Topic: [ANN][CRAIG] CraigsCoin | CLASSIFIED ADS ON BLOCKCHAIN 5+ POD BITTREX, CRYPTSY - page 45. (Read 257907 times)

It's fun watching these rebounds!
I hope the buyers are holding!

Who knows where this coin will go to and hold!

You got that right!

Anyone else seen this map?
http://www.businessinsider.com/this-world-map-shows-every-device-connected-to-the-internet-2014-9
I see a demand for expansion in your neck of the woods! 

Retweeted ya bro!
Thanks for sharing the link from coin desk and posting replies to the article!

I replied on the Assange youtube link a little while back as well.

Where is this coin going? Wish I had more BTC to buy up some more Craigs  

Cheers,
Craig

A big part of my job is to bring internet to the places where there's none. That's why I often find myself without any connection whatsoever. Russia is a very big place:)

Not really - if you look at the trading, there's not much being traded. Buyers aren't buying big. Sellers aren't selling big. Order book isn't changing much except for some very small btc amounts at the top - rest of the order book is unchanged.

Buyers are waiting for the PR campaign and details on what's next and most coin holders dont want to sell for these prices.

Going back down

Check this out, post and if possible RT too.

https://twitter.com/bitwarriorX/status/522374839152025600

Thanks.

I was off of this thread for 8 days and i see that this troll is still here... Well, good to see that PR is starting to look serious. Good job.

Some really good ideas - I especially like 3) and any ideas along those lines that effectively automate a lot of the management of the ad content.
Hopefully, after the initial PR campaign out of the way, Pavel will be able to focus on more of this value-added feature tech going forward.

A few more basic ideas...

1) If someone wanted to sell their car as fast as possible and realized that there are 10 other cars that are the same make and model and are in the immediate area, this person could increase their ADtx list fee to allow for the search engine to bump their car up to the top - yet they would have to hope that their fee was higher than everybody else.

2) If you post an ad and wanted to keep out the spam and scam capital of the world, Nigeria, from calling you up or emailing you. Have a feature that allows ad posters to lock the "website" search engine to allow only potential buyers in the immediate area to be able to see the ad - based off ISP address if possible.

3) Or have a feature built into the ad posting that allows the poster to click "on" that encrypts phone number, address, and/or email address. So if that person posts an ad. Any of these three items can be blocked. If a potential buyer wants to contact the seller, they could click on a button to unlock the encryption at a determined CraigsCoin fee - I don't know 25 cents worth or something. Maybe leave it up for the poster to decide based off their currency rate at which CraigsCoin is worth, thus deterring scammers and spammers.

Thoughts?

Agree - I think it's one of several things on his to-do list, but yeah, wallets on the top mobile platforms should be a priority.

Mac wallet should be seen as a priority now.

He didn't say he wouldn't have internet access -- only "limited," probably while he's in transit.

For first post:
"10) Digital auction house (TBD)
An auction feature within posted ads.  Each bidder with send coins to her designated address, and only the funds of the winning bidder will be locked in. These funds will be exchanged for the purchased goods/service  between the winner and the seller simultaneously."


I've got to say this will be such a cool feature!!
And what if the auction house also had an encrypted ad system. Where only certain members of a group could see the items for auction, cutting out the potential riff raff.
These auctions would be for the seller's "members only buyers" - as in proven legitimate buyers that the sellers agree to send the encryption code for access.
If CraigsCoin doesn't want to be a part of the potential for unwanted items sold, with bad or evil intentions, then CraigsCoin website (which is somewhat separate from CraigsCoin itself) just needs to create some basic guidlines and KYC's in place to keep these auctions out of the system. "Big Brother" is watching!!

So if Bob wants to auction his Picasso to some global friends of his and wants to keep out any noobs that he feels don't have the respect to own a Picasso, but have the money to pay for it - Bob can keep them out of the sale and only invite the select few of friends he gives the encryption code to.

Again, for the sake of keeping out the bad people, there would be guidelines and KYC's in place - separate from a standard public/open auction house.


Thoughts?

Edit: Or to make the system completely transparent as possible, have the blockchain "ad" unlock the encryption and open it up to the public. This date would be determine by both the the poster and the website in agreement and obviously after the sale is complete?

That way their is no way to prove any illegal actions are taking place.
 

+1

Thanks for confirming - and thanks for all the hard work on this.

Note to everyone - for the following 3 days I will be out of town on a business trip and will have limited access to the internet.

Meanwhile:

yes it covers alot of different sites and article postings.

I understood that the PR thing was part of a multi-channel campaign that would go well beyond a single PR release. Pavel, could you confirm whether that's the case when you get a chance?

Yes, a lot of garbage ads, and not much up to now.. it needs more exposure, seems like the coin dev has overpaid on the PR  and Marketing.