Topic: [ANN][DCM] Digital Commerce 1.35 Mil coins 100% POS/Soon Anon/Accounting wallet. - page 2. (Read 82617 times)

I assure you that I'm in contact with the other devs pretty much on a daily basis. Noone has disappeared.

Well give us your ideas. If you want to, you can PM me or catch me on IRC.

We're committed and as far as I know (and I really have no reason to doubt this) all of us dev still hold the coins we purchased. I'll tell you my story: I bought into the IPO using my own funds, sold a bunch for 3x the buying price. I could have sold the rest on the way down but didn't do so because I didn't want to add to the sell pressure. I have since bought more at below IPO levels. So there you have the answer to your "commitment" question from my side.

We *are* watching the market; even if we don't post about this every day.

Therein lies a problem.  Devs hoped that a coin created to have a commercial application would succeed today, when in fact the market is not ready for it.  Will the market/traders eventually be ready for it?  Sure.....but right now that is not the case.  So I wonder if it would just make sense to put the development towards a commercial application on hold, and concentrate on the things that could make this coin flourish now.  Re-build the coin that way, increase the market cap, use the newly acquired funds from a larger market cap and put it towards the commercial development.  Something has to bring investors back.  It's a great coin, with a lot of good ideas, but the market doesn't see it as such.  MAKE IT NOTICE!

That's the scary thing.  Only 233 wallets, other than what is on Bittrex.  Not a lot of owners willing to hold long-term right now.

They could set up a buy wall, but I'm not sure how long it'd last. I've suggested it more than once, but they could instead support the multipool via mining, which indirectly would then add buy support. The devs certainly can afford to buy/rent machines with their spare btc from the ipo.

I guess it could be argued that the devs are thinking too rationally, that people will behave like normal investors and simply wait for new things. That can be dangerous.

As for dumpers, I expect many are those who bought at ipo prices, maybe made a little profit, and then held onto the remainder of their coins. And now just want out. There will also be those who bought at 10-30K, see it's worth a tiny fraction, panic and just take whatever they can. There is also the problem that when a coin slips below ipo prices, you get pressure down, as those who say bought at 5-6K may be very willing to take a loss at 3-4K. So it appears like major dumping, but really it's a combination of lack of buy support + already low prices simply slipping further down.

The reality here is that the digital coin market is inhabited by non commercial people at this point in time however as the technology is adopted by the commercial entities they will be attracted to this type of coin.An encrypted messaging service built into the wallet for professionals within the legal profession,maybe security professionals and any others who would find this feature useful would be beneficial.

The anon feature is good for privacy for consumers of say sensitive medication,etc or whatever but if the anon feature is better than others a free version and maybe a paid version such as licence for use per year would even make it more attractive with psychological value due to professionals not trusting free open source software etc in business.Also such technology when perfected should be patented where possible and other features protected with trade mark and copyright.

I am speaking only for this commercial type coin.

This technology is new and it is staking a claim in an untapped market before some big player with a large corporate budget jumps in and takes over.You need to build a brand for now and do the spadework right and seriously evolve into a doing business on the blockchain type of company/organisation.

Yeah, I've considered doing the same thing, although I probably don't watch the market close enough to do it properly. I also don't keep a lot of spare BTC about, as it tends to be tied up in alts (although trying to rectify that a bit, at least), and I am a pretty small trader overall compared to most here... so losing 1-3 BTC out of my chunk of coins would definitely hurt.

So I guess those that do trade like that have a lot of spare coin and have more time than most people.  An example probably would be polo trollbox regulars ... it's sort of amusing sometimes to watch their chatter. Some treat it like jobs, jumping from coin to coin daily, hyping nonsense basically.

If you read the ANN and see what has become of this DigitalCommerce 18 days after IPO, it is a total disgrace.

As stated before, the only ones dumping below IPO price are those who got DCM for free. Or those who got BTC from the IPO for free and converted these into DCM.

Now think a minute about who these dumpers are... ?


The devs who wrote all those beautiful words in the ANN have now all vanished from stage except for Wallenstein, who still has the balls to face the music.

The devs should have used/should still use their budget to keep the price up above IPO.

Unfortunately, they have decided to let this coin bleed to death, including the IPO investors.

Bear in mind there are only 233 DCM wallets with a balance greater than 0, excluding the Bittrex exchange wallet.

At this moment, for only 25+ BTC the devs could buy all DCM off the exchange wallet and stabilize DCM.

The question is, how committed are these devs, if at all...

Rationality definitely goes out the window when dealing with cryptos.  Everyone is looking to get rich quick.  Some are good at it, but most get burned.  I'm hoping this irrational thinking will eventually give way to rational investing. But currently those alts (in my opinion) that are considered rational investments, are the coins struggling.  Most of the money I have tied up in alts, I have distributed between a few coins of which none I want to sell off because if I'm trying to be patient and I truly believe I will be rewarded.  Sometimes though, I wonder if I should just take out 1-3 BTC just to "play" with and make some extra coin on the side.  The problem with this is that the market would have to be watched almost all day every day with a constant fear of that particular "hot" coin tanking at any given second.

OMG... this post of yours is priceless.

Tnx Wallenstein for hearing and answering all our complaints every day.

He's here, we talk every day. I'll get him to chime in.

It's interesting that you bring up rationality. I haven't been into cryptos very long (started in Jan), and at first figured it'd be like how stocks work, or a regular investment -- people would invest based on features, developers, quality of coin and so on.

But by now, I think rationality doesn't play nearly as large a role in regard to a coin's price as it should. Actually I think logic and rationality sometimes play very small roles.

Otherwise we wouldn't get the hot coin of the week ... the new anon coin that skyrockets up, based on an anon promise or very iffy code... or no anon code at all... nation coins would never, ever have been worth what they were, and so on. So it's okay to be rational from a dev standpoint, but just don't assume that investors will be.

The lack of market reaction probably is due to the fact that nobody knows a timetable for any of the proposed things, nor can believe with 100% certainty the devs will deliver. And you don't get the benefit of new anon hype as the coin has already been pumped/dumped once -- I also expect very few are following the coin, so they may not even know about the things proposed. So the way to increase price is to implement something... anything... from that list of features. And I'd also suggest using ipo money to buy/rent machines to mine on the multipool and get some price support going.

DCM is 18 days old today.

Where has Kreative been the last couple days?  Just curious is all.

Bloodbath!

135btc budget... 25k marketcap. Unbelievable. Even HarmonyCoin who copied the OP of dCom now has a higher marketcap.

Yep, I always try to confirm withdrawals asap

coins just showed up in my wallet
No problem, no issue, long life to dCom !
 

Wish I could help and tell you what block my wallet is on (but I don't have access to it for the next 9 hours).  As far as the withdrawls from Bittrex, I have had some that were really quick (within 10 minutes), and I've had others that took up to an hour.  Did you get an email asking you to confirm your withdrawal?  Bittrex won't send the funds until you've confirmed it.  If you didn't receive confirmation of your withdrawal request, check your spam folder. 

Is there a second block explorer for DCM ?
http://dcm.blockexplorer.cc/chain/DCM seems to be stuck @block 20162 , when my wallet shows 20359
And more important, my BitTrex withdrawal is not showing yet on my wallet (should be within minutes doesn't it ?)...

I'm giving it a an hour or two before trying to resync, and if needed, filling a support ticket @bittrex