Topic: [ANN] [NAUT] Nautiluscoin - First Coin w/Stabilization Fund - Digishield - page 208. (Read 901856 times)

Look at how just a very small amount of volume increases price 20%, just imagine how fast it will go up when we get some decent volume going

http://www.coindesk.com/steve-stockman-new-york-bitcoin-regulation-could-crush-the-industry/

Four out of five coins don't last a month and the only people left holding them are newcomers. It's happening on an industrial scale now and it won't be long until the MSM picks up on it. That will hurt crypto more than any attempt at regulation.

i have been actively trading last few months(so called full time hobby) and what has been happening last month has changed my faith in crypto to be honest, every new coin is a scam no exceptions they are all made for one reason only. i have been staying away from buying new ones last couple weeks cause it is brutal it is no longer trading. i used to believe in crypto when i started but now i don't feel as optimistic anymore. what a sad state crypto is in at this point, i will only trade established coins from now on.

There's a handful of alts I'm interested in if I can get them at the right price and I'd say this is the right price. Any alt you can sleep in and not worry too much will lead the way IMO. There's just too many coins now and only dedicated traders can make a quick profit on them before they die. This isn't what crypto was supposed to be about and us part timers need something we can have confidence in. It really is about survival and I reckon NAUT is just getting started.

Welcome back, buddy! 

exactly.  once more people realise this we will see a flood of investment into NAUT.

Time to jump on the NAUT train again. This time i`m here to stay, this is longterm.

Soooo tired of all the scam coins out there!

this is as exciting as it is scary (hope is not 2016 goal)

what do i win for being a comment 4001 on start of the page 201?

What the hell! That's some crash What happened? Some big player cashing out or something? Good thing I'm too cautious to get in during big pumps.

I think that qualifies as an "Excerpt" or "Sample Chapter". Word it right and they should be cool with it ;-)

Dayum, dat cloak crash 

Would be nice to capture some of those guys

ha! announcement about an announcement...luv it!    There is a roadmap, it is part of my upcoming book on digital currencies, I need to get permission from the book publisher to release it to the community -- hopefully will have that in the next few days.

GOOD STUFF!!

I've been kinda less involved with Naut lately.. whilst waiting for something to move. Finally it looks like this might be soon... no roadmap or announcement yet.. BUT
an announcement about a later announcement about a roadmap... or something = typical crypto.. but you learn to love it.

(I'm not trolling, i'm just having a little fun)

But seriously.. I think it's great that something will be happening shortly.

Should have said remittance market, WU and MG combined is 500 b

With BTC that money would turn into market cap, if everyone used BTC instead of those 2.....

Then BTC will be 20k, so oh ya it will happen

For reference http://www.cognizant.com/InsightsWhitepapers/Remittance-Market-Ready-and-Waiting-for-its-Skype-Moment.pdf

Hi all,

Just wanted to let you know that I should have a timeline for PoS from Blocktech sometime today. I will post once I get it.

-BK

WU and MG have a $500 Billion market cap?


Hahhaaaa.  

Maybe, maybe they have around a $10 billion market cap each.

Only about 5 companies on the whole planet have anywhere close to a $500 billion market cap; with apple and Exxon being the top 2 contenders, being chased down by Google.

That said, BTC has surpassed WU [trasactions-wise] and is now gunning for PayPal which has around a $20 billion market cap [private].

That said, Bitcoin cannot handle the coming massive spike in transactions per second and it will then need assistance, at least in the short run, until they figure out a way to raise the Bitcoin tx limit.  These other currencies will also be needed to help with smaller dollar transactions given 1 Bitcoin tx will cost around $1 by next year.

So for the next 2+ years Payment processors like BitPay and Coinbase will add multiple currencies to aid Bitcoin in facilitating the massive influx of new merchants and mass consumer adoption which should kick into hi gear by early next year, in a very very big way.

That said, I think they will add [before the end of this year] several coins which have proven to be either popular or time tested and very secure.  It is my opinion that among these first coins to be used as mass digital currencies will be LTC and Doge along with maybe a couple other ones which anyone can speculate about.

And I'm sure they will constantly add new currencies as the masses demand them.

Obviously, NAUT's Wall Street backing and solid reputation means it has a very good chance at being one of these few currencies added to a major payment processor.  Bryan Kelly just has to ensure that the security part of the NAUT PoS network is bulletproof.

It goes unsaid, that any coin which is added to be used as a widespread currency will gain massive popularity and massive value, literally overnight.  

So guess which currencies will be added and you can become a multi-millionaire [in the next 12 months] investing just a few thousand dollars.

Cheers!

We reached page 200... Exciting!

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To Do:
Release Proof of Stake Wallet - Being Worked on by Blocktech
Mobile Wallet App - (Doesn't NEED to stake, but would be nice).
Multipool
Official block explorer - The NautInsight one is nice, but it's not marked as official (it wouldn't hurt to have that block explorer moved to the nautiluscoin domain)
Video(s) - Make Nautiluscoin promo videos!
Website update - Front page update
Come up with more plans to get naut into the hands of more people and more in the public eye

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Just from the words you choose its obvious you are the only "wallstreeter" in the thread ATM.

Regulation is a good thing and here is why:

Regulation will give investors the confidence to get in BTC that normally wouldn't, you can call them "warren buffet" types if you would like.

This will give them a safe haven to know the neo and bee types won't go buy a bentley with their money.  This will allow the market capital to grow very rapidly, creating a high volume liquid market.  This will then attract big business's and once that happens it opens the door to accept multiple currencies.

Since BTC has a mind of its own, those that don't want to participate in the regulation do not have to, they can trade/barter on exchanges or with people directly, this is what a "peer to peer network" affords, since you don't seem to understand that part I figured I would clarify.

So even the people that do no want regulation, will benefit from the regulation, without having to actually be regulated.

So everything you are saying is wrong, big business will help the little guy, hopefully the little guys are smart enough to hold their BTC to reap the benefits.

Did you know MG and WU have roughly a 500b market cap?  Do you realize that if BTC had that capital it would be worth roughly 20k?  How does that hurt anyone if you don't mind me asking?  I get to become my own bank, and basically reap the reward of securing BTC...... isn't that what banks do now?  

BTC will be the biggest transfer of wealth we have ever seen, most of the people with money at the moment don't even understand it enough to use, kind of like Warren Buffet.

Getting Mark Karpelesed isn't good for anyone, we all the need the option of using a secure exchange, that has the money we put in it.