ufff .. once again .... marchants don´t want accept mazacoin as payment becouse contantly decreasing price & almost no buy orders ( you sell few milions and you´re at 1 satoshi)
and what is most important? mzc marchant acceptance
And here you go assuming the only reason a merchant would accept Mazacoin would be to dump it to BTC or fiat. Mazacoin is not designed that way, if it is an official currency of the Lakota then the merchants that accept Mazacoin can use it as payments to other vendors that accept Mazacoin, and/or supplemental payments to employees as allowed by any governmental forces at work on the reserve. If Maza gets used as an official currency why would any merchant accepting it in the official areas want to immediately dump it into the market?
The thinking behind crypto traders needs to change, it is a paradigm shift away from Fiat, and Maza is a currency in it's own right that shouldn't be tied to bitcoin.
+1
But here is where I come in.
I am just a miner from europe. No connection to lakota indians. Although I certainly would like to help them. I also like money (d'uh)
At the moment I am mining mazacoin fulltime.... I don't even know why. Could turn out to be a complete net loss. But I have a good feeling in the gut.
But ofcourse basically I want to make a small profit in the future.
So my question, how are you going to make mazacoin "tasty" for us outside investors?
If mazacoin wants to build a secure payment network (that works liquidly and has high hashrate) it needs to either
1) be mergemined with BTCor
2) have a high appeal to international miners (like me)Miners want to help, but they also need to make a little money doing so.
How does the saying go:
Altruism doesn't exist, sustainability must be made profitable.