Topic: [ANN] LiteDoge - such Community coin | no premine | very fast | much profit - page 32. (Read 125384 times)
July 29, 2015, 03:43:46 PM
Those look really nice, litedoge
July 29, 2015, 03:39:44 PM
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•Dimensions: 1.55"l x 1.55"w x .125”h;0.02 lbs (per chip).
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July 29, 2015, 03:38:59 PM
... LiteDoge Wisdom ...
July 29, 2015, 03:10:32 PM
LiteDoge Official Poker Tokens
Quality heavy weight clay chips that are sure to make any event or poker tournament memorable. Weighing 12 grams (0.02lbs), these clay chips have the same look and feel as casino chips. High quality custom artwork printed directly onto the chip for longevity so your guests can cherish these for life! Great for use as collections, wedding favours, bachelor party gifts or for poker tournaments.
Front Back
•Dimensions: 1.55"l x 1.55"w x .125”h;0.02 lbs (per chip).
•Made with clay.
•Printed with full color graphics on the front, and back of the chip.
•Minimum order of 25 chips.
•Order in bulk and save!
www.zazzle.com/LiteDoge*
Visit the LiteDoge Storefront - more products to be added in future.
Quality heavy weight clay chips that are sure to make any event or poker tournament memorable. Weighing 12 grams (0.02lbs), these clay chips have the same look and feel as casino chips. High quality custom artwork printed directly onto the chip for longevity so your guests can cherish these for life! Great for use as collections, wedding favours, bachelor party gifts or for poker tournaments.
Front Back
•Dimensions: 1.55"l x 1.55"w x .125”h;0.02 lbs (per chip).
•Made with clay.
•Printed with full color graphics on the front, and back of the chip.
•Minimum order of 25 chips.
•Order in bulk and save!
www.zazzle.com/LiteDoge*
Visit the LiteDoge Storefront - more products to be added in future.
July 29, 2015, 03:09:34 PM
July 29, 2015, 03:06:55 PM
... LiteDoge to the moon ...
July 29, 2015, 03:05:26 PM
... LiteDoge Wisdom ...
July 29, 2015, 08:54:14 AM
More and more on sale. For what?
I don't know, but people rarely behave exactly the way you want them to.
You can't please all the people all the time - but I will keep on trying;)
There still seems to be some people here trying to hurt our coin. As much as they try... it bounces back. If they want out, they can sell now at 1 sat and be gone. We don't want people like that in our community.
July 29, 2015, 07:35:01 AM
The resistence at 2 satoshi is quite impressive, no matter how much they sell at that price those walls always seem to get eaten, the truth is that with current staking rewards buying at 2 satoshis is dead cheap, you can ROI in less than 90 days if you buy enough!
July 29, 2015, 02:11:52 AM
have been on and off with LDOGE.
installed the newest wallet and recovered some lost coins from c-cex withdrawals which did not show up in the older wallets for some reason...
now back to staking
installed the newest wallet and recovered some lost coins from c-cex withdrawals which did not show up in the older wallets for some reason...
now back to staking
July 28, 2015, 11:16:46 PM
More and more on sale. For what?
I don't know, but people rarely behave exactly the way you want them to.
You can't please all the people all the time - but I will keep on trying;)
There still seems to be some people here trying to hurt our coin. As much as they try... it bounces back. If they want out, they can sell now at 1 sat and be gone. We don't want people like that in our community.
July 28, 2015, 02:13:06 PM
Some nice suggestions here.
July 28, 2015, 04:31:24 AM
More and more on sale. For what?
I don't know, but people rarely behave exactly the way you want them to.
You can't please all the people all the time - but I will keep on trying;)
July 28, 2015, 03:22:18 AM
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July 28, 2015, 02:20:13 AM
I dont think a hardfork for this will do anything other than damage the coin at present.
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
This is a good point as well. Constantly hard forking will definitely not convey a sense of stability which is what LiteDoge is sorely lacking.
It should be done, but timing needs to be right. I guess that gives us plenty of time to come to a solid consensus on final specifications, and possibly the dev team will be able to narrow down what the issue with changing block times is. More time to collect juicy stakes too.
For the record, my vote is to keep the current reward schedule, but up the block time to 90-120 seconds. If 90 seconds is chosen as the block time, possibly drop final reward to 4,000-5,000 coins.
That sounds great! But not anytime soon. The high rewards will get others interested... they just better get some fast! But yes... closer to 50% sounds about right for the next fork. We absolutely should not do that now. We need stability... and at some point in the future, a drastic decrease in minted coins. That will happen.
This all sounds good. We should keep an open dialogue going here as we have some time before making any decisions/changes that require a hard fork. Everyone is welcome to comment on this as it is all of our coin. The devs will only make core changes to the coin with a majority of support from the community.
July 28, 2015, 02:17:34 AM
I dont think a hardfork for this will do anything other than damage the coin at present.
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
This is a good point as well. Constantly hard forking will definitely not convey a sense of stability which is what LiteDoge is sorely lacking.
It should be done, but timing needs to be right. I guess that gives us plenty of time to come to a solid consensus on final specifications, and possibly the dev team will be able to narrow down what the issue with changing block times is. More time to collect juicy stakes too.
For the record, my vote is to keep the current reward schedule, but up the block time to 90-120 seconds. If 90 seconds is chosen as the block time, possibly drop final reward to 4,000-5,000 coins.
That sounds great! But not anytime soon. The high rewards will get others interested... they just better get some fast! But yes... closer to 50% sounds about right for the next fork. We absolutely should not do that now. We need stability... and at some point in the future, a drastic decrease in minted coins. That will happen.
July 28, 2015, 02:13:00 AM
I dont think a hardfork for this will do anything other than damage the coin at present.
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
This is a good point as well. Constantly hard forking will definitely not convey a sense of stability which is what LiteDoge is sorely lacking.
It should be done, but timing needs to be right. I guess that gives us plenty of time to come to a solid consensus on final specifications, and possibly the dev team will be able to narrow down what the issue with changing block times is. More time to collect juicy stakes too.
For the record, my vote is to keep the current reward schedule, but up the block time to 90-120 seconds. If 90 seconds is chosen as the block time, possibly drop final reward to 4,000-5,000 coins.
July 28, 2015, 01:57:46 AM
I dont think a hardfork for this will do anything other than damage the coin at present.
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
We are only @13% I would suggest waiting until closer to 50% before forking, that give plenty of time to get new people involved, and will make the coin rare with only 50% to go with a time fork.
But no way should we make people fork again so soon after the last one.......
July 28, 2015, 01:38:19 AM
In my opinion, LiteDoge would be better off just keeping the current reward structure, but changing the block time to 2 minutes.
We were trying to move the block time to 90-94 seconds per block, which would have cut inflation by 1/3.
I also support this option.
Although, I prefer getting coin more often, even at lower rewards.
July 28, 2015, 01:37:49 AM
We were trying to move the block time to 90-94 seconds per block, which would have cut inflation by 1/3. In regard to having outside help, no offense taken. We are always willing and open to outside help and if anyone with experience would like to help we would welcome them with open arms. I am new to this and am doing my best, but am learning as I go so any help would be appreciated. If anyone wants to help out, please PM me. We want great things for this coin and if no one else helps out, we will figure it out, but it may take a little longer than many here would like. I know this is not ideal, but I don't want to sugarcoat anything. Nonetheless, we will be working hard to make this coin better regardless of how long it takes. We are not going anywhere.
90-94 seconds would help significantly as well, and we are already 30,000 blocks into the 28k reward level so 26k will be here before we know it. Many people are here because of the juicy staking so we don't want to strangle supply and cut it too fast, but as things sit right now 37.8 million more LiteDoge are created everyday. Thats about 0.75 BTC worth at 2 satoshis. It doesn't seem like much but we have the walls at 3 and 4 satoshis to deal with, many of them belonging to the former team members who are exiting I imagine. After a few days of low volume and staking, 37.8 million new coins a day is plenty enough to continually replenish the mini wall at 2 satoshis.
I am a patient guy. I think just about anyone who has stuck around since launch is. Normally I wouldn't be worried about the inflation rate, and I'd just hold and stake. When it comes to LiteDoge, I think the coin seems to be floundering to outsiders. Internal strife, failure to build solid upward momentum, and lack of stability are making the coin look bad. I'm not criticizing anyone here. You and others have done infinitely more for this coin than I have, I'm all talk no action. I'm just saying that since launch in March we have had multiple hard forks and 1 fail fork with the horrible masternode client, yet we still debating the inflation rate and how quickly block reward should be reduced! Still crunching the numbers, unsure of what direction we want to go. I would like to see the block time raised to 90-120 seconds, and I think the simple act of setting the reward schedule in stone and saying "thats it, we have a consensus, let's move on" would be an important statement. At the same time, turning the inflation down a notch or two allows us to focus more on eating the existing walls rather than soaking up new coins. If the protocol and price can finally show some stability, LiteDoge will look more attractive to new investors and members of the community. We need that solid base.
Talk it over with the other devs. If the only specification change of a new fork were to be a block time change, and you guys aren't sure how to do it, Presstab is pretty much the go-to freelance POS dev around here. A change that small would probably not be much work for him, so it probably wouldn't cost us much to get done. Sure we could raise the funds needed for an hour of his work if we need to.
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