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fonzerrellie

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Kaspa

people have been talking about it for a couple days on Cryptocurrency Collectors Club on FB... I'm sure it's not the only place

sologap

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BTC Vol
964.05258031 BTC

Johal8888

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Quote from: kevin1234a on April 09, 2015, 06:24:01 PM

huge diff in exchge rates yobit v/s bittrex???

This coin is being manipulated..ive reviewed the code as well. Junk.

lmao Shadow Accounts are the future. We all know this. People in SDC have made accounts here to help add to the hype...then people are going to dump and throw their profits into SDC.

That kind of shit makes me sick. You all have been warned.

thevampireskilledit

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Quote from: infazan on April 09, 2015, 06:16:22 PM

Time to sell this shit now !!!

2 spooky 4me

edit: btw you can ignore users, I suggest using that.

kevin1234a

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Decentralizing Jesus on the Blockchain

huge diff in exchge rates yobit v/s bittrex???

rocoro

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Quote from: bathrobehero on April 09, 2015, 05:59:40 PM

Quote from: rocoro on April 09, 2015, 05:29:13 PM

Windows is the real bitch/pain in the ass to compile on.

How do you guys use that shitty os ... if its just for gaming, go out out and buy a console!

People who got used to windows can manage it just fine and might even feel the same way about linux as you do about windows. I've ran into 4 different errors trying to setup a masternode which took half an hour of googling and trying solutions. I'm not saying one is better than the other, it's just a matter of preference.
And I'd rather not give up PC gaming just be able to buy a glorified media center with old hardware, expensive games and an inferior input device that doesn't even work for a few genres.

I guess... whatever toots your whistle Undecided

There are things I'm not impressed with about linux, no OS is perfect. -BUT- I enjoy opensource.

Edit.. also to me, graphics look pretty damn good on consoles these days..
I don't need my computer turned into some big box with 10 fans and/or water coolers just to run games lol.

Mrpumperitis

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Quote from: BigDaddySherman on April 09, 2015, 06:19:35 PM

Quote from: Troublesome96 on April 09, 2015, 06:03:55 PM

Quote from: BigDaddySherman on April 09, 2015, 05:59:37 PM

Quote from: Troublesome96 on April 09, 2015, 05:53:32 PM

Quote from: trader19 on April 09, 2015, 05:46:22 PM

Quote from: I2S2SI on April 09, 2015, 05:44:48 PM

What are others saying about Crave?

Links?

who cares frankly, we have 152 Masternodes active /// Total Balance: 76043.77481325
that gives you proof how big the interest on crave is Cool

This really is our bread and butter at the moment not to mention an actual dev that knows how to code which is evidenced to me by changes on the fly in mere moments.

I hate to push for this because it increases the roi of node operators, but it is a necessity. We need more masternodes online.

Would some of you that are running nodes be so kind as to post how much you have collected in the last 24-48 hrs?

so that potential investors can see what they have the potential of making taking into account that prices will rise because of more nodes bought and profits should not decrease at a drastic rate or at all because of the price increase.

I would go further and ask for a profitability calculator - taking into account the current price of CRAVE, number of nodes and effect on the payments etc. So one could simply type in the values as they stand e.g. 1 Crave = $1.35 ; Masternodes active = 153 etc.

Is there anyone mathematically minded and able to whip up such a thing?

GREAT idea. That will also allow for price realization to occur real time. That is until the markets are released.

What we need - and this may infact be something the coin is already set to develop so forgive me if it is - is a means of tendering for tasks specifically related to the development and maintenance of the coin.

What this means is that we have a platform that allows jobs, tasks, apps, etc that need doing to be posted and then community members submit a price they are willing to do the job for on the understanding that the lowest tender (person willing and able to do the job for the least possible price) wins.

So for instance - "We need someone to create a profitability calculator - must have X, Y and Z - must be fully functional and ready to be deployed by nth of month. Payment made on completion. Lowest tender wins."

Then those who possess the skills to accomplish such a task tender their services. The person willing to do it for the least possible CRAVE or BTC is given the job.

Why is this important? - Because at some point we need to establish a community fund - for paying for stuff we want doing. We can't expect the dev to whip up everything (even though he probably could!) and sometimes things are needed quickly rather than in the course of things. Secondly, a tendering process ensures the community gets the absolute best price for the job and therefore the most efficient use of its resources.

Thoughts?

gd to see you still here m8, btw this coin going to around $10mill easy, look at top 10 coins( not btc ,lol), and you and me know crave is superior to every single one.

Mrpumperitis

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Quote from: Johal8888 on April 09, 2015, 06:18:40 PM

The big dumps should start now....people can see this project wont go anywhere beyond 1.50 cents.

type what you mean..." i am sorry i fkd up and sold, please dump so i can buy cheaper because i know this project is awesome, im sorry , my butt really hurts" ,lol

BigDaddySherman

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Quote from: Troublesome96 on April 09, 2015, 06:03:55 PM

Quote from: BigDaddySherman on April 09, 2015, 05:59:37 PM

Quote from: Troublesome96 on April 09, 2015, 05:53:32 PM

Quote from: trader19 on April 09, 2015, 05:46:22 PM

Quote from: I2S2SI on April 09, 2015, 05:44:48 PM

What are others saying about Crave?

Links?

who cares frankly, we have 152 Masternodes active /// Total Balance: 76043.77481325
that gives you proof how big the interest on crave is Cool

This really is our bread and butter at the moment not to mention an actual dev that knows how to code which is evidenced to me by changes on the fly in mere moments.

I hate to push for this because it increases the roi of node operators, but it is a necessity. We need more masternodes online.

Would some of you that are running nodes be so kind as to post how much you have collected in the last 24-48 hrs?

so that potential investors can see what they have the potential of making taking into account that prices will rise because of more nodes bought and profits should not decrease at a drastic rate or at all because of the price increase.

I would go further and ask for a profitability calculator - taking into account the current price of CRAVE, number of nodes and effect on the payments etc. So one could simply type in the values as they stand e.g. 1 Crave = $1.35 ; Masternodes active = 153 etc.

Is there anyone mathematically minded and able to whip up such a thing?

GREAT idea. That will also allow for price realization to occur real time. That is until the markets are released.

What we need - and this may infact be something the coin is already set to develop so forgive me if it is - is a means of tendering for tasks specifically related to the development and maintenance of the coin.

What this means is that we have a platform that allows jobs, tasks, apps, etc that need doing to be posted and then community members submit a price they are willing to do the job for on the understanding that the lowest tender (person willing and able to do the job for the least possible price) wins.

So for instance - "We need someone to create a profitability calculator - must have X, Y and Z - must be fully functional and ready to be deployed by nth of month. Payment made on completion. Lowest tender wins."

Then those who possess the skills to accomplish such a task tender their services. The person willing to do it for the least possible CRAVE or BTC is given the job.

Why is this important? - Because at some point we need to establish a community fund - for paying for stuff we want doing. We can't expect the dev to whip up everything (even though he probably could!) and sometimes things are needed quickly rather than in the course of things. Secondly, a tendering process ensures the community gets the absolute best price for the job and therefore the most efficient use of its resources.

Thoughts?

Mrpumperitis

legendary

Activity: 2758

Merit: 1075