Topic: [ANN] [PPC] PPCoin Released! - First Long-Term Energy-Efficient Crypto-Currency - page 17. (Read 684566 times)

PPCoin project technical strength is good, the team should strengthen the market publicity, so that more investors can consider allocating a certain position.

i think its great business, lovin it! invested in it with the currunt price, i see it go up in time def. i see progress of dev team and community also along with it brings faith in the business. very strong, keep up! sorry for my english!

I think this is a profitable investment and should be involved early. It is very promising and promising multiple antennas in the future. Good luck.

Peercoin paper wallet generator v1.0 Released:
https://paperwallet.peercoin.net/
- PaperWallet (print support);
- Bulk generation (generate multiple wallets);
- Added QR Code for private key;
- Internationalization (now accepts English and Portuguese. Pull Request for language support).
https://twitter.com/PeercoinPPC/status/1038141264523415554

Glad to hear from u man. Peercoin aint a coin anymore. Its a violent unsaddled horse u will never ride. Only big papas with cash in their pockets could draw profits out of alts, and all the other sheep only can chatter and envy successful peeps that create liquidity for them. Its alright that taxes are high urging people to join crypto where they become easy pray for me.

Hear hear.

New Chizukeki wallet look for Peercoin and Peerassets

https://talk.peercoin.net/t/due-to-recent-events-we-advise-caution-when-considering-trading-at-wex-nz-formerly-btc-e-com/8180

wow! https://wex.nz/exchange/ppc_usd what is going on? https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/peercoin/#markets

All I'm gonna say is almost every alt has suffered a serious decline this year. Most are returning to last years lows. Incredible after the 2017 bull market Didn't think prices would fall this much, but they have. Regardless, development continues here slow and steady. PPC will always be a strong project.

PEERCOIN 06   ABSTRACT PAINTING  400 USD

Has anyone tried to withdraw from the exchange at regular wallet PPC? Advise an official customer.

As far as I know, Peercoin's cold minting system is unique in that it doesn't provide incentives for the formation of pools. "Pools"  - nodes that allow other coin holders to mint with their node - are possible, but the pool operator cannot move the rewards, so there is no way to form a "variance reduction pool". That means that it won't be attractive to mint at a big pool, because you only get rewards when your address "finds a block", not when the pool as a whole finds a block (and divides the rewards to minters). Thus, the only advantage of pools is that you haven't to bother about having the client online 24/7, but the coinage-based reward discourages that anyway.

Big pools are generally seen as a threat to the PoS security model, as they could accumulate enough stake for a successful attack. One of the reasons cold minting wasn't implemented earlier was the fear of pools forming, until sigmike found the solution.

There was an altcoin (a PPC clone, obviously ) that tried something similar a couple of weeks ago but with some OP_RETURN magic and mandatory fees for pools (I don't remember its name  ). I think Peercoin's solution is more elegant.

Much more important than "uniqueness", however, is that cold minting would allow to increase the security of Peercoin. Proof of stake currencies can only be secure if a large percentage of the coins are participating in minting, without forming big pools (see above). The current cold minting design would very likely increase this percentage significantly.

I'm not saying your wrong, I really don't know the answer, but can you elaborate on why cold minting would matter when other projects use cold forging? How is cold minting a differentiator? Or do you mean that even if it is not unique, it will still give PPC more attractive features which will therefore increase the price? Maybe I don't understand the technology of cold minting, so I want to make sure I'm following correctly.

https://exba.se
Is this exchange reliable?

I’m referring only to the website updates, where I will take a “when it’s finished” approach from now on. All other updates will continue as normal.

Also, I wouldn’t waste your time arguing. He’s still trying to argue for a miner tax when we’ve already explained the following points numerous times...

- A miner tax results in increased inflation of the supply due to the dynamic PoW block reward.
- The Peercoin Foundation already has enough money to do what it needs to do. More doesn’t help.
- A web team is already hired, however content can only be done by volunteers on the team with expertise.
- Proper marketing first needs something to market, such as the incomplete items mentioned by d5000.
- Being a “top paid developer” does not automatically make them an expert in Peercoin’s codebase.
- There is a very limited pool of developers with the necessary experience to choose from that can help.

It would be most helpful if he stops fighting with the team and accept the reality of the above points.

D5000 I respect what you say and agree with most of the comments you make but peercoin needs a war chest and should implement a 5 pct miner tax that would assure being able too hire top devolpers and marketing and as I've stated many times the website does nothing for people who are new too peercoin

Hey . I suppose that this idea is pretty a lucrative investment currently!

Please read this post (again?) and look at the charts.

All coins have fallen a LOT with respect to December/January. There are some few exceptions that just had a pump (EOS) or generally did better than average (Decred, Ethereum), but almost all the remaining coins fell significantly more than Bitcoin. 85% losses with respect to the ATH is "the norm".

The reason is simple: Altcoin investors assume (we could also say, they know, as this happens in every bear market) that Bitcoin holds its value a bit better than almost all altcoins when general cryptocurrency prices are declining. And so they sell their altcoins and hold Bitcoins instead. There is also the part of the audience that needs to sell their altcoins to BTC prior to "cashing out" to fiat - another reason why altcoins fall more sharply than BTC in bear markets.

I'm a cryptocurrency user since 2013 and already went through a whole bull/bear market cycle, so I think I know what I'm talking about. In 2014 the pattern was almost identic: Bitcoin falling slowly, altcoins crashing hard.

To break that "altcoin curse" and escape the bear market, a coin needs to bring up something really good & unique. PPC 0.7's cold minting can be such a feature. A website redesign isn't.

Any one who owns peercoin is not happy with 85 pct decline since Jan vs US dollar and 70 pct decline vs bitcoin it's absurd that the peercoin team is so set in there ways and has no interest in any other ideas other then there Own implementing the 5 pct miner tax would have provided the funds too hire top devolpers and marketing and the website an embarrassment what it looks like it's time for change or peercoin will continue its non stop collapse it's absurd a. 6 year old trusted coin should be dying everything is not fine  at peercoin we need change