Topic: [ANN] SMLY- smileycoin - for rewards in education - page 38. (Read 77384 times)

Hi

Thanks for the kind words. Actually I'm not panicking.  We have been expecting this for some time 

It's really just a question of finding the best way forward: I had not quite anticipated that the price could go all the way down to one Satoshi -- nor had I realised that there was an absolute lower bound (10^-8  BTC) on the unit price in the market. It is perfectly reasonable that a few buyers are not ready to pay a lot of BTC for 100-250 million SMLY being dumped (at a price which we would like). In combination this means that the initial miners can not get rid of their coins on the SMLY-BTC market. It would be much better if the price could fluctuate around (and below) this price so that the price could drop to a level where buyers with a slightly longer-term view would pick up the SMLY.

So we're stuck for now, unless there is a move to e.g. the SMLY-DOGE market at https://c-cex.com/?p=smly-doge - if only while the dump gets resolved.

I don't expect this to be more than just this one dump: The difficulty is now high enough that SMLY are being generated a bit too slowly so it seems to have caught up with the mining performance.

Hello Mr. Stefansson,

Don't be disappointed by the early miners. This is their way of acting all the time in the crypto world, mine and dump. But that does not mean that they will move a coin to the trash - they can't. Undervalued coin is not dead, it's just under the radar of the "whales" and can exist peacefully until the right moment comes. You do your work, be active on the forum so members can see your presence, do PR and we will get in the right rails.

Best Regards,

We are on c-cex...

come on sir,, add exchanger to smly coin

I've tried both but you're right, it is worth another try.

In the meantime, there is now traffic on the SMLY-DOGE market but none on the SMLY-BTC market. Since there is clearly a considerable push by early miners to sell their coins, this could be a means to an end.

Try to present your project directly to Cryptsy and Bittrex (contact BigVern(cryptsy) through twitter) show them Your tedX video and I am sure that they will support Your project. Then is not necessary to downgrade SMLY to SMLY-DOGE market ...people will follow once they are on big exchanges..

Any hints about what could be the right price? Has anyone estimated the costs of mining this coin?

The SMLY seems to be valued at about 1 satoshi at the moment. In terms of BTC, this is so small that it seems quite difficult to work with the SMLY-BTC market.

There are a few SMLY markets on c-cex: One of them is the SMLY-DOGE market.

Since the total number of SMLY is of the same order as DOGE and the DOGE is valued much lower than BTC, it may be easier to find an appropriate valuation on the SMLY-DOGE market than on the SMLY-BTC market.

https://coinplorer.com/SMLY

no block explorer

Welcome to C-CEX!

https://c-cex.com/?p=smly-btc
https://c-cex.com/?p=smly-usd

Dev, maybe you can change the subject of the thread into something like: SMLY- launched - smileycoin for rewards in education.
That way it is clear to people that they can mine this and that it is active, they might skip it now because it says "pre-announcement". When Ccex has added it, you can also add that to the subject and OP;)

From ccex: Voting round finished. Winner is SmileyCoin

new leader on ccex vote

Thank you!

Gunnar Stefansson,

nice ted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUgIzEh_Wk

Nice concept....will support this...

PAY YOUR COLLEGE WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE - SMILEYCOIN

you can vote for smly coin on c-cex now!!!
https://c-cex.com/?id=vote

Voting is now also ongoing at https://www.coins-e.com/

The tutor-web primary site is at http://tutor-web.net where you can find several courses, both material and drills. This is the most recent, mobile web version of the tutor-web (see also http://arxiv.org/pdf/1406.5004.pdf). There are a few more courses available (you can see them at old.tutor-web.net) but they have not been ported into the mobile web version yet.

A course consists of one or more tutorials, which again consist of lectures. The lectures can contain slides, examples, more detail or handouts - and, most importantly, drills. The content is developed by a content provider who is usually also a teacher. Other teachers are then free to use the material, either in a class-room or simply point their students at a given lecture, telling them to take drills as a remedial measure or as a further study. The students will get a grade inside the system and the instructor may or may not want to use that same grade as a partial grade in a real-world course. Of course any student can use this anywhere - the system is completely open. The only requirement is that students agree that we can use their data for research.

In recent years software development has been done mostly by hired programmers (when we have grant money), but we have also had a few volunteers.

Material is usually generated either by volunteer instructors or we have hired students to write multiple-choice drill questions (when we have grant-money).

We have been experimenting with student-generated information: The student gets credit (or SMLY) for submitting material which then gets peer-reviewed by other students (who get credit for the review). In the longer term the hope is that this may give content generation a boost, and make it more sustainable. At the moment student-generated material is only new questions, but will be extended to worked examples, links to outside information (e.g. Khan Academy to name just one) etc.

We will also allow registration of tutors within the system, but that is still on the ToDo list.