It will be funny if this gets dumped ... hard ..
I guess we wait and see
Also, trading on moolah is gonna suck .. 0 Volume, really ?
Action will begin when this gets added to MP & TREX
hopefully the devs are not on a plane to bahamas yet
good luck all
Topic: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain - LAUNCHED! - page 274. (Read 490255 times)
syscoin about to drop the bass on saturday! boom 10k sats
Lol you again, fuck you seriously. 
syscoin about to drop the bass on saturday! boom 10k sats
How are the chances that this will reach 10k satoshi?
Probably 0 %.
be happy if it reach 1-1.5k
They said that it will be listed first on MOOLAH and MINTPAL
And now, when will be listed in exchange?
same question, dev have any plan to exchange? 
And now, when will be listed in exchange?
How are the chances that this will reach 10k satoshi?
Probably 0 %.
Moolah updated: "Syscoin presale is sold out!"
Nice...nice
Nice...nice
DAMN I HAD THE LAST PRESELL 
why so many brand new accounts trolling here?
Because the people running them have small penises and feel compelled to try and make up for it by convincing themselves they have made everyone else look as small as they feel.
He's just frustrated cause he didn't catch the PRESELL
How are the chances that this will reach 10k satoshi?
why so many brand new accounts trolling here?
**More crap**
I can almost guarantee that this is an alt of crypto-Sherlock...I'm having way too much fun with this.
Lets look at some rough numbers:
1) According to the IPO, for the first half year about 200,000 coins per day will be mined.
2) IF each coin is worth about 0.000005 BTC that means about 1 BTC per day mined.
So for about the 1st six months about 1BTC per day will be mined.
So after about 6 months, 36 million coins will be mined. So even after 6 months roughly only 20% of the IPO coin total will be mined.
Lets say that a small investor bought about 0.5 BTC worth of syscoin. That's about 100,000 coins.
If you are trying to mine say 1000 coins per day for 100 days, to get the same amount mining for a 5,000 Mh/s pool you need about a 25Mh/s miner.
So a 25 Mh/s miner now is about $700 and 100 days worth of electricity is about $200.
So all-in-all, the IPO cost is about $280 and the mining cost minus a guess for the residual value of the scrypt miner is about $500.
The bottom line is that for most everyone, mined coins will be more expensive than IPO coins.
For the small investor this IPO is not such a bad deal also in that as the dev's have stated, any coin dumping will have to come from the IPO owners, not the mining side.
1) According to the IPO, for the first half year about 200,000 coins per day will be mined.
2) IF each coin is worth about 0.000005 BTC that means about 1 BTC per day mined.
So for about the 1st six months about 1BTC per day will be mined.
So after about 6 months, 36 million coins will be mined. So even after 6 months roughly only 20% of the IPO coin total will be mined.
Lets say that a small investor bought about 0.5 BTC worth of syscoin. That's about 100,000 coins.
If you are trying to mine say 1000 coins per day for 100 days, to get the same amount mining for a 5,000 Mh/s pool you need about a 25Mh/s miner.
So a 25 Mh/s miner now is about $700 and 100 days worth of electricity is about $200.
So all-in-all, the IPO cost is about $280 and the mining cost minus a guess for the residual value of the scrypt miner is about $500.
The bottom line is that for most everyone, mined coins will be more expensive than IPO coins.
For the small investor this IPO is not such a bad deal also in that as the dev's have stated, any coin dumping will have to come from the IPO owners, not the mining side.
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