Topic: [ANN] [PMC] Premine Coin | Rare | Mining Transaction Fee Proof of Concept - page 189. (Read 382879 times)
February 16, 2014, 05:19:26 AM
terrible coin with a stupid idea just another scamcoin, if 100% premined ofcourse price will go up 8000% because aritificial scarcity. 0% premine is the fair one
February 16, 2014, 05:11:30 AM
Well, someone is having fun over at Poloniex 
and just bought up all the under valued from CryptoRush as it came back online, dammit!
and just bought up all the under valued from CryptoRush as it came back online, dammit!@ cryptorush sell orders at 0.00137 not very low
February 16, 2014, 05:04:51 AM
Well, someone is having fun over at Poloniex and just bought up all the under valued from CryptoRush as it came back online, dammit!
and just bought up all the under valued from CryptoRush as it came back online, dammit! February 16, 2014, 04:42:20 AM
Ah and it's awesome to see many new users that reach us on this main thread.
I have to start a PMC competion very soon, all the points fixed but now waiting for a market stability for set properly prizes.
Stay tuned
I have to start a PMC competion very soon, all the points fixed but now waiting for a market stability for set properly prizes.
Stay tuned
February 16, 2014, 04:31:46 AM
Many good news for PMC.
cap of 200,000 USD broken.
value estimate of 0.001 in the next week, already reached.
Now the problem is that the orders on poloniex are very weak and only a dumper could lower the price at 0.00048, not good.
But we need a stabilization phase and in the next couple of days we could understand where PMC is headed.
BTW the coinmarketcap thing is a great breath fot PMC community and now we have the visibility than deserve from long tme ago.
And now vote here https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/4000000021 and remember my links in signature.
cap of 200,000 USD broken.
value estimate of 0.001 in the next week, already reached.
Now the problem is that the orders on poloniex are very weak and only a dumper could lower the price at 0.00048, not good.
But we need a stabilization phase and in the next couple of days we could understand where PMC is headed.
BTW the coinmarketcap thing is a great breath fot PMC community and now we have the visibility than deserve from long tme ago.
And now vote here https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/4000000021 and remember my links in signature.
February 16, 2014, 03:49:00 AM
up up up 
February 16, 2014, 03:44:48 AM
after a rise of 6000-7000% within 24h it's logical that there has to be a consolidation soon.
February 16, 2014, 03:36:09 AM
The buy orders are very weak. Someone just needs to dump 2000 at 0.001 and then we are back to 0.0004
February 16, 2014, 03:33:39 AM
Premine $ 516,812 $ 1.04 499,000 PMC* $ 15,642 +6311.69 %
February 16, 2014, 03:31:48 AM
wow, i should have taken the 3-4k giveaway of this coin when i was here and ignored it 
well, shit happens 
well, shit happens February 16, 2014, 03:30:27 AM
+7447.72 % on Coinmarketcap...well if that doesn't get everyone's attention nothing will!
Prepare for lots of wallet adds!
Prepare for lots of wallet adds!
February 16, 2014, 03:28:26 AM
WOW what is that? Haven't been here for a few days and PMC is on coinmarketcap.com. Current price 1.22 $ and No. 47
February 16, 2014, 02:23:39 AM
Quote from: blueangel
Poloniex is fine. But the only safe place is your own wallet in the computer, best is paper wallet.
Bank to coinbase... 3 days unless you have verified credit card, it would have been instant up to 10 btc.
Edit: Sent some PMC to you
You are an angel! Thanks
Your welcome
Donation to the Halo trust sent.
February 16, 2014, 02:18:39 AM
The faucets have run empty because of the fairly huge payouts they were offering a little while ago (0.2 to 1 PMC). I believe there is still some money in the faucet's cold storage wallets (?)
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
Ahhh I see..fingers crossed some comes out of faucet cold storage!
Thanks for clearing that up about mining....I'm in NZ and the USB ASIC is quite a bit more expensive, (we're use to things costing more here as they're made by hobbits
). Might look into whether it's worth shipping from US though. Lots to think about. In terms of profitability? It's definitely not worth it -- it's old technology (They were first sold last July) and is useless on the main BTC network at this point (earns about 1mBTC / 2 weeks). On the other hand, having a miner is fun, and if you can get one for a reasonable price it's a good novelty piece and a way to support projects like PMC
February 16, 2014, 02:04:17 AM
The faucets have run empty because of the fairly huge payouts they were offering a little while ago (0.2 to 1 PMC). I believe there is still some money in the faucet's cold storage wallets (?)
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
Ahhh I see..fingers crossed some comes out of faucet cold storage!
Thanks for clearing that up about mining....I'm in NZ and the USB ASIC is quite a bit more expensive, (we're use to things costing more here as they're made by hobbits
). Might look into whether it's worth shipping from US though. Lots to think about. February 16, 2014, 01:54:29 AM
Quote from: blueangel
Poloniex is fine. But the only safe place is your own wallet in the computer, best is paper wallet.
Bank to coinbase... 3 days unless you have verified credit card, it would have been instant up to 10 btc.
Edit: Sent some PMC to you
You are an angel! Thanks
February 16, 2014, 01:49:09 AM
The faucets have run empty because of the fairly huge payouts they were offering a little while ago (0.2 to 1 PMC). I believe there is still some money in the faucet's cold storage wallets (?)
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
It's not worth mining on an ordinary PC -- even with the very low difficulty, your computer or GPU just can't compete with ASIC's when it comes to SHA-256 hashing. For instance, I have a block erupter USB ASIC hashing Premine right now for fun. It costs about $15 to buy one, and it's probably 10x better than your GPU or 100x better than your CPU.
February 16, 2014, 01:44:46 AM
February 16, 2014, 01:39:59 AM
Wow and Wow! 
Does anyone know whether this faucet will get up and running again?
http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/faucet
I got to about 10 PMCs before I realised it was empty a couple of days ago...and I'm a bit late to this, so have been using both faucets religiously.
I did look into 'mining', (just a normal PC), but I'm not understanding the transactions thing, so can't work out if it is worth it for those, like me, with only a little set up.
Does anyone know whether this faucet will get up and running again?
http://faucet.cryptodemand.com/faucet
I got to about 10 PMCs before I realised it was empty a couple of days ago...and I'm a bit late to this, so have been using both faucets religiously.
I did look into 'mining', (just a normal PC), but I'm not understanding the transactions thing, so can't work out if it is worth it for those, like me, with only a little set up.
February 16, 2014, 01:38:34 AM
Wow, massive run up in half an hour from 0.45mBTC to 1.9mBTC. (Looks like it only took about 7BTC worth of volume to do.)
Huge sell wall of 29 bitcoins at 2mBTC too.
Huge sell wall of 29 bitcoins at 2mBTC too.
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