Topic: [ANN] Snowballs | ONE MORE HARD FORK to BALLS 2.0.2 | BALLS/MMXIV Market OPEN - page 48. (Read 257533 times)

iGotSpots, I'm so glad you're here. What are your plans with us?
I know about the asset exchange and stuffs, but where do we wend from here?
All respect to your crew btw

You be the fruit store, I'll be the apple tree 

Why would they buy any significant additional amount if it was just as easy to obtain the same printing machine?
 

If you were a fruit store, and wanted to sell fruit to the customer.. But the customer's got a money printing machine, would you sell your fruit to that customer? No!
This is how stores work. And we really need a sort of store for BALLS.

or i'll give it another shot. maybe im lucky next week

I don't know man i got every day crappy stake with huge ammount balls even the guys behind me past me 10times higher.
i think im gonna stick to other coins don't like it.. i wish stake  % was between 5000/10000 that should be fine

ball coin is down today 13 sotohi

Hyperinflation detected = Rebrand it to Simbabwe or Bosnia1990 Coin ?

#Rekt

Not enough marketing, = not many new buyers... therefore people are scared and want to sell.

Plus too much supply.

Why sell? It's hard to put a sell order and wait? Or do they know something that we do not know?

iGotSpot wich is your opinion? Thanks!

my BALLS i'm the only one buiyng it ?
too much sell how much coin are there now ?

Absolutely right, I understand you but still this is the speculation-part, based on temptations, predictions..
There will always be people buying and selling pushing the coin up or down a little. But we want it to succeed, we want genuine BUY orders meant for a purpose.
Some people may remember FloridaCoin on AllCrypt, there were millions for sale at 1 satoshi and no buy orders, the supply was enormous.

Community must grow like you say, it'll save us all. That's a way! Right on.
Let BALLS be big again, throw in an addy for the local news papers. 38% interest rate and compounding possible.

You have valid concerns, but I think you're looking at this with a narrow perspective. Here are my thoughts:

Only when more users acquire the coin then spend it will its value rise. Simple economics, right? Vendor support does not solely guarantee a coin's value. It seems bitcoin gets new merchants every day, but its value does not reflect that. Probably because most just cash out for fiat, so it's a wash. The Bitcoin economy will take years to fill out, but when it does, the value will rise with demand. It has to, considering the static supply. And we'll all benefit when that happens, assuming exchanges become seamless. And considering the pace of development, I don't see why that won't happen. I say let bitcoin blaze that trail; we'll work on interoperability.

Another way to achieve success is to make the coin interesting and fun to hold. I think Spots has done a good job differentiating this coin from other high-stakers, The fact that he's making money on side projects  proves he has a continuing stake in its success, not to mention his personal stash. A flourishing coin means more hardware and cloud staking sales. He is very transparent about it all, though he could use a PR spokesman. I also like that he's not afraid to try new things, push the envelope if you will with staking. This is interesting stuff that catches peoples' attention. If you're worried about hyperinflation, we only need look at dogecoin. It's near 100 billion coins and stable in value largely due to its robust community. This coin needs to be there, so attracting users is important.

I got into this staking biz because mining in general is a losing proposition but I still like the action. Staking gives me that rush but without all the stress and hassles. I like the ROI on some coins, not so much on others. It's becoming a game of knowledge and patience and I'm still learning. It is somewhat consuming and I have more invested than any hobby, but I'm in for the long haul. Price drops don't faze me as long as fundamentals remain sound.

In closing, cryptocoins in general are still a young phenomenon that I believe has huge potential. Many people have yet to participate and will do so for varying reasons. It's almost a guessing game at this point, which coins will succeed, much like gambling. Only time can decide. As with any largely unproven investment, risks are high but so may be the rewards. It's fun, exciting and dangerous. Good luck to all.

I hope you're right and they find a way out.
A store is about dollars, monetary stuff, mm not sure..
I agree with you, BALLS is fun and I've reset my coinAge too

Sorry for having been playing the devil's advocate.
My thoughts were as follows:

1) Create a device that will sell in a hungry market.
2) Setup a hungry market, to do this we deploy a crypto coin with high PoS returns, to attract investors.
3) Sell devices like crazy to the hungry market, therein is our profit. No external stores possible because we know money can't grow on trees.
4) Lastly, we don't care about the unfolding rat-race where users win/lose some BTC on speculation.

BALLS would be a two-layered mechanism if this were true: Device-selling, and crypto rat-racing.

There's a difference in being a troll, and trying to find out the 'why?' in stuffs.
The dollar is not a playground, it's value comes forth from being backed by gold, but not anymore, now it's a convention.
But if you Print Money, that money devalues. It's happening in real life now, watch the news.

Hey Spots,

The price is pretty low here....I've scooped a few up. We're not dead, just deflated for a bit right? Just looking for a little something.

Thanks!

When the stores recieve the BALLS they can stake in 24 hour so they can print money themselfs.
Ok they want to eat and spend $ on other things you cann't buy with BALLS.

Maybe creating BALLS is not forever but a method to distribute crypto to large communities.
After a while the protocoll changed again and more sustainable value can be created.
But for now is is just fun to have some BALLS and let them grow.

Ok, here's apologies... But if we want the coin to succeed, we need REAL Buy support, that is, to buy other goods, as has been stated above by another user.

Right now, the Buy support comes from users who are new and want to give it a try, and or users who speculate on it.
As long as BTC remained calm BALLS performed Ok, and the speculation part of the coin wasn't noticed that easily.

Truly, I want BALLS to succeed. But therefore, we need stores accepting BALLS.
But which store is accepting a coin that prints money? I really hope for this coin to succeed, as the devs have put so much work in it.

I hope it's not one nifty scheme, and I wish all BALLS and it's users success..
Sorry, but I freaked out on my marketing backgrounds

Just trying to see the big picture on things.
In either good or bad way, BALLS plan is genius.

I wasn't refering to mining balls. I have a sha-256 and 3 scrypt miners

The hardware seller made money on my computer 5 years ago, and as I only stake when the computer is running anyway, it doesn't cost me anything extra to stake  .

(Je doet je naam wel eer aan trouwens  ).