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okane818

legendary

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I saw good project for this JSECOIN, you can get information on this site http://bitcointalkdavao.host/2017/11/05/jsecoin/
Good luck guys,

Best regards,

Okane Satoshi
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rod1

jr. member

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Perhaps it was not very successful to register JSEcoin as a Limited Company in the UK, since many of the companies that have committed SCAM, promising investment returns of up to more than 5% interest per day, for investing Bitcoin, were registered as Company Limited of UK, So people are beginning to look suspiciously at any new Internet business that shows to have the UK LTD record.

I do not think this is the case with JSEcoin, because their project is very promising, but perhaps some people see with fear that of the LTD registry in the UK.

cdrx

full member

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ICO will be Q1 or Q2 2018 ?

JSEcoin

member

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Hi Travellingwolf, Yes that will work across the different country specific TLD's.

The best way to add your code to a blogger site is to modify the template file so the code loads on every page that a users visits.

1. Sign in to blogger.com and visit your blog's "Overview" page.
2. Select "Template" from the left-hand menu. You may need to select a template before continuing. There should be a template preview near the top of the page.
3. Click the Edit HTML button, which will open a HTML editor for you edit your blog's template.
4. Enter your jsecoin code snippet above the final tag at the bottom of the template.
5. Save the template.
6. To test, open up your site in Chrome and press CTRL + SHIFT + J. This will load the web developer console. You should see block data coming in and being logged in the console after 15 seconds.

travellingwolf

newbie

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I'm testing this out on blogger.com - does the code snippet work when blogger returns a country specific TLD?

e.g. there's automatically .com, .ca. co.uk versions of the site available depending on your location.

Thanks!

JSEcoin

member

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We haven't decided on which exchange(s) to list on first. There's a thread here: https://jsecoin.com/forums/topic/recommended-exchanges/ which outlines investors recommended exchanges. The landscape is changing daily as most listing fees are in BTC or alternative Cryptocurrencies and the extreme price movements are constantly moving the goal posts for listing fees. Something like Cryptopia has a set fee which is affordable to some extent and I feel they are a respected platform. Many 3rd tier exchanges offer free listing if you can get voted on which may or may not be an option we look at. Obviously we would love to list on the best and most prestigious exchanges but Bittrex for example charges 50BTC for listing which is way out of budget. If demand is big enough and the potential trading volume is high enough it will be much easier to negotiate with the larger exchanges.

Closer to the time we will draw up a spreadsheet of the available options and compare the pros and cons for each exchange.

the artful bodger

sr. member

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Quote from: JSEcoin on December 28, 2017, 05:42:03 AM

Yes we will be listing on exchanges after the ICO in 2018.

Which exchanges will you be listed on? Are you paying any of them to list your coin?

JSEcoin

member

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Hi Rezwalker, the publisher mining is still working. What errors are you getting could you post or PM me your website address so I can take a look?

rezwalker

jr. member

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publisers minning not working anymore?
i try send a message in site and getting errors

JSEcoin

member

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Yes we will be listing on exchanges after the ICO in 2018. We have the next 3 months of development planned and this is now publicly available at https://jsecoin.com/timeline/

Once we have the development side in place or at least close to completing on schedule then we will announce the exact ICO dates.

sailthor

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Quote from: ewka_ew on December 27, 2017, 09:22:53 AM

Hi. I think when time will come you have to list JSE on Binance exchange. It will be N1 exchange in 2018.

After the ICO stage within 2018 JSE team look to list on exchanges.

BuyerGV

member

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when to wait for a stock exchange?

ewka_ew

newbie

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Hi. I think when time will come you have to list JSE on Binance exchange. It will be N1 exchange in 2018.

JSEcoin

member

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Muppet58 if it's a large site it could be more to do with traffic quality and fraud filters if you aren't receiving any stats at all. We had some users complain that traffic to their sites was being blocked and it turned out they were using auto-surf type traffic which isn't allowed and is now being detected with the update. I have no reason to believe this is the case but it could be something like this that is causing the problem. If you would like me to take a look at your account and domains then please PM me your account details.

I.Grozni

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Quote from: muppet58 on December 25, 2017, 05:31:08 AM

I agree with Cryptur, i have noticed a large slow down as well. The hashes have tippled but the reward has dropped.

Also, my website payments have stopped completely. Stats saying no visits etc - this is a fault.

Antivirus blocks the launch of JSE mining scripts on the site. Some antivirus programs only give you a warning, a mining script, and let the user decide if he wants to allow mining. (That works F-Secure whose alone tester for years). On one of my computers I have Kaspersky Internet Security that blocks the script immediately. That's why it looks like your site has no visits because antivirus programs block the miner on your site.

cryptur

member

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it went back to "normal/expected" for me two days ago

muppet58

newbie

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I agree with Cryptur, i have noticed a large slow down as well. The hashes have tippled but the reward has dropped.

Also, my website payments have stopped completely. Stats saying no visits etc - this is a fault.

cdrx

full member

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Rewards for sites are good and steady. Everything looks good for webmasters.

JSEcoin

member

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@rezwalker, we haven't applied for any exchanges yet but there's a thread here discussing it https://jsecoin.com/forums/topic/recommended-exchanges/#post-390

@henslee & cryptur, the increase in hashing shouldn't have reduced earnings significantly because its the same for everyone and the same coin distribution. The only reason I can think of why this may be is that some users with lower powered hardware have "caught up" because of the more efficient system. This means that lower powered or older laptops are now able to compete better with newer ones. I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing if that is the case. What kind of earnings were you getting before and after the update?

henslee

newbie

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I agree with Cryptur, i have noticed a large slow down as well. The hashes have tippled but the reward has dropped.

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