Topic: [ANN][DOKDO][GRøSTL][DGWv3] DOKDOCOIN, CRYPTOCURRENCY OF SOUTH KOREA - page 2. (Read 32415 times)

https://vaultex.io/market/11 open market in beta mode.

Still quiet. I am still writing articles for the South Koreans.

Mark

Who noticed this?:
http://www.coindesk.com/korea-devign-lab-200k-brian-kim

I am still writing for Korean coiners, which feels better now that Bitcoin is rising again in price!

Still quiet here!!

Mark

I am still writing for crypto fans in South Korea. The whole altcoin world has been quiet since Bitcoin's price fell. Anyone have any news?

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

Still quiet here! I have had a couple of articles posted on a South Korean site. And Bitcoin World itself has been pretty . . . weird.

Let's see what happens.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

So quiet here! And at Cryptocointalk.

The 'English-language' altcoins are doing well. And Indonesia has a national coin.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

Have you guys any knowledge of these guys:

http://www.libertyinnorthkorea.org        ??

And how is Dokdo's price?

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

Hey, Litejavichu. Gee, it's pretty serious, calling Dokdo a scam -- why?


Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

                                              SCAMCOIN

Developer and Team already scammed enough, no longer do so more for stupid currency without future

There are a number of unhappy coiners on the Dokdo thread at Cryptocointalk. We are trying to figure out the present price. I want some information Dokdo's mining-difficulty. Come and say hello if you can help.

The dev has not posted for some time, which is not satisfactory (he emails me). I emailed him this morning, asking him to post.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

Parker! Can you make sense of the price-charts? I haven't had any prices for a few weeks.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

country coins end up usually getting raped but i'll keep an eye on this

Hey, bigc1984.

Whoa! Major misapprehension!

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

isn't south korea north korea's bitch?

Okay, I am back on the air again -- for the minute.

Bouight 20,000 DOKDO from a miner today, but sadly I don't think he will stay with the community.

And . . . I am gonna write articles for a South Korean Bitcoin-news site!! Details to follow.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

It is quiet here and over at Cryptocointalk!

My computer is being repaired (I am using my smartphone) I hope to do a little trading soon.

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

It's interesting that you mention Monacoin, Neomata. I had never looked at it until this afternoon, when I was making a chart for the Unobtanium crew. To my amazement, Monacoin came out top of the list:

Just been re-re-rechecking the stats, on CMC, on currencies down to a half a mil cap. All That Matters is performance since BTC hit bottom in early April:
One: Monacoin: any thoughts on this chart?:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monacoin/

Two: IXcoin: fluctuation, but still a tad above the mark:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ixcoin/

Three: Potcoin: big swings, but a tad above the mark:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/potcoin/

Four: NXT: way up, then way down; but same price today as inflection day (IndiaMikeZulu is big on NXT):
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nxt/

Five :Unobtanium: UNO has a completely non-The-China-Thing price-history. It has a fair-launch spike; it has Wolong; it stays thenceforth deeeeaaaaddd level:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/unobtanium/

Six: Infinitecoin: a tad below the mark: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/infinitecoin/

Seven: Megacoin: tad below the mark. Had a small spike just after Bitcoin hit bottom, but then remarkably stable:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/megacoin/

Eight: slight drop: YBcoin interests me. It's 'Chinese' -- can't find a single current English-language forum; but it definitely belongs on this list:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ybcoin/

Annnnnd: here is a link to a necronomicon -- a list of dead coins.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/necronomicon-thread-altcoins-which-are-dead-588413

 Kudos to Cryddit. It is a scholarly contribution to altcoin history. Cryddit lists a coin as 'dead' when its cap drops below $5,000. I think of them as 'CTD' -- Circling The Drain. 25% of coins on CMC are CTD.

Mark (indiamikezulu), Western Australia

jackyhui // hello, newbie? already most of Koreans converted well with this conversion plan.
If you made the transactions after Jun 26, that means you don't want convert (your valid) old coin to new coin
(and do you know that? we are still seeding old coin for conversion support without any outer reqest)
and if you think that this is unfair so dev's can earn more coins from here
(lol you'd rather mine more with your gpu, that will be faster and that will not consume your time for development)
Just try same thing yourself. I don't know how you will waste your hourly wage with heavy mission like this.
And another fact is that, in bitcointalk, there are too many greedy beggers who has no idea of cryptocurrencies future.
(ofcourse some gurus are here too, but circumstances not fine thosedays.)
Just follow this link https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/6872-dokdocoin-dokdo-information/
and ask us about your opinion. you can get answer and things not goes just like your daydream.
cheers

You know what? That's not the worst thing. If you made the transations after Jun 26, you even can not convert you old DDC. That's great for the 'lucky' owners. This is definitely a new idea which must be beyond human's wisdom.

Good news, Brand new exchange vaultex.io (which will be launched soon) will list DOKDO at the launch.
check https://twitter.com/vaultex_io
thanks.