand your skepticism. Every coin has a lot of hype right out of the gate and the hashrate at first is artificial because a lot of people mine it with a "just-in-case" mentality. It is different with coino and you can see what I am talking about if you spend some more time with the people that are going to determine whether this coin is going to make it or not. It is up to them, not your calculator.
I really like the early posts though from the naysayers. It is fun to see their wallet address for that coin show up in their early post signatures once the coin gets bigger. =)
I understand your skepticism. Every coin has a lot of hype right out of the gate and the hashrate at first is artificial because a lot of people mine it with a "just-in-case" mentality. It is different with coino and you can see what I am talking about if you spend some more time with the people that are going to determine whether this coin is going to make it or not. It is up to them, not your calculator.
I really like the early posts though from the naysayers. It is fun to see their wallet address for that coin show up in their early post signatures once the coin gets bigger. =)
January 31, 2014, 05:29:35 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.You hear lots of things....
yeah and I trust my source. If you wanna dump your coin, come on go ahead but dont cry like the guy who bought a pizza for 10.000 bitcoins a few years ago.
Which exchange has enough volume so those companies can dump their coins? Or is there online wallet like coinbase to take the risk? Who is "Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2"? How many miners will leave after price drops and its less profitable than other coins?
And why would anyone cry if they dump coino for BTC? They have BTC, no? Or you also heard that coino will take over BTC...?
You created account 2 days after coino .. just saying, if its not pump and dump, your posts surely makes it look like one.
well Sherlock then dump your coins before its too late
January 31, 2014, 05:22:35 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.You hear lots of things....
yeah and I trust my source. If you wanna dump your coin, come on go ahead but dont cry like the guy who bought a pizza for 10.000 bitcoins a few years ago.
Which exchange has enough volume so those companies can dump their coins? Or is there online wallet like coinbase to take the risk? Who is "Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2"? How many miners will leave after price drops and its less profitable than other coins?
And why would anyone cry if they dump coino for BTC? They have BTC, no? Or you also heard that coino will take over BTC...?
You created account 2 days after coino .. just saying, if its not pump and dump, your posts surely makes it look like one.
January 31, 2014, 05:18:52 PM
Never mind. I have my source, you have your feeling about it. Do what you wanna do...
It's not a "feeling" that's telling me this, it's a calculator
I don't want to detract from you guys that have been busy mining for weeks (days ?), but if you're going to spend good btc on a coin that comes out of the gate at 4 decimals, with 121,000 being added to the supply each day then there's got to be a reason why, otherwise it's going straight to zero after 2 hours on Crypsy.
Nobody even knows who this "one big german marketing agency" is that has 21 employees and 8 million euro in turnover (b.t.w. that is actually a very 'small' marketing company).
Looks like a pure pump & dump exercise to me. Doesn't mean it's not hanging on to it for 24 hours after opening, but I'd be interested to hear if anyone has anything to add to my analysis or if I've basically covered everything.
I would just say that this world is not only made with calculators... Sometimes something happens and brake the common rules, that thing is what makes the difference.
Maybe this is not the case.... but what if it finnaly is?
Just dump your coins if you don't feel that you're going to have any better profit and keep a little ammount of them just in case...
then go mining another coin... January 31, 2014, 05:01:22 PM
Never mind. I have my source, you have your feeling about it. Do what you wanna do...
It's not a "feeling" that's telling me this, it's a calculator
I don't want to detract from you guys that have been busy mining for weeks (days ?), but if you're going to spend good btc on a coin that comes out of the gate at 4 decimals, with 121,000 being added to the supply each day then there's got to be a reason why, otherwise it's going straight to zero after 2 hours on Crypsy.
Nobody even knows who this "one big german marketing agency" is that has 21 employees and 8 million euro in turnover (b.t.w. that is actually a very 'small' marketing company).
Looks like a pure pump & dump exercise to me. Doesn't mean it's not hanging on to it for 24 hours after opening, but I'd be interested to hear if anyone has anything to add to my analysis or if I've basically covered everything.
January 31, 2014, 04:42:06 PM
yeah and I trust my source. If you wanna dump your coin, come on go ahead but dont cry like the guy who bought a pizza for 10.000 bitcoins a few years ago.
It can take 50 seconds for a page to refresh.
lol in what country
Never mind. I have my source, you have your feeling about it. Do what you wanna do...
January 31, 2014, 04:39:46 PM
yeah and I trust my source. If you wanna dump your coin, come on go ahead but dont cry like the guy who bought a pizza for 10.000 bitcoins a few years ago.
There was only 1 cryptocurrency when that guy bought his pizza.
Now there are hundreds.
Something else has to make it stand out other than that fact that it's "here' and a couple of German companies "said" they'd take it". They could just as easily take another coin with a "fast" transaction time like Litecoin, Quark, Worldcoin...ad infinitum. Who cares if it's 20 seconds or 50 seconds when it's a web payment. It can take 50 seconds for a page to refresh.
January 31, 2014, 04:35:56 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.Julian -
Thanks for your input. The thing is, I'm never convinced by transaction time being a reason for a coin's success.
Have you ever bought anything on a Cryptocurrency exchange ? (Like other coins). Is blockchain transaction time ever a factor in the trade ? No - because blockchain transactions are ridiculously slow for point of sale purposes whether they're 20 seconds or 20 minutes.
If and when cryptocurrencies "take off", we won't be doing blockchain transactions. It will be handled like the exchanges, where you are trading from an account managed by a payment processor. That's not the only reason - blockchain can't do half the stuff that's needed for proper merchant support like reversing transactions, refunds, marchant-added surcharges and all sorts of stuff. Thats what Visa and Mastercard do well and why they're probably not scared of cryptos - because they know they'll be needed even if the world financial system ends up being based around cryptocurrencies.
Worldcoin thought they were going to take over the world cos they had a fast transaction time but now it's "just another coin".
January 31, 2014, 04:35:03 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.You hear lots of things....
yeah and I trust my source. If you wanna dump your coin, come on go ahead but dont cry like the guy who bought a pizza for 10.000 bitcoins a few years ago.
January 31, 2014, 04:32:56 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.You hear lots of things....
January 31, 2014, 04:30:53 PM
If you want to use a cryptocurrency at a point of sale it will have to be very fast. And point of sale is critical I think to becoming a valid currency.
January 31, 2014, 04:29:47 PM
Why is coino so expensive so early on ? The max supply is quite huge - what happens when the reward increases and miners start dumping loads on markets ? The price is only a decimal place away from PPC and XPM !!?
ok, I've tried to answer some of this myself. Seems there are about 1.3 million coins mined so far. Only a miniscule amount are for sale. Like 0.00001%.
There are 121,000 coins being mined per day so that's 3.6 million per month. That means it will reach Peercoin's current supply in only 6 months and yet it's already within a decimal place of Peercoin's value.
This coin seems grossly overvalued to me with huge pent up supply. Please someone tell me why I shouldn't dump my holdings immediately before it shrinks to nothing 2 days after going on Crypsy (like Mooncoin did). (And don't let the reason be "marketing"
) January 31, 2014, 04:26:27 PM
Coino is not a pump and dump coin. I dont know exactly but they wanna make something big out of coino.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins.
Everybody expecting the price after a few weeks on cryptsy around $1-$2 and after 1-2 years like ltc.
I did hear that there are some online companies in germany who will accept coino as an online payment in a few weeks for that they need a fast transaction time.
Thats all I know
but thats the reason I just mine and dont dump my coins. January 31, 2014, 04:11:33 PM
FWIW seems ok on 10.9.1
Thanks. It would be useful if they'd specify that.
b.t.w. I've bought some coino cos it looks potentially interesting. But is it a pump & dump or a long term hold ? I can't decide.
What's so great about a 20 second transaction time ? Isn't that just a simple case of tweaking the parameters in the cloned source code ? Who are these Berlin marketing guys that have been doing online marketing for 8 years ? Why are they launching coino ? Is it a get rich quick for them or is there some longer term agenda of technical / marketing interest ?
Why is coino so expensive so early on ? The max supply is quite huge - what happens when the reward increases and miners start dumping loads on markets ? The price is only a decimal place away from PPC and XPM !!?
Cheers if anyone wants to chime in on any of those.
January 31, 2014, 04:02:02 PM
The Mac wallet seems totally bust.
Doesn't even launch, it just crashes immediately. (Mac OS/X 10.6)
Doesn't even launch, it just crashes immediately. (Mac OS/X 10.6)
FWIW seems ok on 10.9.1
January 31, 2014, 03:57:52 PM
coino.info password reset didnt work: i have sent a pwd reset request... but no email...
i have contact via contact link... im waiting...
coins lost... http://
i have contact via contact link... im waiting...
coins lost... http://
January 31, 2014, 03:56:48 PM
The Mac wallet seems totally bust.
Doesn't even launch, it just crashes immediately. (Mac OS/X 10.6)
Doesn't even launch, it just crashes immediately. (Mac OS/X 10.6)
January 31, 2014, 03:37:25 PM
it seems that coino becomes popular all over the world
http://s30.postimg.org/56e84flmp/kremlincoino.jpg
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http://s30.postimg.org/56e84flmp/kremlincoino.jpg
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January 31, 2014, 03:15:40 PM
Coino seems to get listed at Cryptsy tonight, bought me in! Not much, but a little! Bought around 1k...
where are do you find information?can anybody confirm this(maybe dev)?
any news about coinedup or coinex?
Leaf and KDC havent. Neither have PotCoin. And not USDe either!
but in their wiki there are Coinye, Nexuscoin, AndroidsTokens, AnimeCoin, Pennies and others not listed in market
LOL
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