I'm Chinese English is very general So reply few
But I really like the btc I know I may not be able to meet your requirements
I carefully read your communitycoin really special, there are many original ideas ,
In this impetuous market fair spirit I admire you.I believe communitycoin have a bright future
so I hope very much to be part of it.Don't know that I can get your allow
Topic: [ANN] CommunityCoin (COMM) Fair & FREE Distribution | Pure PoS | Wallet Updated! - page 46. (Read 61270 times)
March 28, 2014, 06:07:53 PM
March 28, 2014, 06:02:54 PM
Never choose NXT-E.
It is a chinese scam.
Let us vote on mintpal when COMM being on it.
I just posted my info on cryptocointalk because I want to be a part of this big community,tks dev.
Link : https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77892
It is a chinese scam.
Let us vote on mintpal when COMM being on it.
I just posted my info on cryptocointalk because I want to be a part of this big community,tks dev.
Link : https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77892
Curious as to why you say NXT-E is a Chinese scam? I use them every once and while to get my hands on some new shit coins, the volume sucks, but everything else works right and customer service is fast to respond, and I have yet to be scammed, did they scam you?. They do list some scammy coins though, and I do agree MintPal is the way to go, so I also sent them a request to add the coin.
March 28, 2014, 06:02:39 PM
Hello there. I am looking for all coins that can be mined using CPU. Can you tell me if these can be mined using CPU? Please msg me back to let me know? Thanks.
March 28, 2014, 05:57:17 PM
Hello, I wanted to know if it is possible to apply now to be part of the comunity and receive shares even though I havent fullfilled all requirements ?
I am new to the crypto currency world but very excited about it. Shaping the future of economics is what I think this whole ever growing movement is and I want to be part of this.
However I havent got those 50 quality posts required to get the coins. I pllied on facebook.
Best regards
I am new to the crypto currency world but very excited about it. Shaping the future of economics is what I think this whole ever growing movement is and I want to be part of this.
However I havent got those 50 quality posts required to get the coins. I pllied on facebook.
Best regards
March 28, 2014, 05:32:12 PM
Confirming that I have received my CommunityCoins - thanks!
I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
Congratualations. And great idea.I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
If I will get my stake, I'm glad to giveaway a part of my COMM to your plan.
And I'm very happy that senior members like you have been invovled in this coin.
This will make the coin different.
Thanks!
This concept is now live over at the ecoiner.org forum: http://ecoiner.org/communitycoin/set-run-tor-relay-server-receive-communitycoin-1408/
Also, If anyone wants to help with a website or documentation then that would be great !
Really great idea and you will need a lot of time here.
Awesome idea. I'd kick in to the pot for something like this.
Good to know. Here is where this concept originates from - a talk at HAR 2009: http://youtu.be/WJD1hDKDqlo?t=4m58s
"Tor Incentive Mechanisms" - Sounds a bit like Bitcoin perhaps ?!?
March 28, 2014, 05:10:32 PM
Confirming that I have received my CommunityCoins - thanks!
I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
Congratualations. And great idea.I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
If I will get my stake, I'm glad to giveaway a part of my COMM to your plan.
And I'm very happy that senior members like you have been invovled in this coin.
This will make the coin different.
Thanks!
This concept is now live over at the ecoiner.org forum: http://ecoiner.org/communitycoin/set-run-tor-relay-server-receive-communitycoin-1408/
Also, If anyone wants to help with a website or documentation then that would be great !
Really great idea and you will need a lot of time here.
Awesome idea. I'd kick in to the pot for something like this.
March 28, 2014, 05:03:15 PM
Dear Dev,
I'm trying to apply one stake for myself.
I'm a engineer in China, but I'm a fan of cryptocoins.
I love the fair spirit of this nice coin. Glad to join in it!
As rules, I post my wallet at: https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77946
I promise if I get the stake I will promote it in my soical website, including QQ, weibo and blog.
I'm trying to apply one stake for myself.
I'm a engineer in China, but I'm a fan of cryptocoins.
I love the fair spirit of this nice coin. Glad to join in it!
As rules, I post my wallet at: https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77946
I promise if I get the stake I will promote it in my soical website, including QQ, weibo and blog.
March 28, 2014, 05:02:26 PM
Confirming that I have received my CommunityCoins - thanks!
I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
Congratualations. And great idea.I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
If I will get my stake, I'm glad to giveaway a part of my COMM to your plan.
And I'm very happy that senior members like you have been invovled in this coin.
This will make the coin different.
Thanks!
This concept is now live over at the ecoiner.org forum: http://ecoiner.org/communitycoin/set-run-tor-relay-server-receive-communitycoin-1408/
Also, If anyone wants to help with a website or documentation then that would be great !
Really great idea and you will need a lot of time here.
March 28, 2014, 04:58:44 PM
Confirming that I have received my CommunityCoins - thanks!
I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
Congratualations. And great idea.I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
If I will get my stake, I'm glad to giveaway a part of my COMM to your plan.
And I'm very happy that senior members like you have been invovled in this coin.
This will make the coin different.
Thanks!
This concept is now live over at the ecoiner.org forum: http://ecoiner.org/communitycoin/set-run-tor-relay-server-receive-communitycoin-1408/
Also, If anyone wants to help with a website or documentation then that would be great !
It's rush time now. People always want to get their stake at first.
After the messy distributions phase, I think more people will concern about your plan.
Also, I'm glad to donate some coins to support your plan if I got my stake.
March 28, 2014, 04:55:45 PM
Just posted on facebook, this coin sounds interesting, i like POS coins and additionaly it's going to have an active group of stakeholders.
I think I will can contribute cause we have in mind set up a store accepting cryptos and this one could be included, adittionally, if this project doesn't go ahead, I will promote the coin and do which I can in my free time.
I think I will can contribute cause we have in mind set up a store accepting cryptos and this one could be included, adittionally, if this project doesn't go ahead, I will promote the coin and do which I can in my free time.
March 28, 2014, 04:52:57 PM
We paid about 200 people so far. We need more fighters.
Just saw this,thanks.
btw,I posted my info on cryptocointalk.
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77941
March 28, 2014, 04:38:46 PM
Coin collector here and this coin sounds pretty cool. I'd love to be in on this community and do my part to help grow this coin. I posted on cryptocointalk (my wallet address).
March 28, 2014, 04:33:36 PM
Who can tell me how many shares also left？
I want to know can not catch up with this train.
The dev said about 200 stakes have been sent.I want to know can not catch up with this train.
So you have enough time to catch up it before it to da moon.
Hurry up!!!
Hope I can aslo catch up the Eurostar. I want to apply for my stake.
Here is my wallet: https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77934
I promise I can promote it as I can do the best.
March 28, 2014, 04:29:43 PM
Confirming that I have received my CommunityCoins - thanks!
I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
Congratualations. And great idea.I've been considering some ways to increase the distribution further within a growing community without doing the usual giveaways etc.
I remembered one of the Tor project devs. once giving a presentation on 'Incentive Mechanisms' for running Tor Relays !
So, I propose to giveaway 50% of my initial CommunityCoins over an extended duration to anyone prepared to run a Tor Relay.
Anyone doing this will receive an initial 'set-up' donation and also receive a weekly ongoing payment for as long as the node remains active. These rewards will diminish over time to cope with demand and their will ofc be a total max. allocation.
Each Tor Relay should be a new named Relay with proper port forwarding on the router. This could make for the perfect opportunity to turn your old 32 bit windows xp machines into a linux Tor Relay running on your 'home' router.
CommunityCoin Tor Relays can be identified as active via the Atlas and also torstatus.blutmagie.de
I propose that Relays are named as something random+COMM i.e. MyTorRelayCOMM
I'm still working out a possible payments structure with my available CommunityCoin funds and will start a new thread soon.
Up to 500+ additional Tor Relays should be a very good way to create interest in this new coin and help to build a community.
See: https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/relays.html.en for set-up information of a Tor Relay.
The Tor software has great settings to control bandwidth usage if your worried about any restrictions with your ISP. Its even possible to have your Relay set to switch on at night and to then switch off during the day when you want to use the bandwidth for yourself.
Send me a PM if your actually interested in running a Tor Relay for FREEDOM and to help others and not just because you want to try and get some free Community Coins.
If I will get my stake, I'm glad to giveaway a part of my COMM to your plan.
And I'm very happy that senior members like you have been invovled in this coin.
This will make the coin different.
Thanks!
This concept is now live over at the ecoiner.org forum: http://ecoiner.org/communitycoin/set-run-tor-relay-server-receive-communitycoin-1408/
Also, If anyone wants to help with a website or documentation then that would be great !
March 28, 2014, 04:18:04 PM
hi dev
i'm an active user on the board of Bitcointalk. as i knew that most of users posting threads to get >50 posts after the lunch day, my posts are almost average in last two months. this means a lot.
i like the idea of this coin, which i saw it is fair enough. and the pure POS is a bright point that are different from other crypto-currencies.
i really wanna get some coins and join the COMM community to make some promotions.
you can check my reputation on Bitcointalk.
my bitcointalk ID is rockrabbit
my address is :CKLMJzARCb9AUysAsuoGDa4FWm6zD1jzLZ
thanks.
i'm an active user on the board of Bitcointalk. as i knew that most of users posting threads to get >50 posts after the lunch day, my posts are almost average in last two months. this means a lot.
i like the idea of this coin, which i saw it is fair enough. and the pure POS is a bright point that are different from other crypto-currencies.
i really wanna get some coins and join the COMM community to make some promotions.
you can check my reputation on Bitcointalk.
my bitcointalk ID is rockrabbit
my address is :
thanks.
Read the rules.
You cant write your comm address here,man,edit it ASAP.
March 28, 2014, 03:58:24 PM
Who can tell me how many shares also left？
I want to know can not catch up with this train.
I want to know can not catch up with this train.
March 28, 2014, 03:53:11 PM
Just post my info here.
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77912
So lucky for get on this train.
Great idea and distribution model.
I really wanna join this big COMM community to make some promotions.
waiting for my coins.
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77912
So lucky for get on this train.
Great idea and distribution model.
I really wanna join this big COMM community to make some promotions.
waiting for my coins.
March 28, 2014, 03:30:20 PM
We paid about 200 people so far. We need more fighters.
I want to be a fighter:),fight against the shitcoin outside.I just posted it on this link,plz check it,thank you.
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77901
March 28, 2014, 03:10:50 PM
hi dev
i'm an active user on the board of Bitcointalk. as i knew that most of users posting threads to get >50 posts after the lunch day, my posts are almost average in last two months. this means a lot.
i like the idea of this coin, which i saw it is fair enough. and the pure POS is a bright point that are different from other crypto-currencies.
i really wanna get some coins and join the COMM community to make some promotions.
you can check my reputation on Bitcointalk.
my bitcointalk ID is rockrabbit
my address is :CKLMJzARCb9AUysAsuoGDa4FWm6zD1jzLZ
thanks.
i'm an active user on the board of Bitcointalk. as i knew that most of users posting threads to get >50 posts after the lunch day, my posts are almost average in last two months. this means a lot.
i like the idea of this coin, which i saw it is fair enough. and the pure POS is a bright point that are different from other crypto-currencies.
i really wanna get some coins and join the COMM community to make some promotions.
you can check my reputation on Bitcointalk.
my bitcointalk ID is rockrabbit
my address is :
thanks.
Read the rules.
March 28, 2014, 03:10:06 PM
Never choose NXT-E.
It is a chinese scam.
Let us vote on mintpal when COMM being on it.
I just posted my info on cryptocointalk because I want to be a part of this big community,tks dev.
Link : https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77892
It is a chinese scam.
Let us vote on mintpal when COMM being on it.
I just posted my info on cryptocointalk because I want to be a part of this big community,tks dev.
Link : https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=77892
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