Topic: [ANN][CRYPT] CryptCoin - [19 Feb 2018] - Update - page 4. (Read 153116 times)
CRYPT this coin is still alive? It looks as if there is no new progress, and the development team should do something substantial.
So guys, if I have some coins on bittrex, is there any way of me ever getting it out since wallet is offline?
U mean Cryptopia. There is no Crypt on Bittrex.
The Project is dead or not ?
Nope it used to be on bittrex, and I have some left on my bittrex wallet but their wallet is offline so cant withdraw.
So guys, if I have some coins on bittrex, is there any way of me ever getting it out since wallet is offline?
U mean Cryptopia. There is no Crypt on Bittrex.
The Project is dead or not ?
So guys, if I have some coins on bittrex, is there any way of me ever getting it out since wallet is offline?
I'm curious, subscribed to the thread
wonder what the dev was preparing for 3 years. lol probably nothing
Thanks EleanorZ. We have contacted coincheckup.com to let them know about the mistake.
AAA dev is here !!! lol Any news ? This coin has a great potential if you will do everything right it could cost around 15-30 USD.
Thanks EleanorZ. We have contacted coincheckup.com to let them know about the mistake.
They are running a new scam project.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25691266
https://coincheckup.com/coins/crypterium/purpose -> point to current project
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25691266
https://coincheckup.com/coins/crypterium/purpose -> point to current project
No.
These projects are NOT the same. Coincheckup has confused CryptCoin and Crypterium in their listing--that's all.
CryptCoin (CRYPT) = founded in 2014, originally PoW (x11), now PoS, total supply = just over 6 million. Its original purpose was to focus on anonymity; not sure what the new team's plans are, or if they are even still working on the project (they say they are but not much action).
Crypterium (CRPT) = founded in 2017, currently in ICO phase, total supply = 300 million ERC20 (Ethereum) tokens. Its purpose is to function as a blockchain-based bank.
So, completely different projects. Please do some research before posting information that will mislead and confuse people.
They are running a new scam project.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25691266
https://coincheckup.com/coins/crypterium/purpose -> point to current project
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25691266
https://coincheckup.com/coins/crypterium/purpose -> point to current project
Where is dev? 
I was really hoping to see this coin raise again but it looks like everything is dead again around CRYPT. 
I was really hoping to see this coin raise again but it looks like everything is dead again around CRYPT. Re: Exchanges to target...
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Hope to return to bittrex
Take a look into Bolenum BLN on Coinexchange. Their launching the beta version of thier exchange on Dec 15th and will be adding 5 Cryptos for free I think double check. Their price is between .03 to .04 cents right now.
with a total supply of 10 million.
Any news ? Dev /
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Re: Exchanges to target...
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Hope to return to bittrex
Re: Exchanges to target...
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Cryptopia would have been my first suggestion, so good that we're on there already. It's not a big exchange but it's credible at least.
Livecoin would be a good option to explore. Some others are YoBit, C-Cex, Bleutrade, or even EtherDelta. If/when we get on a couple of those, I think we'd need a roadmap and a bit of advertising to get the volume up before we can start thinking about getting on a bigger exchange like Bittrex or one of the newer Asian ones. Easier said than done, but awesome that people are trying.
One advantage Crypt has is that it's kind of notorious among folks who've been around for a while. That's a double-edge sword, obviously, in that it's also been called a scam, but at this point all publicity and name-recognition is helpful. It made enough of an impression during its brief rise and fall a few years back that I would think it could attract some investors on entertainment value alone. Like, own a piece of crypto history. That and there are still bagholders and people that bought when it was mooning.
Can you imagine? This thing was north of $1.20 on more than $4,000,000/day volume in 2014, when the total market cap of crypto was like 1/30 of what it is today. Wild.
Man, this brings back some fun memories. Mined my first Crypt in June of 2014, around block 30,000. Good times. Will be interested to see what, if anything, happens here. Would be pretty entertaining if we could resurrect this classic. Good luck!
We are missing a huge opportunity every day we lay dormant. The total circulating supply is a lot lower than 6,062,958 CRYPT because of all the lost coins from cryptsy. This could be a $10 coin if you launch it properly. Get your shit together. GL.
Now is the best time to relaunch or continue ! Dev do something !
cryptopia: so we can not send to wallet, we can not move them anywhere ...
how long its been in Maintenance from the dev.? I did not follow it near one week ...
So if you would buy some tokens right now, do they stay on that website or can we download a wallet somewhere and send it there immediately?
You can download wallet from here: https://mega.nz/#!mEhinLab!t-ogN_FvxRFsJ79isC5E9gfWyEkuaY8U3CUQ0RXxA5A
and add this node to cryptcoin.conf
addnode=1.34.180.245
addnode=101.224.93.164
addnode=101.229.228.190
addnode=104.45.230.117
addnode=116.234.201.27
addnode=184.164.129.202
addnode=213.155.254.2
addnode=76.118.236.16
addnode=76.169.57.92
addnode=82.200.205.39
addnode=82.45.245.65
addnode=93.115.28.30
or check explorer for actual node https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crypt/#!network
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