Topic: [ANN][Checkcoin] Explore the world using Checkcoin [PR PHASE] - page 72. (Read 237672 times)

Wow that's a mighty fine piece of promovideo 

Dear crypto enthusiasts and checkcoin fans,

It's been a crazy week here at Bitsend. As you might have noticed on some of our other social channels. There are loads of exiting projects that we are currently working on. For now, we are proud to show you the first official promo video for Checkcoin!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kToYtxFbXMY

Have a great weekend!

Bitsend team

I see that more and more people starting to take notice of this great coin  

Welcome all! dont forget to creatan account on the ckc forums!

---------> http://www.forum.checkcoin.cc/ <------------

You'd be surprised. CKC is the fifth highest volume right now on C-Cex behind some pretty grim coins. Mozzshare (MLS) is trading almost three times as much at time of writing. In addition, the Mary J ICO on C-cex is selling well too. Both these coins have nothing on CKC and will soon be forgotten. My point? People will always throw their money away because it's human nature.

For trader cryptos trading = making money, no more, no less.

Maybe my words was inaccurate, ofc cryptos as an idea is something else, i mean trader's point of view.

ATH 2.4k

The days of quick 10x rises are coming to an end. Nobody wants a 'coin' with one shitty feature, or rushed / broken features that add no value. Companies want to use blockchain technology, and are looking for groups that can make that happen. 95% of the coins out there can not meet that demand, and thus, will slowly bleed out. People want more than just a coin with the ability to transact money and store them.

People who think 'cryptos is all about making money '  have no idea of where the value of any of these 'coins' come from.
Blockchain technology is where a lot of the value comes from. This is what the businesses, corporations, and governments are interested in. They don't care about a 'coin'. They want the technology.
This philosophy is echoed when a large company(like Google, or Microsoft) purchases a start-up. They are interested in either the technology or the team behind the company.

I realize there is market manipulation and pumps happen, but with volume drying up, there is a bigger push to create companies that focus their products around blockchain technology. A 'coin' is merely a tool.
There is only room for 1-3 coins that can focus solely on money transfer and storage. New 'coins' will have to have new and innovative design based on blockchain technology to have any lasting impact in the crypto-market. That said, these 'coins' need to focus on markets outside of crypto-currency, because in relation to EVERY other market in the 'real-world', crypto is a grain of salt, and the market caps demonstrate that.

I believe 'Checkcoin' is pointed in the right direction. I bought UNDER the IPO price, as a crypto 'investor' is easily panicked and manipulated into dumping below their original purchasing price. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for this 'coin'.

Cheers

The multiple exchanges should daisychain and pull the price up relatively quickly. I am also interested to see what effect today's imminent announcement is going to have on price. I guess it depends on what it is. The ball is firmly in Bitsend's court now. CKC could absolutely catch fire if they play this right.

The price is always fun to talk about though. And right now it's skyrocketing on BTER.

No it isn't. That is a very narrow view.

I wholeheartedly agree with you that we are on the cusp of crypto 2.0, and you are entirely correct about platforms being the next step forward in the crypto landscape. That's why I'm invested in CKC, NXT, and heavily involved in NEM as you can see from my profile (and some other minor coins/platforms). Anyway, this is about CKC so just want to say that I am excited to see where this project goes.

Well spoken, my 50k number was arbitrary, merely to indicate that I will hold for a long time. I am with this project almost since day 1 and I invested because I believe it will succeed. I will never sell all my Checkcoins, but at some point I might cash out my initial investment, but I may refrain from doing so depending on market conditions and adoption etcetera.  

I've been (day)trading BTC and alts since 2012 and I always had three principles:


1. Never invest in an ICO
2. In case a coin doubles, sell half to get your investment out.
3. Set an exit price and sell 95% of your remaining coins.

Regarding Checkcoin I have broken rules 1 and 3 for the first time ever, I invested in the ICO and I haven't set an exit price because I want to see how far the rabbit hole really goes with this one. Although as I mentioned, I might sell some to take out my initial investment, at the moment however I am not short on fiat so from that standpoint I will probably break rule number 2 as well

I admit I entered this "crypto game" as I called it full Gordon Gekko style, ruthless and without any profound interest in a coin's advantages or fundamentals. I bought and sold everything. I have changed though, I believe we are ready for Crypto 2.0, focusing on true real world adoption instead of being just another speculative equity. Now I invest in what I call platforms; coins that offer more than just being an alternative for Bitcoin, because in my opinion those will never succeed. A succesful cryptocoin should provoke an incentive for people to use it, not offer just another payment method. I see some of these platforms as companies in the making, that is where I put my money for the long term.

Checkcoin in that respect tics all the right boxes:

-A true company behind it, not some anonymous dev offering a shoddy whitepaper and who shouts "moon" all the time
-It fills a void in the current crypto landscape. If you are honest, almost with every coin out there you could ask yourself "why wouldn't I just pay with cash? (or Bitcoin!)" Of course us enthusiasts see the advantages, but the general public? Not so much
-It doesn't focus on anonimity. While anon in itself is great, and I wholly agree with the right to have privacy, Anon from a point of mass adoption is too soon. The majority of people simply do not care about their privacy, especially teenagers nowadays. They fill in forms, post their personal information on the web etc they simply do not care. With them being to future adopters or users of crypto, why should anonymity be the main focus at this point in time? It sells to us crypto enthusiasts, but most people out there don't even know what Bitcoin is, let alone that they are ready for anonimity in crypto. We will see a revival in a couple of years, but for now the hype is starting to die out quickly. I am not saying anon coins are useless, I am just saying that their potential will take time to bloom. This will come after crypto use is widespread. I am invested in various platforms that offer anonimity for the long run.

Basically what is lacking is a profound reason why the general person wants to use crypto. Ask yourself, "why?" why would anyone want to use a volatile untangible "currency" which offers things like "freedom from banks" or "lower transaction fees" There are a lot of people who never think about these concepts because they simply do not care yet.

Until now crypto has been trying to force feed their advantages over fiat to the people, we've reached a stalemate regarding adoption. Adoption cannot be forced unless there is an incentive to adopt and Checkcoin does this beautifully. It's simply "cool" to use the functionalities of CKC, I bet most people will never even be aware of the fact that it's a cryptocoin in essence, they will simply use the features this platform offers. For investors this means that they will see a nice return on their investment as with increased demand and usage, the unit price will rise.

As I said earlier today, wiser men than you and me will eventually see the enourmous potential of this technology and want to have a part of it. It will take time, but that day will come.

If you really believe in a crypto project like CKC, why not just hold forever? Sure, set a target where you sell SOME for BTC if you want to hold BTC (or fiat... bleh) but you should always hold onto some coins indefinitely if you feel the project has merit. Otherwise you're only investing for investing's sake and never actually believed in the coin in the first place, which I think is a poor reason to invest in something because you're only hoping that the coin will go up in value based on other "suckers" getting into the market to push the price up instead of basing your investment on the true value of the commodity you are investing in.

That's about right. Hold for a Binary outcome.

Sorry but this is very funny to me. I traded that way from year with very good profit - mostly daily profits or 2-3d holding:).


I must quote that. This is funny? stupid? - something between Cryptos is all about making money:) Even if project is interesting like CKC is, profit is the most important thing. So "don't focus on price in the early weeks/months" is like "don't think about sex when you're with your girl" lol 

Telling people here "don't focus on price next weeks" is really naive.

Here is the roadmap if anyone missed it in the middle of the pages.

I think this should be posted on the first post of this thread.

1k

What was the price for the ipo? Under 2k?

Ok gotcha, but depending on development and features those ICO buyers might change their minds and hodl. I for one bought ckc at
ICO price but I'm not going to sell for anything less than 50k. It will be a long hard road (if ever) but I am patient.

I actually meant 1k would be the floor, and 2k will be the ceiliing, until the IPO sellers are out (and there will be a lot of them).

I will be watching the actual progress of the project : don't focus on price in the early weeks/months.

Someone should place a checkcoin faucet on the moon.
I wonder, does the moon have GPS like coordinates? I mean GPS on earth is based on satellites orbiting it, I doubt the moon has satellites in permanent orbit for this purpose. It would be cool though to have Checkcoins literally on the moon