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dzarmush

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Quote from: devphp on May 31, 2014, 01:57:32 AM

You know what the problem with Qora is. There is nobody marketing it, because only few people hold it. Distribution sucks. NXT had the same issue, but they were the first to offer the same features, they were a novelty, so people hang on to NXT. Qora may offer the same features, although still buggy, but a) because few people own it, few people can speak in favor of it and do marketing efforts (compare with Doge for example), b) there is no novelty about Qora.

Even alias trading, which Qora boasts of, doesn't seem to be happening much. Why don't Qora whales buy some of the aliases to help the distribution a bit. It won't hurt their balance a lot, but it will get more people interested. If Qora whales don't do that quickly, NXT will beat Qora to it, as they will release the next client with alias transfer too. Oh and those who sell aliases, please put reasonable price tags on them

Just some thoughts of a Qora thread lurker.

I guess you registered a couple of thousands names and put it on sale

devphp

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You know what the problem with Qora is. There is nobody marketing it, because only few people hold it. Distribution sucks. NXT had the same issue, but they were the first to offer the same features, they were a novelty, so people hang on to NXT. Qora may offer the same features, although still buggy, but a) because few people own it, few people can speak in favor of it and do marketing efforts (compare with Doge for example), b) there is no novelty about Qora.

Even alias trading, which Qora boasts of, doesn't seem to be happening much. Why don't Qora whales buy some of the aliases to help the distribution a bit. It won't hurt their balance a lot, but it will get more people interested. If Qora whales don't do that quickly, NXT will beat Qora to it, as they will release the next client with alias transfer too. Oh and those who sell aliases, please put reasonable price tags on them

Just some thoughts of a Qora thread lurker.

vishi_tup

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time to get Qora listed on BTER

dzarmush

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Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 01:03:39 AM

In fact I suggest you turn this into a marketing thing. have a competition for a few weeks for people to make a video.

I'm not in charge. I'm doing my best, but I'm not in charge. So either you or anyone else is totally welcome to do a marketing thing out of anything you want. Just make an announcement, decide an amount of a reward and if there's not enough coins in the marketing fund just gather more money.

Hippie Tech

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All cryptos are FIAT digital currency. Do not use.

Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 01:16:14 AM

Quote from: coinpump on May 31, 2014, 01:14:24 AM

Re: "No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that."

It depends on what you mean by word "sell". If it's exchanging for $ with different rate then I disagree.
Some people will buy NXT coins just to issue assets. Some people will buy them just to prepay for secure messaging.
Some to be able to regularly publish something (WikiLeaks).

It's interesting to be able to prepay for some services that I know I will consume in the future.
It would be nice if I could prepay for water, food, gas, electricity, taxes to avoid future price hikes, but I can't because providers of these services never take obligation of future delivery disregarding price in $ (X gallons of water or X gallons of gas, or X pieces of bread, e.t.c.). Even internet service providers store prepaid balance in $ instead of months or gigabytes.
With coins I can actually prepay for something and never exchange them back to $.
The only thing that can disrupt my prepaid services is existence of QORA coin network.

Quote from: TheMightyX on May 29, 2014, 05:41:49 PM

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It's nice to see someone actually absorbed what I said and the gears in their brain are actually turning to produce a response.

You are mostly right. But I didn't say buying into an IPO is a loan, I did say that mechanically they are the same. I guess maybe I needed to be more specific and say a "crypto IPO"? You are correct in that in essence it is a sale in its most basic sense. But this sale is made with the intention of returning these coins to the market. Correct?

No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that.
If you buy into cryptocoins with the intention of selling them at a later point, again, I stand by what I said, that is the same as loan. You are "loaning" your money to the market or an investor with the intention of making that money back with interest in the future. Whether your funds go to one party (developer) and are returned through another (market) makes no difference in this argument.
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stop talking to yourself. Grin

Good eye ! loz

Welcome to SockPuppetPaloooza 2014 !

dzarmush

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Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 01:03:39 AM

all the major videos for coins were done on sites like this

Wrong

Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 01:03:39 AM

Why would you decide for the whole community

Because I do that stuff for living and you don't see difference between two videos you gave links to.
This one http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Um63OQz3bjo is a professional video with original illustrations made by professional illustrator specifically for that job.
This one http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aRCqf2jkJY8 is a copy/paste crap made on a lame service.

nextgencoin

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Quote from: coinpump on May 31, 2014, 01:14:24 AM

Re: "No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that."

It depends on what you mean by word "sell". If it's exchanging for $ with different rate then I disagree.
Some people will buy NXT coins just to issue assets. Some people will buy them just to prepay for secure messaging.
Some to be able to regularly publish something (WikiLeaks).

It's interesting to be able to prepay for some services that I know I will consume in the future.
It would be nice if I could prepay for water, food, gas, electricity, taxes to avoid future price hikes, but I can't because providers of these services never take obligation of future delivery disregarding price in $ (X gallons of water or X gallons of gas, or X pieces of bread, e.t.c.). Even internet service providers store prepaid balance in $ instead of months or gigabytes.
With coins I can actually prepay for something and never exchange them back to $.
The only thing that can disrupt my prepaid services is existence of QORA coin network.

Quote from: TheMightyX on May 29, 2014, 05:41:49 PM

...
It's nice to see someone actually absorbed what I said and the gears in their brain are actually turning to produce a response.

You are mostly right. But I didn't say buying into an IPO is a loan, I did say that mechanically they are the same. I guess maybe I needed to be more specific and say a "crypto IPO"? You are correct in that in essence it is a sale in its most basic sense. But this sale is made with the intention of returning these coins to the market. Correct?

No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that.
If you buy into cryptocoins with the intention of selling them at a later point, again, I stand by what I said, that is the same as loan. You are "loaning" your money to the market or an investor with the intention of making that money back with interest in the future. Whether your funds go to one party (developer) and are returned through another (market) makes no difference in this argument.
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stop talking to yourself. Grin

coinpump

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Re: "No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that."

It depends on what you mean by word "sell". If it's exchanging for $ with different rate then I disagree.
Some people will buy NXT coins just to issue assets. Some people will buy them just to prepay for secure messaging.
Some to be able to regularly publish something (WikiLeaks).

It's interesting to be able to prepay for some services that I know I will consume in the future.
It would be nice if I could prepay for water, food, gas, electricity, taxes to avoid future price hikes, but I can't because providers of these services never take obligation of future delivery disregarding price in $ (X gallons of water or X gallons of gas, or X pieces of bread, e.t.c.). Even internet service providers store prepaid balance in $ instead of months or gigabytes.
With coins I can actually prepay for something and never exchange them back to $.
The only thing that can disrupt my prepaid services is existence of QORA coin network.

Quote from: TheMightyX on May 29, 2014, 05:41:49 PM

...
It's nice to see someone actually absorbed what I said and the gears in their brain are actually turning to produce a response.

You are mostly right. But I didn't say buying into an IPO is a loan, I did say that mechanically they are the same. I guess maybe I needed to be more specific and say a "crypto IPO"? You are correct in that in essence it is a sale in its most basic sense. But this sale is made with the intention of returning these coins to the market. Correct?

No one ever buys cryptocoins with the intention of never selling them, ever. I think we can agree on that.
If you buy into cryptocoins with the intention of selling them at a later point, again, I stand by what I said, that is the same as loan. You are "loaning" your money to the market or an investor with the intention of making that money back with interest in the future. Whether your funds go to one party (developer) and are returned through another (market) makes no difference in this argument.
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nextgencoin

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Quote from: dzarmush on May 31, 2014, 12:57:06 AM

Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 12:34:04 AM

Just so you know there are lots of websites that will help even an amateur make a pro looking info video.

I just did a search, first one was this but ai think there are a few. I wouldn't cut and paste your own images it looks crap.

http://wideo.co

Nah, we're good.

all the major videos for coins were done on sites like this, if you cut and paste stuff it will look unprofessional.

Why would you decide for the whole community to purposely make something that looked crap?

With a bit of time anyone can make something like this below. Why would anyone choose to do a cut and paste job???

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Um63OQz3bjo

In fact I suggest you turn this into a marketing thing. have a competition for a few weeks for people to make a video. Give a list of information that ideally will be in the video. Create a thread and give a bounty to the winner. A lot can be done even if you never made a video in your whole life with sites like Wideo.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aRCqf2jkJY8

dzarmush

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Quote from: nextgencoin on May 31, 2014, 12:34:04 AM

Just so you know there are lots of websites that will help even an amateur make a pro looking info video.

I just did a search, first one was this but ai think there are a few. I wouldn't cut and paste your own images it looks crap.

http://wideo.co

Nah, we're good.

nextgencoin

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Anyone else wonder why other much lesser coins have more interest than Qora? Exocoin has quite a bit more action on its thread but they don't even have a beta yet and to honest it looks like a scam to me.

ivanlabrie

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I have 500k...wanted to buy some more too Cool

(well, as long as poloniex doesn't scam me Undecided

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nextgencoin

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Quote from: PilotofBTC on May 30, 2014, 11:46:41 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin4ik on May 30, 2014, 11:25:43 PM

Quote from: seek4dream on May 30, 2014, 11:23:10 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin4ik on May 30, 2014, 11:07:16 PM

Almost a day keep the wallet online as blocks, it is still not generated. Sad

What I do not like this?

1, make sure it is unlocked
2, make sure u have enough Qora

1.+
2. Enough is how much?

Still no PoS info forth coming. But, I guess you'll have to have at least 500k before you see any PoS blocks come your way.

The algorithm includes an element of luck/Random just like mining so it should be better than NXT in terms of only getting blocks if you have a big balance.

nextgencoin

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Just so you know there are lots of websites that will help even an amateur make a pro looking info video.

I just did a search, first one was this but ai think there are a few. I wouldn't cut and paste your own images it looks crap.

http://wideo.co

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