[ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 110.

cryptomommy

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Quote from: duplan on September 09, 2015, 12:45:58 PM

Like what ? Please , update us here as well . Some have no time to hang out in the IRCs but still would like to be brief'd .

Hey Duplan - Hope all is well

IRC is where we are planning and handling project management items while answering questions / giving away mad free mintcoins

As we complete tasks they will be formally announced throughout the social medias to ensure everyone knows whats going on.

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Like what ? Please , update us here as well . Some have no time to hang out in the IRCs but still would like to be brief'd .

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Btw, for those of you that AREN'T with us in IRC chat...big things on the horizon

Soon™

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Mintcoin and Linux Mint. Both winners.

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Quote from: Flyskyhigh on September 07, 2015, 05:49:29 PM

Quote from: armedmilitia on September 07, 2015, 02:23:47 PM

Also, do you guys know why mintcoin is one of the two currencies accepted by the linux mint dev team (apparently there's no direct affiliation)? That's how I stumbled on this thread, anyways.

There is no direct affiliation. Just one community supporting another. I think the mint name is the only common thing so it seemed fitting, and both are free open source software; but also there are a fair number of Mintcoiners who are also Linux Mint users. Linux Mint is a great distribution, and many encourage people to switch to it vs proprietary software.

I switched a about a month ago and am really impressed.

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Ezekiel 34:11, John 10:25-30

Quote from: armedmilitia on September 07, 2015, 02:23:47 PM

Also, do you guys know why mintcoin is one of the two currencies accepted by the linux mint dev team (apparently there's no direct affiliation)? That's how I stumbled on this thread, anyways.

There is no direct affiliation. Just one community supporting another. I think the mint name is the only common thing so it seemed fitting, and both are free open source software; but also there are a fair number of Mintcoiners who are also Linux Mint users. Linux Mint is a great distribution, and many encourage people to switch to it vs proprietary software.

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Quote from: MarSas on September 07, 2015, 01:35:19 PM

Quote from: Ricklosti on September 07, 2015, 10:55:09 AM

Poloniex doesn't allow people from New York to trade.

Due to BitLicense and Poloniex being based in the USA, right?

ya that kind of makes them look like they're trying to be as legit as possible

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Quote from: armedmilitia on September 07, 2015, 02:23:47 PM

Quote from: Ricklosti on September 07, 2015, 10:55:09 AM

Poloniex doesn't allow people from New York to trade. I think that is worthy of boycotting them altogether. I have been using Bter mainly, and a little on Bleutrade

Also, do you guys know why mintcoin is one of the two currencies accepted by the linux mint dev team (apparently there's no direct affiliation)? That's how I stumbled on this thread, anyways.

As far as I know, Mint distro was approached by the devs and they were open to accepting MINT.

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We're going to need a bigger heatsink.

Quote from: Ricklosti on September 07, 2015, 10:55:09 AM

Poloniex doesn't allow people from New York to trade. I think that is worthy of boycotting them altogether. I have been using Bter mainly, and a little on Bleutrade

That's only because of bitlicense, which is fairly restrictive regulation exclusive to new york. You should take that up with your local government, not the exchange.

Also, do you guys know why mintcoin is one of the two currencies accepted by the linux mint dev team (apparently there's no direct affiliation)? That's how I stumbled on this thread, anyways.

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Quote from: Ricklosti on September 07, 2015, 10:55:09 AM

Poloniex doesn't allow people from New York to trade.

Due to BitLicense and Poloniex being based in the USA, right?

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Poloniex doesn't allow people from New York to trade. I think that is worthy of boycotting them altogether. I have been using Bter mainly, and a little on Bleutrade

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Good Morning Everyone, Mintcoin Fund is now registered as a Non-Profit and we are ready to kick off our next campaign in New York City, New York. If your coin community is interested in participating in this project please let me know. We are currently seeking 3-4 communities who are interested in joining us for a slightly competitive, fun fund-raising campaign while raising awareness to Bitcoin Alternatives and their benefits. http://mintcoinfund.org/open-projects/changecup-new-york-city/

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The best scenario would be for Cryptsy to get their act together and not let many wallets in maintenance for months.

Once they do get their MINT wallet out of maintenance it would be wise to transfer coins to another exchange that is not as careless about their customers.

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Quote from: mullick on September 01, 2015, 11:53:11 PM

As far as cryptsy's mintcoin wallet being in maintenance. it is not an issue with the blockchain but rather an internal issue that effected a few users.

We discovered a bug in security protocol that would see some transactions as unauthorized withdrawals and debit a users account for the amount of the transaction. To prevent any others users from being effected I have taken the wallet offline until the issue can be fixed. This was present in a few coins Saturncoin, Bluecon and Mintcoin.

I am hoping to have the wallet back up within 48 hours. We apologize for the delay it has caused

@mullick
Should we all move the mint from cryptsy to another trading site like https://poloniex.com?

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~~Help Support the Mintcoin Guardianship Program: Mt6nEG8Pp7kyimcHEp3gFqdjDPQqXas5Ae~~

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Kaspa

I sold the MINT I had on cryptsy to move my BTC over to Poloniex... same with my POT as well

definitely losing my patience with cryptsy

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Cryptsy is a total joke . They do not hire competent techs who can solve any coin issue. Take a look at the page that says condition of coin and you will see at least 10% of all coins are in maintenance. I have had lost coins there for 7 months and no help just endless lies like we have our top techs working on the issue. I will escalate it for you to lvl 11 tech support. What a joke of an exchange. Cryptsy kills coins. Should be there motto. Crypsty the great coin killer how proud those guys should be to their contribution to killing cryptocurrency. They should be so proud. This last dump can only be attributed to no external trading on the Number #1 mint exchange for a month. The better question should be why does Cryptsy want Mintcoin to fail? Huh

?? I have lost at least 1.5 btc on this downturn. So yes I am pissed. Plus $ 100 in reddcoin that has vanished into their pockets

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Quote from: Fuzzbawls on September 05, 2015, 02:51:30 AM

Quote from: mullick on September 01, 2015, 11:53:11 PM

As far as cryptsy's mintcoin wallet being in maintenance. it is not an issue with the blockchain but rather an internal issue that effected a few users.

We discovered a bug in security protocol that would see some transactions as unauthorized withdrawals and debit a users account for the amount of the transaction. To prevent any others users from being effected I have taken the wallet offline until the issue can be fixed. This was present in a few coins Saturncoin, Bluecon and Mintcoin.

I am hoping to have the wallet back up within 48 hours. We apologize for the delay it has caused

The 48 hour timeframe has come and gone. Can we please get an update as to the status of Cryptsy's MINT wallet??? For reference, the wallet went into maintenance mode on or around Aug 15 and has remained there with no communication whatsoever aside from the post quoted above.

Their wallet hasn't minted yet....
http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/MINT/address.php?address=MpRy4faehg2kUBmkdcSw221SspM8LRLe1h

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Quote from: mullick on September 01, 2015, 11:53:11 PM

As far as cryptsy's mintcoin wallet being in maintenance. it is not an issue with the blockchain but rather an internal issue that effected a few users.

We discovered a bug in security protocol that would see some transactions as unauthorized withdrawals and debit a users account for the amount of the transaction. To prevent any others users from being effected I have taken the wallet offline until the issue can be fixed. This was present in a few coins Saturncoin, Bluecon and Mintcoin.

I am hoping to have the wallet back up within 48 hours. We apologize for the delay it has caused

The 48 hour timeframe has come and gone. Can we please get an update as to the status of Cryptsy's MINT wallet??? For reference, the wallet went into maintenance mode on or around Aug 15 and has remained there with no communication whatsoever aside from the post quoted above.

fonzerrellie

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Kaspa

doesn't sound like too many users were effected... glad they're on top of it.

I had totally forgotten MINT is on POLO as well lol my wallet just got a bit bigger thanks dumpers Cool

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