Topic: [ANN] [PASC] PascalCoin, true deletable blockchain - V3 Hardfork on block 210000 - page 75. (Read 990744 times)
October 26, 2017, 01:52:29 AM
Why people are saying bad for this coin? i mean the price drop and stuff... Even though i have lost 60% due to BTC price but i still hope that it will recover soon.
October 26, 2017, 01:50:12 AM
Pascal will go for 0.007 BTC next cycle.
I hope so, but what makes you think that this will happen in next cycle?
October 25, 2017, 06:19:35 PM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
Purchasing of Accounts with fiat and credit card exists: http://pascalcoin.frizen.eu/pasa/
Purchasing of PascalCoins with fiat and credit card is under development: http://exchange.frizen.eu/
PascalCoin has normal mining and a blockchain like most coins with Proof of Work and difficulty adjustments etc. The difference is that PascalCoin also have a SafeBox so you can delete the blockchain if you just run an ordinary wallet.
Alternative wallets with a different GUI is under development. An early alfa test version can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet/
Hi nightraven, don't disagree with you - those services are out there, but they are not particularly easy for novices to find and use. If you want an app/platform/peice of software of any kind to get mass adoption, the user experience and system design has to be intuitive. Like a said, Pascal has a great technology platform (possibly the most viable of all blockchains long term), but it's UI/system design and market positioning could use some help (and hopefully the next wallet update will address some of these concerns). Please don't misinterpret this as fudding, I have nothing but respect for the Pascal team, just trying to provide to some critical feedback.
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions. You are right and your feedback is very welcome.
We can be much better. But we also need help from new devs with new ideas. Especially devs with focus on userfriendly apps.
Perhaps our present team is too focused on technical matters.
Don't code so much these days, but happy to help with usability/UX/UI
October 25, 2017, 01:23:13 PM
Bot only dumps you coins, be ready for 2k sat or lower and delisting
October 25, 2017, 11:39:01 AM
Fake pump, soon 2k sat.. what a waste
The real pumps are better than the fake ones? For my part I do not care about pumps and I expect normal and progressive growth for PascalCoin.
October 25, 2017, 09:06:45 AM
Fake pump, soon 2k sat.. what a waste
October 24, 2017, 10:14:01 PM
Very interesting article about PascalCoin
Read it and understand why Safebox will change crypto:
http://www.ethereumwiki.com/altcoins/an-introduction-to-pascal-coin/
good articalRead it and understand why Safebox will change crypto:
http://www.ethereumwiki.com/altcoins/an-introduction-to-pascal-coin/
What's an artical? Jk
October 24, 2017, 04:40:27 PM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
Purchasing of Accounts with fiat and credit card exists: http://pascalcoin.frizen.eu/pasa/
Purchasing of PascalCoins with fiat and credit card is under development: http://exchange.frizen.eu/
PascalCoin has normal mining and a blockchain like most coins with Proof of Work and difficulty adjustments etc. The difference is that PascalCoin also have a SafeBox so you can delete the blockchain if you just run an ordinary wallet.
Alternative wallets with a different GUI is under development. An early alfa test version can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet/
Hi nightraven, don't disagree with you - those services are out there, but they are not particularly easy for novices to find and use. If you want an app/platform/peice of software of any kind to get mass adoption, the user experience and system design has to be intuitive. Like a said, Pascal has a great technology platform (possibly the most viable of all blockchains long term), but it's UI/system design and market positioning could use some help (and hopefully the next wallet update will address some of these concerns). Please don't misinterpret this as fudding, I have nothing but respect for the Pascal team, just trying to provide to some critical feedback.
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions. You are right and your feedback is very welcome.
We can be much better. But we also need help from new devs with new ideas. Especially devs with focus on userfriendly apps.
Perhaps our present team is too focused on technical matters.
October 24, 2017, 03:34:19 PM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
Purchasing of Accounts with fiat and credit card exists: http://pascalcoin.frizen.eu/pasa/
Purchasing of PascalCoins with fiat and credit card is under development: http://exchange.frizen.eu/
PascalCoin has normal mining and a blockchain like most coins with Proof of Work and difficulty adjustments etc. The difference is that PascalCoin also have a SafeBox so you can delete the blockchain if you just run an ordinary wallet.
Alternative wallets with a different GUI is under development. An early alfa test version can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet/
Hi nightraven, don't disagree with you - those services are out there, but they are not particularly easy for novices to find and use. If you want an app/platform/peice of software of any kind to get mass adoption, the user experience and system design has to be intuitive. Like a said, Pascal has a great technology platform (possibly the most viable of all blockchains long term), but it's UI/system design and market positioning could use some help (and hopefully the next wallet update will address some of these concerns). Please don't misinterpret this as fudding, I have nothing but respect for the Pascal team, just trying to provide to some critical feedback.
October 24, 2017, 01:24:09 PM
looking my winter game on pasc Q1 2017
and know pasc can make x30
and know pasc can make x30
October 24, 2017, 08:12:52 AM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
Purchasing of Accounts with fiat and credit card exists: http://pascalcoin.frizen.eu/pasa/
Purchasing of PascalCoins with fiat and credit card is under development: http://exchange.frizen.eu/
PascalCoin has normal mining and a blockchain like most coins with Proof of Work and difficulty adjustments etc. The difference is that PascalCoin also have a SafeBox so you can delete the blockchain if you just run an ordinary wallet.
Alternative wallets with a different GUI is under development. An early alfa test version can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet/
Awesome job nightraven! Thanks for all your efforts.
October 23, 2017, 09:41:29 PM
Very interesting article about PascalCoin
Read it and understand why Safebox will change crypto:
http://www.ethereumwiki.com/altcoins/an-introduction-to-pascal-coin/
good artical Read it and understand why Safebox will change crypto:
http://www.ethereumwiki.com/altcoins/an-introduction-to-pascal-coin/
October 23, 2017, 09:37:05 PM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
Purchasing of Accounts with fiat and credit card exists: http://pascalcoin.frizen.eu/pasa/
Purchasing of PascalCoins with fiat and credit card is under development: http://exchange.frizen.eu/
PascalCoin has normal mining and a blockchain like most coins with Proof of Work and difficulty adjustments etc. The difference is that PascalCoin also have a SafeBox so you can delete the blockchain if you just run an ordinary wallet.
Alternative wallets with a different GUI is under development. An early alfa test version can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet/
October 23, 2017, 04:40:25 PM
I think Pascal has huge potential from a tech standpoint, but there are a couple of issues...
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
1) Perception. While the technical aspects of the coin are indisputable, the UI is terrible. It needs a facelift, and account # purchasing with fiat/credit card should be available at the wallet level - the current process for obtaining an account number is convoluted and not particularly obvious to newcomers.
2) The deletable blockchain is its strength, and its achilles heel. Crypto coin values go up with mining difficulty/limitation of supply. If the chain is deletable, there's no reason to ever increase difficulty, meaning the price will stagnate.
IMHO, Pascal seems like a prime candidate for a Public/Private blockchain, targeting enterprise a la Ripple.
October 22, 2017, 07:33:17 PM
This is a good time for "accumulating". That's what I heard on Slack. But he/she did not care to explain what that means.
If you have any questions, they can easily be answered on the Slack channel.
EDIT:
Thank you for the member on Slack that answered the question in human format.
If you have any questions, they can easily be answered on the Slack channel.
EDIT:
Thank you for the member on Slack that answered the question in human format.
October 22, 2017, 11:03:33 AM
PascWallet (PAWA) ver. 0.2a is released
Binaries for Windows and Linux as wel as source code can be downloaded from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet
Source code is also available at https://github.com/natugle/PascWallet
PascWallet (PAWA) for PascalCoin is a simple and easy to use wallet build on top of the original PascalCoin source code.
Warning This is an ALFA TEST VERSION!!!!! Don't use it unless you know what you are doing.
Binaries for Windows and Linux as wel as source code can be downloaded from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascwallet
Source code is also available at https://github.com/natugle/PascWallet
PascWallet (PAWA) for PascalCoin is a simple and easy to use wallet build on top of the original PascalCoin source code.
Warning This is an ALFA TEST VERSION!!!!! Don't use it unless you know what you are doing.
October 22, 2017, 01:38:01 AM
Pascal will go for 0.007 BTC next cycle.
Positive thinking. If it does, I will buy you a coffee with PASC that I mined.
October 21, 2017, 06:42:32 PM
Pascal will go for 0.007 BTC next cycle.
October 20, 2017, 06:31:04 AM
New Exchange open for testing!
I have modified an old php script an turned it into a basic PascalCoin Exchange. I would be very happy if some of you will test it a little before I open it for the public.
You can register and deposit small amounts in PASC or EURO and then start trading. Because we still are testing the deposit is max 10 EUR and max 100 PASC.
The link is:
http://exchange.frizen.eu/
Bug reports and suggestions here at BitcoinTalk will be appreciated.
I have modified an old php script an turned it into a basic PascalCoin Exchange. I would be very happy if some of you will test it a little before I open it for the public.
You can register and deposit small amounts in PASC or EURO and then start trading. Because we still are testing the deposit is max 10 EUR and max 100 PASC.
The link is:
http://exchange.frizen.eu/
Bug reports and suggestions here at BitcoinTalk will be appreciated.
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