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Topic: [ANN] [PMC] Premine Coin | Rare | Mining Transaction Fee Proof of Concept - page 180. (Read 382879 times)

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Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?


It isn't a dev owned faucet, so it's beyond our control. I would like to see it working again as well.  Sad
 

The second faucet in your sig says unable to connect to Machiavelli when trying to cash out

Didn't he die in 1527?

Bit of historical humour for you there.

That would explain the inability to connect.

We don't need a web developer. We need a Séance.
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Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?


It isn't a dev owned faucet, so it's beyond our control. I would like to see it working again as well.  Sad
 

The second faucet in your sig says unable to connect to Machiavelli when trying to cash out

Didn't he die in 1527?

Bit of historical humour for you there.

That would explain the inability to connect.
hero member
Activity: 532
Merit: 500
Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?


It isn't a dev owned faucet, so it's beyond our control. I would like to see it working again as well.  Sad
 

The second faucet in your sig says unable to connect to Machiavelli when trying to cash out

Didn't he die in 1527?

Bit of historical humour for you there.
newbie
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Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?


It isn't a dev owned faucet, so it's beyond our control. I would like to see it working again as well.  Sad
 

The second faucet in your sig says unable to connect to Machiavelli when trying to cash out
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I think it's impossible to crash PMC market.
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


We're starting to talk big money now, so in order for someone to amass that many coins, they either bought in recently or understand the value of Premine. Or both.

Like has been said over the last few pages, you would have to be absolutely nuts to dump PMC. Infact it appears that the opposite of dumping is taking place. Investors are taking coins out of weak hands then selling them at expected future market value. This is the act of investors, not dumpers.

I'm trying to imagine that sell order being eaten up and it just blows my mind. PMC jumped 3 times yesterday. I thought it was over after each jump. From here on in it could go up at any moment.

I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.

I don't. I have no pity for those who do not see the potential. But I do respect those who admit to themselves when they are wrong and accept that Premine is about to cause a storm. The community of Premine is accepting. Still not too late. Smiley


well... it could go down at any moment too. ..just to be fair

Of course. However PMC does have its unique characteristics of a low total supply and the inability of market flooding due to difficulty drops on its side. Dumping rare coins is a costlier risk, and because the block rewards are based on network activity, a drop in difficulty doesn't mean an increase in miner rewards. Although mining rewards change based on block volume, the block rewards are divided amongst the active miners, so if 100 miners stop mining, the difficulty goes up, but that same amount of coins is shared amongst the miners still mining, so across an average of 100 blocks you'll probably find Premine is actually quite stable in block reward output compared to a coin that is still minting.

Coin rewards may not shoot up when the difficulty drops, but they won't plummet either. Premine is very stable. I'll eventually write a detailed article on this, but it's the reason I've stuck with PMC. The way it works is quite brilliant if you understand how the market and blockchain affect one another. Which of course you do, being the developer.
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC


Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


We're starting to talk big money now, so in order for someone to amass that many coins, they either bought in recently or understand the value of Premine. Or both.

Like has been said over the last few pages, you would have to be absolutely nuts to dump PMC. Infact it appears that the opposite of dumping is taking place. Investors are taking coins out of weak hands then selling them at expected future market value. This is the act of investors, not dumpers.

I'm trying to imagine that sell order being eaten up and it just blows my mind. PMC jumped 3 times yesterday. I thought it was over after each jump. From here on in it could go up at any moment.

I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.

I don't. I have no pity for those who do not see the potential. But I do respect those who admit to themselves when they are wrong and accept that Premine is about to cause a storm. The community of Premine is accepting. Still not too late. Smiley


well... it could go down at any moment too. ..just to be fair

Very true. However the possibility of this coin has me holding on tight for the long haul. Unless of course the price went through the roof to something like $100+ then I might be talked into selling a few lol.
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


We're starting to talk big money now, so in order for someone to amass that many coins, they either bought in recently or understand the value of Premine. Or both.

Like has been said over the last few pages, you would have to be absolutely nuts to dump PMC. Infact it appears that the opposite of dumping is taking place. Investors are taking coins out of weak hands then selling them at expected future market value. This is the act of investors, not dumpers.

I'm trying to imagine that sell order being eaten up and it just blows my mind. PMC jumped 3 times yesterday. I thought it was over after each jump. From here on in it could go up at any moment.

I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.

I don't. I have no pity for those who do not see the potential. But I do respect those who admit to themselves when they are wrong and accept that Premine is about to cause a storm. The community of Premine is accepting. Still not too late. Smiley

All i know is that Fontase (known to pump and dump) did not target PMC just yet. So the previous rally of PMC is not artificial.  
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Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?


It isn't a dev owned faucet, so it's beyond our control. I would like to see it working again as well.  Sad
 
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Someone have a twitter account ?

I tried to tweet at coinedup and this is my twit https://twitter.com/mister_mallo/status/435126773177540608

Make something similar or retweet this. Thanks to all Smiley

Remember remember remember
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


We're starting to talk big money now, so in order for someone to amass that many coins, they either bought in recently or understand the value of Premine. Or both.

Like has been said over the last few pages, you would have to be absolutely nuts to dump PMC. Infact it appears that the opposite of dumping is taking place. Investors are taking coins out of weak hands then selling them at expected future market value. This is the act of investors, not dumpers.

I'm trying to imagine that sell order being eaten up and it just blows my mind. PMC jumped 3 times yesterday. I thought it was over after each jump. From here on in it could go up at any moment.

I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.

I don't. I have no pity for those who do not see the potential. But I do respect those who admit to themselves when they are wrong and accept that Premine is about to cause a storm. The community of Premine is accepting. Still not too late. Smiley


well... it could go down at any moment too. ..just to be fair
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Hey guys, I am afraid that this faucet has no more server balance: http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/
Any chance it will be refilled?
hero member
Activity: 532
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


We're starting to talk big money now, so in order for someone to amass that many coins, they either bought in recently or understand the value of Premine. Or both.

Like has been said over the last few pages, you would have to be absolutely nuts to dump PMC. Infact it appears that the opposite of dumping is taking place. Investors are taking coins out of weak hands then selling them at expected future market value. This is the act of investors, not dumpers.

I'm trying to imagine that sell order being eaten up and it just blows my mind. PMC jumped 3 times yesterday. I thought it was over after each jump. From here on in it could go up at any moment.

I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.

I don't. I have no pity for those who do not see the potential. But I do respect those who admit to themselves when they are wrong and accept that Premine is about to cause a storm. The community of Premine is accepting. Still not too late. Smiley
newbie
Activity: 42
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.


Yea that order was in there last night when everything started going nuts.
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.

The alarming part should be that it is a reasonable ask, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that ask touched today.
hero member
Activity: 532
Merit: 500
Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC



Yeah. I have an inkling. At least they're not being dumped, anyway. Sort of disappointing to make it that obvious that one person holds a large stake, but it could be several holders who have just agreed that .002 is a fair price. It's possible. It only takes 2 or 3 early stake holders to agree on a sell price for that to happen. So it may not be one person.
hero member
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gotta love the dev of this coin, one of the most active i've seen so far

Thanks - and I need to forward that credit on to the community. There are so many people that believe in PMC enough to go above and beyond. You all are what really has made Premine what it is now.

We are just getting started.



To the moooooonnnnnn


{image above}


"I'll be putting down my deposit on my first trip to the Moon thanks to PMC" ~ Nullus 2014



234 pages to get a true "to the moon" reference. It might be a record, look it up.


It felt like the right moment, and PMC seems to do everything the right way, so I wanted it to have meaning when I said it.

To you, Premine.
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Someone has put in a crazy sell order at Poloniex! 14,300 PMC @.002 for 28.6 BTC

newbie
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I almost feel bad for all of the people that looked at this coin in the beginning and said..."This isn't going anywhere, this is a shitcoin." I have a feeling they'll be kicking themselves in the ass for that now lol.
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
gotta love the dev of this coin, one of the most active i've seen so far

Thanks - and I need to forward that credit on to the community. There are so many people that believe in PMC enough to go above and beyond. You all are what really has made Premine what it is now.

We are just getting started.



To the moooooonnnnnn


{image above}


"I'll be putting down my deposit on my first trip to the Moon thanks to PMC" ~ Nullus 2014



234 pages to get a true "to the moon" reference. It might be a record, look it up.
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