Topic: [ANN] ECASH | Probably going to die really, really soon with no hosting nodes - page 21. (Read 30283 times)

Just so you guys know, I used some of the leftover coins from the swap to fund somewhere you guys can use your ECASH at for some fun. I imagine it'll be up in the next couple hours, or by tomorrow for sure. You'll know what it is when he makes a post saying it's ready

its nice to see no one complaining in the thread for once things are looking good spots. good work.

Of course 

Thanks for the mention spots

You guys can probably get it added to AltDice.net

10k just got added on there, I mentioned ECASH to him

No big loss. If the coin does well down the road I will certainly share the information widely, and have already talked to quite a few people about it. A lot of people I think are staking now and happy with a solid staking coin. I appreciate the work of Igotspots and such, so I am holding and staking, and will support the coin however I can.

I know 

That proves my point.

I've been inviting him back to do his plan with no response

I don't think it is a matter of hiring someone. A management team needs to be someone with passion for something and does not matter to initially put in effort to achieve his passion with rewards later on. It would typically be 1-3 community members that get together with a shared vision and go for it. A coin is just the technical enabler of achieving the vision and the coin is either an asset in the process or a tender instrument to make the plans work. The coin specs must compliment the vision and business objectives, e.g. transferring value that is not time sensitive can have coin specs of 10 min block time because block time is not a major issue. Retail use at point of sale is time sensitive and needs super fast transactions and sub 1 minute block times with only a few confirmations.

Few people have the appetite though to commit to something like this and really be committed or most lack the skills and have no business savvy, hence 99.99999999999999% of coins being just a fad that starts and ends quickly thereafter. Managing a coin needs proper business skills and can be compared to running a company. Evidence of this is the absolute commitment and passion displayed by the 2-3 coins that are actually getting somewhere at the moment.

The original dev's lack of willingness to still be involved is an indication that he does not have the passion for what he wanted to do here. This means that he probably had alternative motives for launching the coin whatever that may have been. He has been handed a perfectly working coin but he walked away, probably to start a new coin (with a premine  )

Perfect. Where do we hire them

Technically yes. It is the first step to have a properly working coin. Imagine adding to that a management team with vision, strategy and business plans.

Is a pro Dev all it takes to revive a coin 😏🎉?

94567

just to be sure to be on the right chain, whats the actual block-count?

GorillaStake Update

Ok,thanks

See you in an hour 

I just send my coin to wallet,when does it stack