Topic: [ANN][EGC] EverGreenCoin | Environmental Green Causes | Full 7% PoS | Foundation - page 89. (Read 284541 times)

EGC price will be arround 6k  tonight or maybe 60k anything can happen.

but it's slow only in Bittrex. If I send BTC to any other exchange, wallet etc... I get in few seconds/minutes... at Bittrex in half or even one hour!?

I'm glad that I'm not the only one suffering here from the slow btc blockchain. But it's still at a nice price to buy though.

Most probably you will get your next chance rather sooner than later to get cheap EGC again.
30k+ valuation was well overshoot, at least for the current status of the project.

me too. i hope it will second falling

But it goin up again fast. I was hoping to buy some more cheap coins but I am not sure what the price will be once my BTC reaches Bittrex.

It looks like the price goes sub 20k now, and one cannot rule out sub 10k either. And there we go.

Wow what a nice freefall 

Is there a reason for choosing Coinpayments.net? There are other payment gateways we could try aswell.
I was just looking at Coinify.com and they seem to support most of the same stuff as Coinpayments.net

Exactly. Yesterday was just a p&d that showed me how big EGC can become if treated well.

From the way it shot up yesterday I'm not surprised. Hopefully it'll start to flatten out and we'll see what it's real value is. That is until some of the planned projects come to fruition and we will hopefully see more sensible increases in value.

Welcome to the EverGreenCoin community, fonzerrellie. Great to have you here!

Panic selling after people realize some very large gains. After that much growth, this is expected. Train stop. Not train HAS stopped.

How have I not been paying attention to this

WOW EGC market DOWN 50% on bittrex

Of course it is by design of shameless corporations and greed. They want the whole world to use seeds and plants that are not able to reproduce (even greater crime against nature) so they could sell seeds each year.

Don't want too sound harsh, but this is completely against your vision of EGC and what you are trying to establish with it.

GMO in food production could be viewed as far greater concern to our nature and ourselves as non-renewable energy, although this is also very important aspect of healthy living. Main objective for GMO produce is, that it is full of pesticides and herbicides already from the seeds onwards. The main reason for GMO producing is the plants are resistant to pesticides and herbicides and can be sprayed with that shit that is causing huge health problems to humans and animals and again humans eating them. I know in USA over 90% of soy is GMO, but you should realize it can be done, if there is will. Maybe it's time to sell some EGC and try to do something in that perspective for next season ;-) You could then again use your own seeds for seeding. Studies show by GMO farming soil is loosing humus and is slowly becoming sort of a desert. On the long run GMO farming will be less efficient than non-GMO and quantity will start to fall, not even mentioning the quality, this could never be compared.

It really is a shame great chemical corporations (Monsanto, Dupont) are ruling US government and causing all this hell. Since every little bit counts, you should really start looking into this option of producing GMO free produce, believe me, it's still possible. Some people are doing it and this could also be a great market opportunity for you.

This is not bashing, as you really are an honest guy (and I salute you for that), but all this EGC thing sounds quite hypocritical, if I view it from that perspective.

It could be in the future, but currently market shows downward correction first. Remeber that such growth is not exactly healthy so the downward trend is good for longterm perspective.

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Sadly, no. The seed cost for non GMO is out of this world. There is no way we could afford it. I don't even think we could easily get 50 acres of non GMO seed, if we were rich enough to afford it. This of course, all by design I believe. 

Hardworking guy  Are corn any soy fields GMO free?