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roslinpl

legendary

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Quote from: Wolf_of_Wallstreet on June 16, 2014, 07:00:07 AM

Right on

TOP 100 RICHLIST, HERE I AM

365 SAT set now Grin

Well I see some ups too

bter seems not responding yet on this but mintpal if getting hotter every hour..

Let's wait and see what will happen

To the jupiter!

fushy

full member

Activity: 126

Merit: 100

Here we go

Lets crack the roof

Wolf_of_Wallstreet

full member

Activity: 181

Merit: 100

Right on

TOP 100 RICHLIST, HERE I AM

365 SAT set now Grin

Glen Hoddle

sr. member

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Merit: 260

Buy orders loading up on Mintpal now. Dumping is over by the looks of it. I've had buy orders for days now with no takers.

Once we're through 400 it's a quick move. Don't miss it guys and gals

Glen Hoddle

sr. member

Activity: 535

Merit: 260

IMO we're beginning to knock on the door to go a lot higher from here. May take a few days but I think once we're through 400 we're going to 600 in pretty short order.

When you take into account the extra coins added since the attack I think that should be about right. Settling somewhere between 500-650 would be my guess until more news is released from the team.

Wolf_of_Wallstreet

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Quote from: venmo on June 15, 2014, 01:53:24 PM

Also the above poster has some valid points. External events have had an effect on the coin recently. We cannot control these and they effect the market for the coin. It is not that people don't care or do not want to hold the coin but they are waiting to see what unfolds. Once they start seeing us mentioned in the media and word starts spreading then they will more than likely jump back in.

I can't wait to see C2 rise again,... TO INFINITY AND BEYOND

still not willing to sell any of my C2 Tongue

zyronx

legendary

Activity: 1078

Merit: 1001

Quote from: nickquest on June 15, 2014, 11:45:44 PM

I just want to say that I am loving this thick and juicy Coin2 stake! Wink

its so tender

nickquest

full member

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I just want to say that I am loving this thick and juicy Coin2 stake! Wink

zyronx

legendary

Activity: 1078

Merit: 1001

Quote from: venmo on June 15, 2014, 01:53:24 PM

Also the above poster has some valid points. External events have had an effect on the coin recently. We cannot control these and they effect the market for the coin. It is not that people don't care or do not want to hold the coin but they are waiting to see what unfolds. Once they start seeing us mentioned in the media and word starts spreading then they will more than likely jump back in.

The water is warming up, soon it will be nice and fun! Let the Coin2.1 Pool Party Begin! Wink

venmo

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Also the above poster has some valid points. External events have had an effect on the coin recently. We cannot control these and they effect the market for the coin. It is not that people don't care or do not want to hold the coin but they are waiting to see what unfolds. Once they start seeing us mentioned in the media and word starts spreading then they will more than likely jump back in.

curiousnewbie

newbie

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Merit: 0

1)People spooked by the attacked, twice and each time number of coins increased when back in business.
2)More than half of the holders are in for the long term, more than half of the coins ( 70% ) owed together by exchanges, Dev. + members and few investors.
3)Summer season for countries in northern hemisphere where most players from. Outdoor activities before indoor playground in front of monitors.
4)Football in Brazil.
5)Bitcoin price up.

Most would be players stay sideline observing now to decide when game released.

venmo

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Quote from: 140hours on June 15, 2014, 01:16:57 PM

I don't buy that argument at all.

No volume means no buying interest, it means no one cares about the coin (owning it).

Markets don't change, right now there are no buyers, otherwise there would be volume which translates to a healthy trading market.

There will be interest once the media campaign starts... until then people don't want to sell.

Many people are holding a lot of these and you will see that by checking the top 100 rich list daily. No one is selling.

Only a handful are trying to sell piddly amounts at a low price.

People have been buying in on the bid for quite a while and they do not want to buy at the ask to push the price up.

I have personally been getting some private wealthy investors on board for the past few weeks.

Volume is low now because the sellers at the bid have dried up.

Markets are ever changing.

zyronx

legendary

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Merit: 1001

Quote from: 140hours on June 15, 2014, 01:16:57 PM

I don't buy that argument at all.

No volume means no buying interest, it means no one cares about the coin (owning it).

Markets don't change, right now there are no buyers, otherwise there would be volume which translates to a healthy trading market.

As Venmo just said. this coin right now is not about trading. its about holding and staking. which is the coolest thing. Trading will commence when the demand begins! This is not your typical currency! Not just a pump and dump. which is really refreshing to see!

fushy

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Quote from: 140hours on June 15, 2014, 01:16:57 PM

I don't buy that argument at all.

No volume means no buying interest, it means no one cares about the coin (owning it).

Markets don't change, right now there are no buyers, otherwise there would be volume which translates to a healthy trading market.

Volume is not needed right now

It will come when the time is necessary

140hours

newbie

Activity: 9

Merit: 0

I don't buy that argument at all.

No volume means no buying interest, it means no one cares about the coin (owning it).

Markets don't change, right now there are no buyers, otherwise there would be volume which translates to a healthy trading market.

venmo

full member

Activity: 210

Merit: 100

Quote from: 140hours on June 15, 2014, 11:32:37 AM

Does anyone have an explanation for why trading in Coin2.1 has slowed down to under .50 BTC per day.

It used to be 20 to 30 BTC in trading volume daily.

Everyone is holding onto their coins for games release rather than selling them.

This is a good thing as when we start to advertise buyer will come and people wont want to sell so I do not need to tell you what will happen when demand outweighs supply.

The media campaign will begin once the new Coin2 website as well as the FPS site are completed. They are currently under construction.

There will be a beta sign up page on the FPS site so you all can sign up for when testing begins.

There will also be lots more in game footage and more information on the game available.

Wont be too long until we start to have newcomers come knocking who share the same vision we all do.

140hours

newbie

Activity: 9

Merit: 0

Does anyone have an explanation for why trading in Coin2.1 has slowed down to under .50 BTC per day.

It used to be 20 to 30 BTC in trading volume daily.

Souldream

legendary

Activity: 1110

Merit: 1000

I stake almost every 10-20 minutes, something like 4 blocks by hour.

Mu crrent Height is 694653 .... and amount are from 0.2 to 4.0 , i take around 180 c2 / Day actually.

HKBvM

sr. member

Activity: 398

Merit: 250

Hurray! I just managed to send 10k coin2.1 from bter to my old wallet adress (Coin 2.0). Probably shouldnt trade while reading books to my daughter simultaniously.

Anyway: Is there something I can do now? Transaction is showing in the block chain. Its not a big deal with only 10k coins, but still. Its the second time something like that happens to me, beacuse bter doesnt leave the field with the sending adress empty.

zyronx

legendary

Activity: 1078

Merit: 1001

I don't know. I have been meaning to shuffle some coins over to my other computer and see what it does.

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