just look st that chart. Nice profits then stabilize. Maybe as Kong term saving it is good but that 6%will that be enough to make up for the small ups and downs ?might end up with what you began with. Unless you stick it out and wait for something crazy to happen ? 
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Where have I seen that Spartak guy before ? I remember the exact picture. Anyway I'm too late just look st that chart. Nice profits then stabilize. Maybe as Kong term saving it is good but that 6%will that be enough to make up for the small ups and downs ?might end up with what you began with. Unless you stick it out and wait for something crazy to happen ?
just look st that chart. Nice profits then stabilize. Maybe as Kong term saving it is good but that 6%will that be enough to make up for the small ups and downs ?might end up with what you began with. Unless you stick it out and wait for something crazy to happen ? 
What's the reason?
I'm not sure about the real reasons.... On their main page there is a long message explaining that this month they will have a financial loss... and so they need to review their business type.
They are about to delist a lot of coins... for the ones with wallet in maintenance status, they are simply raking users coins without giving nothing back. Really bad behavior.
Just opened their website, but I fail to see any message. Can you please give me a ink?
Quote
Dear PoSWallet Community,
We want to take a few minutes and share some of our long term strategy with all of you. When we started this project, the focus was on taking a handful of pretty active coins and providing a place for users to group stake. As that idea has evolved over the past year and a half with the addition of new coins, we have had many successes and challenges; one thing has become clear though: the crypto market in general is too unstable to effectively provide group stake services for the majority of coins we have listed at poswallet.com. Interesting coins pop up and swell with a large community, then disappear just as fast - resulting in a lot of infrastructure we set up that is no longer being used. We will have a financial loss this month, and based on our trajectory with the current ideology behind poswallet.com, the loss will grow over time. Therefore, we are changing our focus and getting back to basics.
So with that being said, we are going to go back and focus on the important stuff - promoting POSW as a currency that can be used for more than just the exchange at poswallet.com while supporting a few other 'big player' coins. As new coins appear and become established, we will investigate adding them to the platform as well. We will be delisting the majority of coins over the next month or so to align with this strategy - mainly coins with low user bases, low volume, or little technological improvement vs. other coins. Coins in maintenance will still be able to be requested to be withdrawn; however, some coins do not have nodes or active devs/communities and may not be able to be brought back out of maintenance. We will try and process all withdrawals on coins in maintenance as quickly as possible, but some will be delayed as they need to be done manually.
While we take these actions, we are also going to update the POSW coin technology and work with partners to get POSW accepted in a variety of stores/vendors. We will continue the monthly dividends (we purchased 150k POSW to disburse this month, even though we had a loss) and will also continue website development and adding new features. Based on this decision, the roadmap will change as well. Our focus is being refined to making POSW a great option for use in the crypto world, rather than its current role as a support coin.
We appreciate the community's patience while we work through these changes and we are always open to feedback.
Thanks,
PoSWallet Team
We want to take a few minutes and share some of our long term strategy with all of you. When we started this project, the focus was on taking a handful of pretty active coins and providing a place for users to group stake. As that idea has evolved over the past year and a half with the addition of new coins, we have had many successes and challenges; one thing has become clear though: the crypto market in general is too unstable to effectively provide group stake services for the majority of coins we have listed at poswallet.com. Interesting coins pop up and swell with a large community, then disappear just as fast - resulting in a lot of infrastructure we set up that is no longer being used. We will have a financial loss this month, and based on our trajectory with the current ideology behind poswallet.com, the loss will grow over time. Therefore, we are changing our focus and getting back to basics.
So with that being said, we are going to go back and focus on the important stuff - promoting POSW as a currency that can be used for more than just the exchange at poswallet.com while supporting a few other 'big player' coins. As new coins appear and become established, we will investigate adding them to the platform as well. We will be delisting the majority of coins over the next month or so to align with this strategy - mainly coins with low user bases, low volume, or little technological improvement vs. other coins. Coins in maintenance will still be able to be requested to be withdrawn; however, some coins do not have nodes or active devs/communities and may not be able to be brought back out of maintenance. We will try and process all withdrawals on coins in maintenance as quickly as possible, but some will be delayed as they need to be done manually.
While we take these actions, we are also going to update the POSW coin technology and work with partners to get POSW accepted in a variety of stores/vendors. We will continue the monthly dividends (we purchased 150k POSW to disburse this month, even though we had a loss) and will also continue website development and adding new features. Based on this decision, the roadmap will change as well. Our focus is being refined to making POSW a great option for use in the crypto world, rather than its current role as a support coin.
We appreciate the community's patience while we work through these changes and we are always open to feedback.
Thanks,
PoSWallet Team
OK, got it - thanks!
P.S. Not our problem as long people are able to withdraw their coins.
P.S. Not our problem as long people are able to withdraw their coins.
What's the reason?
I'm not sure about the real reasons.... On their main page there is a long message explaining that this month they will have a financial loss... and so they need to review their business type.
They are about to delist a lot of coins... for the ones with wallet in maintenance status, they are simply raking users coins without giving nothing back. Really bad behavior.
Just opened their website, but I fail to see any message. Can you please give me a ink?
Sorry, probably i did not explain well...
To see the message you have to login, and then you can see the massage on the main dashboard.
What's the reason?
I'm not sure about the real reasons.... On their main page there is a long message explaining that this month they will have a financial loss... and so they need to review their business type.
They are about to delist a lot of coins... for the ones with wallet in maintenance status, they are simply raking users coins without giving nothing back. Really bad behavior.
Just opened their website, but I fail to see any message. Can you please give me a ink?
What's the reason?
I'm not sure about the real reasons.... On their main page there is a long message explaining that this month they will have a financial loss... and so they need to review their business type.
They are about to delist a lot of coins... for the ones with wallet in maintenance status, they are simply raking users coins without giving nothing back. Really bad behavior.
What's the reason?
PosWallet is delisting ARCO on 6/9. Please withdraw. If you still have ARCO on POSWallet after you will need to take it up with them.
This is really a bad decision by poswallet... not only against arco.... they are delisting a lot of coins. Off course i will move my arco as soon as possible.
I'm a bit angry with poswallet cause i invested a few btc cents in posw coin, and quotes are dumping.
PosWallet is delisting ARCO on 6/9. Please withdraw. If you still have ARCO on POSWallet after you will need to take it up with them.
1 Billion ARCO/day
Jure is silent, but he arranged and celebrated the first recorded purchase of a good: Two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin.
Like the pizza?
Like the pizza?
You are officially ARCOs PR manager. We will discuss salary in private @spartak
Jure is silent, but he arranged and celebrated the first recorded purchase of a good: Two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin.
Like the pizza?
Like the pizza?
pool mining 
PoW is over long time ago. ARCO is now PoS only.
pool mining
Just had a conversation with Adam (and Jure knows about it). We should expect ARCO on cryptovpshosting soon, though Adam gave no ETA, because he shared that there are some issues with the site and he wants to clear them out first.
These are Jure's words, not mine:
"If you have a full node with NAT TCP port and at least a few 1000 ARCO on it, you are essentially already a master node."
And to be honest, ARCO network looks great!
You want to earn more coins? It's easy! Maybe I should not share this, but I don't care. I currently have about 113,000 ARCO and I'm staking about 300-350 coins/day or ~10k ARCO/month, which at current prices means 0.13 BTC/month. Even 1/15th of these coins can pay the electricity of your PC (if you use one). If more people have their coins in their wallets, then maybe my personal (and yours) stake will drop, but even 1/3 of this is good enough, no? Master nodes are just a gimmick!
ARCO is currently a pure s*itcoin in terms of usage and we all know this. What is needed is more people involved with ideas (which matters). Don't be fooled by others, were 105 shill accounts are used to "promote" it. You have a fast coin with clean code and people using their real identities. Buy, sell, give advices, promote - there are a lot of opportunities and much space to grow.
Cheers,
Spartak
"If you have a full node with NAT TCP port and at least a few 1000 ARCO on it, you are essentially already a master node."
And to be honest, ARCO network looks great!
You want to earn more coins? It's easy! Maybe I should not share this, but I don't care. I currently have about 113,000 ARCO and I'm staking about 300-350 coins/day or ~10k ARCO/month, which at current prices means 0.13 BTC/month. Even 1/15th of these coins can pay the electricity of your PC (if you use one).
If more people have their coins in their wallets, then maybe my personal (and yours) stake will drop, but even 1/3 of this is good enough, no? Master nodes are just a gimmick!ARCO is currently a pure s*itcoin in terms of usage and we all know this. What is needed is more people involved with ideas (which matters). Don't be fooled by others, were 105 shill accounts are used to "promote" it. You have a fast coin with clean code and people using their real identities. Buy, sell, give advices, promote - there are a lot of opportunities and much space to grow.
Cheers,
Spartak
Well said, not many good coins left with all the ICO and Crowdsales filled junk coin. The shill accounts are so obvious.
These are Jure's words, not mine:
"If you have a full node with NAT TCP port and at least a few 1000 ARCO on it, you are essentially already a master node."
And to be honest, ARCO network looks great!
You want to earn more coins? It's easy! Maybe I should not share this, but I don't care. I currently have about 113,000 ARCO and I'm staking about 300-350 coins/day or ~10k ARCO/month, which at current prices means 0.13 BTC/month. Even 1/15th of these coins can pay the electricity of your PC (if you use one). If more people have their coins in their wallets, then maybe my personal (and yours) stake will drop, but even 1/3 of this is good enough, no? Master nodes are just a gimmick!
ARCO is currently a pure s*itcoin in terms of usage and we all know this. What is needed is more people involved with ideas (which matters). Don't be fooled by others, were 105 shill accounts are used to "promote" it. You have a fast coin with clean code and people using their real identities. Buy, sell, give advices, promote - there are a lot of opportunities and much space to grow.
Cheers,
Spartak
"If you have a full node with NAT TCP port and at least a few 1000 ARCO on it, you are essentially already a master node."
And to be honest, ARCO network looks great!
You want to earn more coins? It's easy! Maybe I should not share this, but I don't care. I currently have about 113,000 ARCO and I'm staking about 300-350 coins/day or ~10k ARCO/month, which at current prices means 0.13 BTC/month. Even 1/15th of these coins can pay the electricity of your PC (if you use one).
If more people have their coins in their wallets, then maybe my personal (and yours) stake will drop, but even 1/3 of this is good enough, no? Master nodes are just a gimmick!ARCO is currently a pure s*itcoin in terms of usage and we all know this. What is needed is more people involved with ideas (which matters). Don't be fooled by others, were 105 shill accounts are used to "promote" it. You have a fast coin with clean code and people using their real identities. Buy, sell, give advices, promote - there are a lot of opportunities and much space to grow.
Cheers,
Spartak
Is there any possibility of implementing master node in ARCO in the future?
That's not a bad idea. Will discuss it with Jure (though personally I'm not a fan of master nodes).
Is there any possibility of implementing master node in ARCO in the future?
Tnx @spartak for all your Yobit related efforts. Hope they get is out of maintenance for the sake of ARCO holders!
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