Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 569. (Read 1369778 times)

shit

Named Escrow ? There are a few....

Here's another thought.

Do not let your emotions get the best of you and fool you into selling your holding for even 1 satoshi less than you paid. You haven't lost anything until you take this step. The current situation is where the rubber hits the road. The moment of truth, so to speak.

How about this? Instead of losing put your MINT into your wallet and forget about it. Let it MINT!

Anyone with a sell order for less than 60 right now is dumping this coin, plain and simple. And there is a lot of FUD and obfuscation hiding these pertinent facts about this situation. As long as this situation is the case we are still price seeking, and not ready for profit taking. The game is afoot.

happy hunting

What is really needed in the world of crypto is a way to exchange coins wallet to wallet without a centralized exchange. These exchanges may be the parties who are involved in manipulating various coins and spreading FUD to facilitate pump and dumps coordinated to their advantage.

They certainly have an informational advantage.

no, you just have a bad memory

Sage advice. Respect.

You can't keep this coin on an exchange or the exchange will continuously dump it's minting and drop the price.

So either sell and get out, or send your mint to your wallet to mint. If there is no selling pressure the price will go up. Otherwise it will be driven to 1 by this force.

This is a buyers market until people figure out what game is afoot.  

Werent you the one saying to review the facts that mint is a pump and dump and since it encourages hoarding it will never get anywhere? Split personalities?

It looks like the sell walls are beginning to thin!

They were all solid 5 BTC earlier.
The 11 Satoshi buy wall is building up a bit.
Just the wall at 12 Satoshi sell holding the price down now. That could move at any moment. Wouldnt be suprised if we see upward movement that the sell walls at higher prices disappear

I don't think this coin is going to die. I think it is going to shake off all of the manipulators and day traders and go on to become a utilitarian currency. But it will be a long process.

My advice to would be day traders, if you aren't going long you are going to lose on this coin. Sell your holding for what you can get now and go on to the next pump.

There isn't one coming here. We'll go down to 1 maybe 2 satoshis and then we will grind back up the whole way as digital currency gains acceptance for the next 15-20 years. Mint may survive that process, or it may not. This is the nature of high risk investments into technical innovation.

We are close to 10 our real value... where we will hang for awhile but drops down to 5 may be possible.

You're right. People forget how new this coin is. Most holders are just now beginning to mint.

Mintcoin will feature two pages in the book called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" the Beginner's Reference

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.new#new


Please donate to the below Mintcoin wallet address in order to help fund this project:

MazFPPCdT28dAsahqE9TyhD5WmDctbV9iz

It will have 2 pages similar to this:





If you spot any spelling or grammar errors, these are easily sorted.  I do have a full time job as well as trying to get this project completed too.

something needs to change. code-wise

I don't see it going any lower than 10. The people who exited big announced here and thats the only reason it went below 12. People become part of the problem more than they help.

Level of panick in this thread is high, so the bottom must be close.

sure, but i rather buy at 2 then at 60

devs need to implement an update.

if balance > C, no minting + lower interest

Indeed. So, the price has fluctuated between a few sat. low and 60-ish sat. high.

I understand the need for day traders to make short-term gains and profits, but I'm in for the long-term and not really looking at the price to much...

Consider that these Bitcoin prices from 2009 http://newlibertystandard.wikifoundry.com/page/2009+Exchange+Rate are not even a blip on today's charts.

...should have sold and rebought now....

It is merchants providing goods and services that creates value in the first place.

Please read this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoins-alt-coins-pizzas-and-haircuts-323188 - Bitcoins, Alt. coins, Pizzas and Haircuts.

The more merchants that will adopt Mintcoin (or any alt. coin for that matter) the better it is for crypto and everyone involved.

My advice is to hold Mintcoin and to focus not on trading introspective markets wondering when the price might go up, but instead think about what goods and services you can offer for Mintcoins.

It does not really matter what you sell. This was perhaps the very first 'online' shop to sell anything for Bitcoins. Selling stickers, envelopes and stamps!

See: http://newlibertystandard.wikifoundry.com/page/Specialty+Shop

NewLibertyStandard ran the very first Bitcoin to Fiat exchange for Bitcoins (with PayPal and Pecunix) and calculated the exchange rate in terms of electricity usage. That is all that was available for our 'worthless' digital tokens (Bitcoins) at that time. Go and take a look at the calculated exchange rates.

Again, financial markets do not really create value and are simply a means of exchange. Goods and services i.e. labor creates 'value'.


Mintcoin has real potential to be a valid currency. Find me a merchant that does not want to get interest automatically on their sales or someone unwilling to spend their generated interest on goods and/or services ! Buy and hold Mintcoins and one day you might even be able to live of the interest just like Satoshi's hair dresser !